Nationalpark Baumhaus | Öko-Flucht | Hemlock

Summary:

Go green in the Smokies! This "Treehouse Masters" 2-bed, 1-bath eco-escape is a nature-first sanctuary. Nestled by a babbling creek just 5 minutes from the National Park entrance, it’s the ultimate sustainable getaway. Breathe mountain air from your private deck or relax in rustic, natural-wood interiors. With a rainfall shower and year-round air-conditioning/heat, you’ll enjoy modern comfort that honors the environment. Sway and grow with the trees. Rejuvenate where the forest meets luxury.



The Space:

Perched delicately above the banks of Norton Creek, this unique treehouse was designed to honor its environment, offering an immersive forest experience that treads lightly on the earth. Designed with a rustic cabin feel, The Hemlock Treehouse has a cozy home-like layout: 1 queen bed, full bathroom with rainfall shower, living space, and quaint kitchenette are on the main floor. Access another cozy queen on the loft via a sturdy wooden ladder; we recommend the main-floor queen for those with mobility concerns. Both the loft and main floor have heating/air-conditioning. Extra linens, towels, and pillows provided.



A small, covered porch and open-air porch included, both private and filled with outdoor seating options.



Seclusion + Resort Perks: shared firepits, swings, picnic tables and grills available to resort guests.



An Ayres family passion-project that came to life – Built and designed by Pete Nelson from “Treehouse Masters.”



Guest Access:

Private Entrance with No-Contact Entry via Keycode Provided Before Arrival



The Neighborhood:

This treehouse is settled in the trees within a gated community, Norton Creek Resort, only 15 minutes off the Parkway and 5 minutes from the entrance of The Great Smoky Mountains National Park.



Getting Around:

Taxi services, Uber, Lyft (+ DoorDash, Uber Eats) are available. Downtown Gatlinburg offers trolley service. There is ample public parking available for driving around the area.



Other Things to Note:

- We do not allow RVs, campers or trailers on-site

- Please be aware that due to potential freezing temperatures in January and February, there's a risk of frozen water pipes.

- Please take note that bears are in the area. We do provide bear safety tips upon arrival.

- As Of September 22, 2025, Sevier County Fire adjusted their laws so that we are no longer able to have private firepits on the decks of each treehouse, only community firepits steps away from your treehouse.

- Rental agreement required upon booking



Interaction with Guests:

You can reach us any time via text, email, or phone.