Stay in a Dreamy Treehouse at Cypress Valley

Escape to a magical treehouse haven with serene views, cozy interiors, and memorable stargazing opportunities at Cypress Valley.

Last updated: May 2024
  • Starting from $275 per night, depending on the treehouse

Description

Cypress Valley Treehouse Getaway offers a unique experience of staying in a treehouse surrounded by ancient cypress trees, providing a peaceful retreat for guests. Each treehouse is designed with comfort and luxury in mind, featuring cozy beds, living areas, and stunning views of the creek ravine. Treehouses range from single-room havens to multi-room lodges, accommodating 2 to 15 guests. Shared amenities include bathrooms, picnic tables, a seasonal swimming pool, and a community space, ensuring a memorable and comfortable stay.

What's included

  •  Treehouse lodging
  • Shared amenities (bathrooms, picnic tables, seasonal swimming pool, community space)
  • Complimentary espresso drinks at the Camp Store
  • BBQ grills, pool, and games area access

Perfect for

For two
For families with kids
Romantic
Getaways

Good to know

$$$
Rental
Reservation required
Multi-day
Onsite parking

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Itinerary

  1. Check-in at Cypress Valley
  2. Explore your treehouse and the surrounding area
  3. Relax at the shared amenities area, BBQ grills, pool, and games area
  4. Stargaze from your treehouse deck
  5. Sleep peacefully in your tree-top haven
  6. Check-out the following morning

Location

1223 Paleface Ranch Rd S, Spicewood, TX 78669

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Packing List

  • Comfortable clothing
  • Insect repellent
  • Flashlight
  • Personal toiletries

 4.5  ● Google reviews

  • Jason Jaworski

    3 months ago

    Our stay in the Yoki Treehouse at Cypress Valley Treehouses was exactly what we were looking for. If you want a modern, private escape where you can truly disconnect and immerse yourself in nature, this is the place. The treehouse is beautifully designed with all the comforts you need while still making you feel like you're tucked away in the treetops. One of our favorite parts was the complete seclusion. It was private enough to comfortably enjoy being au naturel while surrounded by nothing but the sights and sounds of nature. We visited during several 100+ degree days, and I was pleasantly surprised by how well the air conditioning kept up. The treehouse stayed cool and comfortable even during the hottest part of the day. One thing future guests should know is that getting to the bathhouse is part of the adventure. You'll climb a spiral staircase and then cross a suspension bridge, which adds to the unique treehouse experience. It's fun, but something to keep in mind if mobility is a concern. Also, don't expect much cellular service at Yoki. We had little to no signal, which honestly helped us unplug and enjoy our time together. The WiFi at the welcome center wasn't working during our stay, but the staff was responsive, friendly, and did their best to help. Overall, the Yoki Treehouse is a unique and memorable getaway that combines comfort, privacy, and adventure. If you're looking to disconnect from everyday life and reconnect with nature, I highly recommend it.
  • Tricia Young

    3 months ago

    Went here on a get away with my teen daughter before school started back. We enjoyed every second in this treehouse and the pool was very nice to. Everything about this place is different than any other place. It met all expectations and then some. Its a walk to the bathroom but I knew thst before I booked it but I must say, having to do that made staying in a real treehouse that much more real. I most definitely recommend and I hope to be back one day. We loved our time in the trees.
  • Merilee P

    a month ago

    We stayed at The Nest and it was definitely a unique experience. We did not see any exotic or wild animals during our stay (FYI, They no longer have Ziplines there). We cooked burgers one night and steaks the second night, using a gas grill over by the pool area (be careful when walking with bare feet or sitting at the side of the pool on the decking, the wood is splintering). The Nest has a single burner induction cook top that was perfect for boiling mashed potatoes, making eggs, or heating up canned goods. During our stay there, we used the pool, climbed the Nest look-outs (there was poison ivy up top wrapping the baskets and mid-deck), cooked all meals there and played board & card games. It was a great way to relax and spend time with the family. There are no TVs and questionable Internet service, which can be a good thing. I caution anyone not to wear heels of any kind and be very careful in sandals or flip flops if staying at The Nest. The deck boards have large gaps and one of them is unattached on one end where you first start to cross the swaying bridge. I strongly feel that the Nest should not be recommended for baby's, small children, or people who have a difficult time traversing steps, ladders, or swaying walkways. It was off-season, there weren't many people around. We had to contact the staff at night to get propane added for one of the grills by the pool and the knob was stuck and was very hard to turn. There also wasn't any hand soap in The Nest bathroom, so we used the shampoo. The outlets within the nest need to be replaced. They are loose and sparked when trying to use them. With some updates, Cypress Valley really has the potential to be a really neat place to spend time.
  • Julie Sandri

    3 weeks ago

    Unique Treehouses, but Disappointing Maintenance and Customer Service There are many great things about Cypress Valley! The treehouses are a unique and fun way to vacation, and the booking and contactless check-in/check-out process was seamless. However, our stay in the Yoki treehouse was disappointing, particularly given the price of approximately $700 per night. The bathhouse was in poor condition, with a sink that wouldn't drain properly, a shower with very low water pressure and inconsistent temperatures, and several large cobwebs that clearly had been there for some time. We also struggled with the heaters on our first night. Unfortunately, the biggest disappointment was the customer service. I sent multiple texts reporting these issues and requesting larger robes, as the ones provided were labeled S/M and much too small. Responses were delayed, often dismissive or snarky, and included repeated excuses about reaching maintenance. I had to explain multiple times that we had already resolved the heater issue ourselves, yet they continued to address it as though they hadn't read my messages. When I sent a photo of the actual heater instructions to clarify that their explanation was incorrect, there was no acknowledgment or apology. Although someone eventually addressed some of the issues and provided larger robes, the sink was still draining very slowly. The following morning, we even discovered that a wall-mounted remote was loose and missing its battery cover. Throughout our stay, there was no apology for the problems or the way our concerns were handled, and no offer of a partial refund or other compensation. Cypress Valley has a lot of potential, and the treehouses are certainly unique. However, at this price point, I expected much better maintenance and a significantly higher standard of customer service. Instead, we spent too much of our stay dealing with avoidable problems and frustrating communication. If you're considering booking here, be aware that the experience may not live up to the price you pay.
  • Prashanthi Shah

    4 months ago

    We had a fantastic stay! Everything in the treehouse was so thoughtfully organized, which made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. It feels very safe and secure for guests which is very important. The property is exceptionally well maintained, and we really appreciated how much care has gone into making this special place. Everything was wonderful, and we would happily stay here again!

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