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Santa Fe Treehouse Camp & Wilderness Preserve

Hosted by Ciana · Santa Fe, New Mexico

37 sites · RV, Tent, Lodging · 156 acres

98%

1167 reviews

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Brad and Ciana welcome you to the Santa Fe Treehouse Camp & Wilderness Preserve, managed by The Wilderness Institute. The camp was founded 40 years ago as a summer camp for kids. We continue to offer camps for children and their parents and grandparents (family camps), as well as welcome adults and other groups to enjoy the vast and wild high desert nature up on this ridge. "BE A CAMPER CONSERVATIONIST"! Register for our nature education activities and resources lead by The Wilderness Institute (available for all of our guests). These topics include sustainability, recycling, composting, water conservation, wildfire prevention, outdoor safety, and nature awareness along with the use of our hiking trails. You can also join an archery class, tomahawk throwing, climbing on the mobile climbing wall, Yoga, Tai Chi, Climbing Into The Heart of the Mother Tree, Star talks and more! ([xxxxxxxx] There are beautiful views and access to Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy various level hiking trails including a 20 minute hike to a creek and waterfall in the forest (some steep spots and creek is intermittent) or climb up Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). IMPORTANT: We are up 1.3 miles of dirt road (with 5-7+% grade in a few short stretches) and are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy and rutted ( 4-wheel or All-trak recommended in certain times of year). We don’t guarantee the road will be plowed. We generally close for the season due to cold weather around Halloween and reopen just before Memorial Day. This is a non-smoking, no candle facility.

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Tent-only sites

5 sites

Mesa 10' x 14' Tent

100%

(21)

Tent site · Sleeps 2

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and wilderness preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. Enjoy the birdsong and wind whistling through the trees when you stay in this 10' x 14' canvas tent. There are two single beds. Please bring your own linens towels and toiletries. There is no electricity inside the tent so also bring your own lantern. Bordering the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area there are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. ---------------------- To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A $20 late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests.

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Picnic table

Safari Connect 2-Person Tree Tent

100%

(14)

Tent site · Sleeps 2

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. At Safari Connect 2-Person Tree Tent site spend a comfortable night swaying in the tree branches under the stars as you listen to the sounds of the forest around you. Bordering the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area. there are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. No matter if you are a back sleeper, side sleeper or front sleeper the Tentsile Safari Connect 2-Person Tree Tent is made for you. Just a short minute walk from the Birdbath Communal Restrooms and showers and another minute to the Communal Cook and Dining area, this site offers easy access to all the comforts this camp has to offer. It is directly across from the Wilderness Center hang out area with comfy couch, charging station and a secondary kitchen area. ***Bring your own bedding, pillow, towel and toiletries. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. ---------------------- To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A $20 late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

Stingray Safari 3 person Tree Tent

90%

(5)

Tent site · Sleeps 3

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

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Picnic table

Tranquil Times Bell Tent- 20'

100%

(2)

Tent site · Sleeps 5

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and wilderness preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. Enjoy the sounds of nature and the shadow dances of the passing clouds and birds when you stay in this Bell tent with an outside sitting area. There is a queen bed, double futon and single bed for your sleeping comfort. There is NO electricity inside the tent and the space is lit with a battery powered lantern. Cozy linens and towels are provided for you. Please bring your own toiletries. Bordering the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area there are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! ---------------------- To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

Forest Glade Group Camp

100%

(1)

Tent site · Sleeps 32

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The land borders the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area with its extensive hiking trails and backpacking opportunities! You can enjoy dramatic views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost named peak of the Rocky Mountain's Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range from most of our camp sites. Explore our hiking trails including a short 20 minute walk to a creek and waterfall (last trail section is steep and the water flow is intermittent). Treehouse Camp is known for having the best access trail to the top of Shaggy Peak and its tremendous 360 degree views of the surrounding area! (Seasoned hikers only please.) Located just 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, 30 minutes to the historic Santa Fe Plaza, Canyon Rd Galleries, and the famous Santa Fe Opera, you are not far from much of what Santa Fe has to offer. And, three much loved restaurants, Harry's Road House, Jambo Bobcat Bite, and Cafe Fina, are just 15 minutes down the road! Forest Glade Group Camp is perfect for tent camping or sleeping out under the stars with your family or friends. There are 12 camp sites surrounding a central area, a shelter with picnic tables, a cook prep/stove table, and a large secure metal food box... all within your own private camping space. (Contact us for rental prices of cooking and camping equipment). There is one portable toilet right there and another about a minute away, and the Birdbath building with flush toilets, sinks, and showers is just a five minute walk from the Forest Glade Group Camp. If some of your party is NOT into camping, please check out our listings for Zen House, Exotic Serenity Yurt, Mustang Bunkhouse, Singing Nail Cabin, Pegasus, Tecolote Treehouses and Sunrise Treehouse sites all within a 5 minute walk or very short drive! NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile gravel road with two steep hills and some bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle. Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. Please note that the group site is priced for 12 people. Additional adults (age 13 and up) are $25 per night with a recommended total of 32 people. Please only add all guests aged 13 years and up to your reservation. (Children 0-4 years old are free, 5-12 years old $12.50, 13 years and up $25.) To reserve the half-priced child fee please notify us directly and plan to pay by cash, Zelle, Venmo or PayPal when you arrive.) We are a non-smoking facility and open campfire restrictions may be in place. There is parking for 4 cars at the group site with additional parking spaces elsewhere on the land. Please consider carpooling! We recommend arriving before dusk. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin is 4-8PM winter and spring and 4-9:45 summer and fall . The group site, access trails and campground road are minimally lit with solar lights. (Which makes for ultimate star viewing!) We suggest you bring personal flash lights. ***IMPORTANT: Due to the location of this site we ask that you arrive for checkin within the normal hours. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible so as not to disturb other guests. Cell reception can be spotty (Verizon works best here) and our WiFi does NOT reach all the way Forest Glade Group Camp.

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Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

RV/tent sites (dispersed)

20 sites

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

98%

(719)

RV/tent site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 24 ft

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The land borders the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area. There are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). Located 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, 30 minutes to Historic Old Town Santa Fe Plaza, Canyon Rd galleries and the famous Santa Fe Opera you are not far from all that Santa Fe has to offer. Harry's Road House, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina (three much loved restaurants) are just 15 minutes down the road as well. The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp is perfect for tent camping, enjoying your cozy bed in your van or truck or sleeping out under the stars...they do NOT have campfire pits or picnic tables though amenities included are access to a stove, microwave, propane grill, coffee maker, (bring your own ground coffee, cream and sugar) cooking and eating utensils and a dining area. Also available is the birdbath building with flush toilets, sinks, and showers. Leashed dogs are welcome with dog fee. Additionally, there is our Zen House, Serenity Yurt, Mustang Bunkhouse, Singing Nail Cabin, Pegasus and Tecolote Treehouse and Sunrise Treehouse listings as part of the legacy of this 40+ year old summer camp. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills (5-7+ grade) and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle. Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all wheel or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. Please note that campsites are priced per person. Please add all guests 13 years and up to your reservation. (0-4 years old free, 5-12 years old 1/2 price, 13 and up $15. Since the camp has minimal lighting for star viewing we recommend you bring flash lights and you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin is 4-8PM and 4-9:45 summer . Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A $20 late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests. Cell reception can be spotty, Verizon is best.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

Lodging

12 sites

Tecolote 2 Treehouse

98%

(114)

Treehouse · Sleeps 5 · 4 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The legacy of Santa Fe TreeHouse Camp includes rustic tree house style cabins. The original creators of the camp wanted to make a safe place for children to enjoy the outdoors. Now, these treehouses are available for family and adult reservations to relive the childlike wonder of sleeping amidst the trees. TreeHouse Camp includes 156 acres of land bordering the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area. There are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina. These treehouse structures are all raised about 6' off the ground (not high up in the top of trees) with openings for windows (no glass), and nestled amid the trunks and branches of ponderosa, piñon, and juniper trees. There are no curtains, heaters or air conditioning so please bring layers of clothes and bedding for your comfort. The Tecolote treehouses are slightly further from the outdoor kitchen and bathhouse and a bit further apart from one another (than Pegasus treehouses) for privacy. There is a communal, designated fire pit and stunning views of the mountains. Within a comfortable walking distance (4 minutes) from the flush toilets and showers, 1 minute to the portable toilets. There is no electricity at the Tecolote sites. ***This site has 1 Queen and 3 single beds. . We provide mattresses with a fitted sheet as a mattress cover, you need to bring your own sheets to put on top, blankets, pillows or sleeping bags as well as towels and toiletries, lanterns and flashlights (don’t sleep directly on the sheet we provide). If you are traveling without these items let us know ahead of time and we may be able to offer these for a fee. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. ---------------------- To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A $20 late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests.

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Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

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Tecolote 1 Treehouse

99%

(104)

Treehouse · Sleeps 5 · 4 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The legacy of Santa Fe Tree House Camp includes rustic tree house style cabins. The original creators of the camp wanted to make a safe place for children to enjoy the outdoors. Now, these treehouses are available for family and adult reservations to relive the childlike wonder of sleeping amidst the trees. There are 6 treehouse structures of various distance from the outdoor kitchen and bathhouse. The 3 Tecolote tree houses are slightly further from the outdoor kitchen and bathhouse and a bit further apart from one another (than Pegasus treehouses) for privacy. There is a communal, designated fire pit and stunning views of the mountains. Within a comfortable walking distance (4 minutes) from the flush toilets and showers, 1 minute to the portable toilets. There is no electricity at the Tecolote sites. These structures are all raised from the ground (not high up in the top of trees) with openings for windows (no glass), and nestled amid the trunks and branches of ponderosa, piñon, and juniper trees. There are no curtains, heaters or air conditioning so please bring warm clothes and bedding for your comfort. ***This site has 1 Queen and 3 single beds. . We provide mattresses with a fitted sheet as a mattress cover, you need to bring your own sheets to put on top, blankets, pillows or sleeping bags as well as towels and toiletries, lanterns and flashlights (don’t sleep directly on the sheet we provide). If you are traveling without these items let us know ahead of time and we may be able to offer these for a fee. The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse or Cafe Fina. Tree House Camp includes 156 acres of land bordering the US Forest Service area. There are beautiful views and the closest access to Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 20 minute hike to a creek in the forest or climb up Shaggy Peak (about 2-7 hours round trip hiking, depending on your activity level). NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. ---------------------- To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A $20 late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

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Pegasus 1 Treehouse

96%

(82)

Treehouse · Sleeps 5 · 4 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The legacy of Santa Fe TreeHouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve includes rustic tree house style cabins. The original creators of the camp wanted to make a safe place for children to enjoy the outdoors. Now, these treehouses are available for family and adult reservations to relive the childlike wonder of sleeping amidst the trees. TreeHouse Camp includes 156 acres of land bordering the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area. There are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina. These treehouse structures are all raised about 6' off the ground (not high up in the top of trees) with openings for windows (no glass), and nestled amid the trunks and branches of ponderosa, piñon, and juniper trees. There are no curtains, heaters or air conditioning so please bring layers of clothes and bedding for your comfort. The Pegasus Treehouse Village is closest to the outdoor cooking shelter with community fridges, stove, toaster oven, microwave, propane grill, blender, plates, bowls, cooking and eating utensils and coffee maker (bring your own ground coffee, sugar and cream). The village has a communal fire pit and benches. These treehouses are ideal for families and groups of friends wanting to stay close together and nearest the bathrooms. These treehouses have electricity with a two plug outlet for charging phones, etc. *** We provide 1 Queen bed, 2 singles and 1 trundle bed. (Can sleep 5) with a fitted sheet as a mattress cover. You need to bring your own sheets to put on top, blankets, pillows or sleeping bags as well as towels and toiletries, lanterns and flashlights (don’t sleep directly on the sheet we provide). If you are traveling without these items let us know ahead of time and we may be able to offer these for a fee. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with a couple steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests.

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Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

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Pegasus 3 Treehouse

99%

(77)

Treehouse · Sleeps 5 · 4 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The legacy of Santa Fe Tree House Camp and Wilderness Preserve includes rustic tree house style cabins. The original creators of the camp wanted to make a safe place for children to enjoy the outdoors. Now, these tree houses are available for family and adult reservations to relive the childlike wonder of sleeping amidst the trees. There are 6 treehouse structures of various distance from the outdoor kitchen and bathhouse. These structures are all raised from the ground (not high up in the top of trees) with openings for windows (no glass), and nestled amid the trunks and branches of ponderosa, piñon, and juniper trees. There are no curtains, heaters or air conditioning so please bring warm clothes and bedding for your comfort. The 3 Pegasus tree houses are closest to the outdoor cooking shelter with community fridges, oven, stove, toaster oven, microwave, propane grill, blender, coffee maker (bring your own ground coffee, sugar and cream), plates, bowls, cooking and eating utensils. The area has a communal fire pit and benches. These treehouses would be ideal for families and groups of friends wanting to stay close together and near the bathrooms. There is electricity here. NOTE: Pegasus #3 has a short ladder to climb to enter. Always check with management before having a fire (even in the designated fire pits). Please add any additional guests 13 years and up to your reservation. (0-4 years old free, 5-12 years old 1/2 price. To pay the half priced child fee please notify after making your reservation and plan to pay by cash, Zelle, Venmo or PayPal when you arrive. We provide mattresses with mattress covers, 1 Queen and 2 single beds and a trundle bed that pulls out from underneath one of the singles. (It can sleep 5). Please bring your own towels, bedding or sleeping bags pillows and toiletries, solar or battery powered lanterns and flashlights. Please do NOT sleep directly on the cover provided and please keep animals off the beds. The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite or Cafe Fina. Tree House Camp includes 156 acres of land bordering the US Forest Service area. There are beautiful views and the closest access to Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last 3 minutes is steep and the creek is intermittent) or climb up Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only). NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A $20 late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

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Tecolote 3 Treehouse

97%

(75)

Treehouse · Sleeps 5 · 4 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The legacy of Santa Fe TreeHouse Camp includes rustic tree house style cabins. The original creators of the camp wanted to make a safe place for children to enjoy the outdoors. Now, these treehouses are available for family and adult reservations to relive the childlike wonder of sleeping amidst the trees. TreeHouse Camp includes 156 acres of land bordering the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area. There are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina. These treehouse structures are all raised about 6' off the ground (not high up in the top of trees) with openings for windows (no glass), and nestled amid the trunks and branches of ponderosa, piñon, and juniper trees. There are no curtains, heaters or air conditioning so please bring layers of clothes and bedding for your comfort. The 3 Tecolote treehouses are slightly further from the outdoor kitchen and bathhouse and a bit further apart from one another (than Pegasus treehouses) for privacy. There is a communal, designated fire pit and stunning views of the mountains. Within a comfortable walking distance (4 minutes) from the flush toilets and showers, 1 minute to the portable toilets. There is no electricity at the Tecolote sites. ***NOTE: This site has a 3' ladder to climb to enter the treehouse. It has 1 Queen and 3 single beds. . We provide mattresses with a fitted sheet as a mattress cover, you need to bring your own sheets to put on top, blankets, pillows or sleeping bags as well as towels and toiletries, lanterns and flashlights (don’t sleep directly on the sheet we provide). If you are traveling without these items let us know ahead of time and we may be able to offer these for a fee. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. ---------------------- To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A $20 late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

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Pegasus 2- Hanging Cot Treehouse

99%

(57)

Treehouse · Sleeps 5 · 5 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The legacy of Santa Fe Tree House Camp and Wilderness Preserve includes rustic tree house style cabins. The original creators of the camp wanted to make a safe place for children to enjoy the outdoors. Now, these tree houses are available for family and adult reservations to relive the childlike wonder of sleeping amidst the trees. We provide mattresses with a fitted sheet as a mattress cover, you need to bring your own sheets to put on top (don’t sleep directly on the sheet we provide), blankets, pillows or sleeping bags as well as towels and toiletries, lanterns and flashlights. If you are traveling without these items let us know ahead of time and we may be able to offer these for a fee. These structures are all raised from the ground (not high up in the top of trees) with openings for windows (no glass), and nestled amid the trunks and branches of ponderosa, piñon, and juniper trees. There are no heaters or air conditioning so please bring warm clothes and bedding for your comfort. The Pegasus tree houses are closest to the outdoor cooking shelter with community fridges, stove, toaster oven, microwave, propane grill, blender, coffee maker (bring your own ground coffee), plates, bowls, cooking and eating utensils. The area has a communal fire pit and benches. These treehouses would be ideal for families and groups of friends wanting to stay close together and near the bathrooms. There is electricity here. Pegasus # 2 has a double mattress, 2 hanging cots that are appropriate for smaller people who don't move too much in their sleep and two low frame beds beneath the hanging cots. It can sleep 5. The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse or Cafe Fina. Tree House Camp includes 156 acres of land bordering the US Forest Service area. There are beautiful views and the closest access to Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 20 minute hike to a creek in the forest or climb up Shaggy Peak (about 2-7 hours round trip hiking, depending on your activity level). NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Contact us asap if you need a late checkin and keep us notified of your changing ETA. A late fee will be charged. If you are much later than described we have the right to refuse entry without a refund, or place you in a site we feel will be the least obtrusive to other guests.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Sunrise Treehouse

99%

(51)

Treehouse · Sleeps 4 · 3 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The treehouse structure is raised about 6' off the ground, and nestled amid the trunks and branches of ponderosa, piñon, and juniper trees. There are no curtains, heaters or air conditioning so please bring layers of clothes for your comfort. The Sunrise Treehouse offers the most privacy of all the treehouses. It is furnished with a double and two single beds. Cozy linens the color of the sunrise and battery powered candles and lanterns add a romantic aire to this forest getaway! Limited power is now available through our new Solar and Wind Generator. This provides some lights and the ability to charge phones and heat water for tea or coffee. The treehouse is down a 100' dirt path from the parking spot. The Birdbath building with flush toilets and showers is a 1-2 minute walk (bring your own toiletries) and the outdoor cooking shelter with a community fridge, stove, microwave, propane grill, blender, coffee maker, cooking and eating utensils is a short walk further NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all wheel or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. Please add any additional guests 5 years and up to your reservation. (0-4 years old free, 5-12 years old 1/2 price, 13 and up $25 fee. Since the camp has minimal lighting for star viewing we recommend you bring flash lights and you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin is 4-9:45 in summer. Cell reception and wifi is not good at this site so it is perfect for an unplugged get away.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

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Singing Nail Cabin

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Cabin · Sleeps 4 · 2 beds

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

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Mustang Bunkhouse

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(21)

Cabin · Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom · 3 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and is located at 46 Treehouse Road, Santa Fe. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. The Mustang Bunkhouse is conveniently located next to the outdoor cooking shelter which is the heart of the camp for meals, games and conversation and is across from the Pegasus treehouses if you are planning a trip with friends or family. Mustang's screened in front porch has a dining table and chairs, refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine and and eating utensils. Coffee and sugar are included for you. A picnic table is just outside your door to use in warm seasons. The bedroom has a bunk bed and double bed with cozy linens, an electric fireplace and a ceiling fan for your comfort. (Please bring your own toiletries). Mustang has its own fire pit and sitting area and is a 1 minute walk to the Birdbath building with hot water showers and flush toilets. The communal cooking shelter has two fridges, stove, toaster oven, microwave, propane grill, blender, coffee makers, plates, bowls, cooking and eating utensils. In winter it can be cold so plan your meals accordingly. The land borders the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area. There are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. Please add any additional guests 13 years and up to your reservation. (0-4 years old free, 5-12 years old 1/2 price). To pay the half priced child fee please notify me and plan to pay by cash, Venmo or PayPal when you arrive. Since the camp has minimal lighting for star viewing we recommend you bring flash lights and you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin is 4-8PM Nov-May, 4-9:45 June-Oct. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible. Cell reception can be spotty, Verizon is best and wifi calling is helpful.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

Tranquil Times Bell Tent-16'

100%

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Safari tent · Sleeps 3 · 2 beds

The Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and wilderness preserve is a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. The land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, and various cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. Enjoy the sounds of nature and the shadow dances of the passing clouds and birds when you stay in these round Bell tents with an outside sitting area. There is no electricity inside the tent and the space is lit with battery powered lanterns. Cozy linens and towels are provided for you. Please bring your own toiletries. Bordering the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area there are beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). The camp is located about 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, Old Town Santa Fe Plaza and just 15 minutes to delicious food at Harry's Roadhouse, Jambo Bobcat Bite and Cafe Fina. NOTE: We are up a 1.3 mile dirt road with two steep hills and bumps. We are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy in early spring, late fall and winter, and rutted due to rains in the summer. At those times of the year we recommend a car with front-wheel, all track or four-wheel drive and good traction tires. ---------------------- To maintain the tranquility of our guests stays we are taking these steps to curb late arrivals. Since the camp is quite dark at night and site locations are spread out throughout the land we recommend you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin times are 4-8PM Spring, Fall and Winter and 4:00-9:45pm in Summer. Quiet hours are 10PM-8AM. Please do not come before 4pm without prior permission. Once you have located your site you are welcome to leave and come back after the normal check in time without a fee but please be as quiet as possible.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

Serenity Yurt

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(7)

Yurt · Sleeps 6 · 3 beds

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

Zen House

100%

(7)

Vacation rental · Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1 toilet

The Zen House is a peaceful getaway across from the Santa Fe Treehouse Camp and Wilderness Preserve a non-smoking facility featuring 156 acres of highland forest. It is at 7,700' above sea level and the land is covered in juniper, piñon, and ponderosa pine, with a variety of cactus plants. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the clear view of the celestial grandeur of the sun’s cycle or the brilliant show of stars in the night sky. Bordering the Santa Fe National Forest's Pecos Wilderness Area with beautiful views of Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range you can wander our land to enjoy a 15 minute hike to a creek in the forest (last three minutes is steep and creek runs in wet weather). We have various other trails for you to explore as well...one being the closest access to Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). Zen House has a bathroom, full kitchen, bedroom and fenced yard. The bedroom has a king bed with organic bamboo sheets and a Swedish Designs Sleeping Couch that converts into a bed 80" x 50" (4 inches narrower than a full size bed). Located less than an hour from Santa Fe Ski area, 20 minutes from Museum Hill, 25 minutes from Meow Wolf, 30 minutes to Old Town Santa Fe Plaza, Canyon Rd galleries and the famous Santa Fe Opera you are not far from all that Santa Fe has to offer. There are three much loved restaurants just 15 minutes down the road as well. NOTE: The beautiful drive to reach us meanders through the historic quaint village of Canada de Las Alamos. Mountain views and evergreen forests border the 1.3 mile dirt road, which is just far enough to get away from the hustle and excitement of Santa Fe but close enough to enjoy all that Santa Fe has to offer. Since the area has minimal lighting for star viewing we recommend you bring flash lights and you consider arriving while it is still light out. It makes locating us easier and you will get to experience our beautiful sunsets and have more time to enjoy this enchanted hilltop! Checkin is after 4PM. Cell reception can be spotty, Verizon best. Wifi calling seems to work well though. Well behaved dogs welcome with pet fee. All dogs must be on a controlled leash while outside Zen's fenced yard.

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Picnic table

Reviews

98% Recommend1495 ratings · 1167 reviews

The campsite offers a welcoming and accommodating atmosphere, with friendly hosts like Ciana and Brad, who are always ready to provide local recommendations and ensure guests have everything they need. The grounds are well-maintained and scenic, offering plenty of amenities like clean showers and a communal kitchen, which campers find very convenient. Visitors appreciate the peaceful setting surrounded by nature, making it a great spot for those looking to unwind and enjoy outdoor activities like hiking. Most reviews highlight the camp's relaxing vibe, though a few mention the challenge of finding level camping spots for larger vehicles.

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· October 2026

Pegasus 3 Treehouse

Staying at the Treehouse Camp was above and beyond my expectations. Waking up amongst the pines was pure magic and can't wait for my next visit!

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· October 2026

Pegasus 1 Treehouse

It was just what we needed, the feeling of tent camping with trees all around, fresh air, a campfire, but with comfortable beds, an outlet for my CPAP, showers, and a full kitchen. The hosts were wonderful and we recommend the archery course.

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· October 2026

16 ft car ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

What a sweet and beautiful site. So peaceful and cozy. The showers with hot water were delightful after a while on the road. The stars were so clear and bright. Ciana was a lovely host.

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· October 2026

16 ft car ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Beautiful scenery

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· October 2026

Tent ·

Mesa 10' x 14' Tent

This is an amazing camp! We arrived late and Ciana was an absolutely amazing host! Her communication and hospitality is amazing! We stayed in the Mesa Tent and it was a great space! Would absolutely recommend, one of our favorite spots on our road trip!

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· October 2026

Maria P

16 ft car ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

My husband and I loved camping here!!! So beautiful and very well kept. I am so happy we stayed here. Ciana is so welcoming and friendly. The area is peaceful and quiet and we enjoyed stargazing, hiking, and they have great amenities! My first time camping was here and I fell in love with it!

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· October 2026

Amazing place!

Tent ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Great views, peaceful and quiet, respectful hots and guests. Showers and communal kitchen were a wonderful amenity and the various lodging options fit a group camping excursion to a couple or single camping or glamping.

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· September 2026

16 ft car ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Brad and Ciana were so generous. After the heavy rains in New Mexico, they kindly offered to let us stay additional nights for free until the rain’s passed because the rain caused the roads to flood and it was hard to get out. The campground itself is a little bit in the mountain, so you definitely need an SUV or 4 x 4 car. The actual campground itself is very well organized. There are outlets for charging your phone, a kitchen to cook things and also night lights. The bathrooms are also very nice and included showers as well that were hot Aside from our mistake bringing a compact car. I had a wonderful experience and highly recommend

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· September 2026

Treehouse x Family x Nature Trip

With pets ·

Pegasus 1 Treehouse

wish we could stay here longer!! we had everything we needed! nature, thoughtful humans, kind supplies and amenities, & very warm & welcoming hosts!!

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· September 2026

18 ft Class B ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

My only regret is that I hadn’t planned on staying longer. It was a slice of heaven! The host was most gracious and made me feel most welcome.

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· September 2026

Tent ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Ciana was very helpful when I arrived to be sure I knew where to go and amenities. I had a nice quite primitive camping spot. It was setup well and exactly what I was looking for. Having good bathrooms and a place to do dishes was a bonus. Looking forward to staying again.

Mixed feelings

· September 2026

Don’t book Tecolote 2

Tecolote 2 Treehouse

Although the hosts were very sweet, the condition of the “treehouse” was lacking at least, dangerous at best. The floor boards were rotten and sinking in… to the point where you would not want to stand in one spot for long. The biggest bed was covered in dog hair and my friend and I had to sleep on the twin beds near the freezing “windows” which are just screens. If you are going to book, do not book Tecolote 2 if you’re going to this campsite, hopefully other camp sites are safer. Another deterrent is the mold covered shower mats in the bathroom, absolutely disgusting. Nice hosts, but if you’re going to spend 63 + cars a night when there is AMPLE parking, go to a dispersed or motel 6

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· September 2026

Santa Fe escape

12 ft campervan ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Everyone was very friendly and helpful for check-in. It’s a little off the beaten path but located in a beautiful area.

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· September 2026

17 ft campervan ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Very friendly place. With love and care for the beautiful suurroundings. Really relaxed vibe.

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· September 2026

We will be back!

Tent ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

We loved this place so much we booked a second night! The hosts are so friendly and accommodating. Nice kitchen area and great showers, a bonus for tent camping. Beautiful scenery and hikes!!

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· September 2026

18 ft truck camper ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

This was my first hip camp experience. I had a discount code so I ended up staying here three nights whereas I might have only stayed one. I normally disperse camp, but this area was new to me. It's a very interesting place. I found the showers to be clean and well kept. Host communication was excellent. I was camping in a full size truck and I did find it a little challenging to find a level site at my arrival. I ultimately went with 16, IIRC, which is a little tight, but level. I ultimately moved to number 20 when it vacated. It's at the very end on the left. I would recommend it if you are camping in a full size vehicle or larger.

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· September 2026

18 ft truck camper · With pets ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Campground is very nice and extremely well kept. Hosts greeted me on arrival, extremely nice and informative. Enjoyed taking the pup on the trail system. They have all kinds of amenities but I was in and out.

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· September 2026

Magical!

With pets ·

Zen House

We had such an amazing time staying at the Zen House we literally forgot to leave! The land is beautiful and so peaceful. Ciana and Brad are lovely and were very responsive to any needs we had which were few because everything we could have possibly needed was there. The beds were comfy and there were plenty of extra blankets when it got chilly at night. We took a wonderful sunset hike with our guide Jonathan. He was very knowledgeable of the area and a lot of fun. I would recommend arriving while it is still light outside or it could be tricky the first time. We are already talking about when we can go back! If you are looking to relax and just enjoy nature, we highly recommend this very special place!

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· September 2026

Amazing place to camp!

With pets ·

Pegasus 1 Treehouse

It was totally unique and fun! Everything was set up to provide an. amazing experience for the camper! I just wish i was 20 yrs younger to do it... lol!

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· September 2026

Tent ·

Mesa 10' x 14' Tent

The grounds are beautiful, and the facilities – bathrooms, showers, kitchen – are quite nice and well-maintained. They even have wifi! I wish I could've spent more time there. Would recommend.

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· September 2026

Tent ·

Mesa 10' x 14' Tent

Cute eclectic campsite with large outdoor dining picnic area as well as stove, refrigerator and bbq’s. Nice bathrooms with several showers and sinks. Loved they have WiFi! Saw several deer driving in and out of camp. Our ‘treehouse’ even had electricity with 2 sets of bunk cots and a queen size bed.

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· September 2026

20 ft truck camper · With pets ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

I enjoyed meeting Ciana. She was helpful and gave good hiking suggestions.

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· September 2026

With pets ·

Singing Nail Cabin

Amazing hosts and a wonderful space. Very peaceful, had absolutely everything you could need!

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· September 2026

Tent ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Exactly what we needed! Totally worth the price… wish we stayed longer honestly. Host is super friendly and hospitable as is the other staff on the property.

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· September 2026

Tecolote 2 Treehouse

Very special place. Amazing hosts, clean property, thoughtful touches.

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· September 2026

16 ft car ·

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

I absolutely loved this place! My Ford Escape handled the roads fine (came during summer). Brad and Ciana gave great local recommendations, hosted little events at camp, and made me feel very welcome. Would absolutely stay again and will be recommending to friends.

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· September 2026

Tent ·

Safari Connect 2-Person Tree Tent

Great tent setup, great facilities, and great hosts.

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· September 2026

With kids ·

Pegasus 3 Treehouse

Our stay at Santa Fe Treehouse Camp was idyllic! My husband and I chose it because we wanted to take our boys camping over Labor Day weekend with minimal effort. So we booked a Pegasus Treehouse and let me tell you it was magical! Our boys ages 4 and 6, were stoked to sleep among the trees. And my husband and I were thankful we could do so comfortably with ease and sufficient space. The communal kitchen was well stocked and there was plenty of seating. The setting is perfect for meeting and chatting with other campers/travels which is a cool perk to having shared communal spaces. While they offer really fun experiences some of them were for ages 7, or 8 and older. So we opted for a guided Sunset Hike and Stargazing stroll. And enjoyed a couple more easy fun kid friendly hikes, played tetherball, badminton, games and puzzle making as a family. And we look forward to trying out archery and tomahawk throwing in the future. Ciana and Brad were warm, welcoming and great with our kids. Their peaceful, happy, bright energy is a testament to their love for the land and fulfilling stewardship work that they do. I haven't fully unpacked yet and we already look forward to going back!

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Tecolote 1 Treehouse

Beautiful views, very dog friendly and has everything you need! Everyone was friendly and helpful. Will be back.

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Tranquil Times Bell Tent-16'

This place is definitely a hidden gem! I felt so safe and comfortable. The vibe is relaxing and peaceful. Ciana made me feel like I was visiting family. She gave me a walking tour and ensured I felt comfortable knowing where everything was located. The most impressive part was how she introduced guests to each other by name! Anytime she was out and about, she stopped and chatted. Brad was like the dad that made sure you tapped into your hidden confidence. I left feeling like I could quit my job and live the campung life! Children, dogs, solo, couples, and groups can find tranquility! The facilities are well kept and clean! Definitely, a place I will be returning to!

Location

Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Santa Fe Treehouse Camp & Wilderness Preserve

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Tent-only sites

Mesa 10' x 14' Tent

Safari Connect 2-Person Tree Tent

Stingray Safari 3 person Tree Tent

Tranquil Times Bell Tent- 20'

Forest Glade Group Camp

RV/tent sites (dispersed)

Tent, Van, Truck camp (NO TRAILERS)

Lodging

Tecolote 2 Treehouse

Tecolote 1 Treehouse

Pegasus 1 Treehouse

Pegasus 3 Treehouse

Tecolote 3 Treehouse

Pegasus 2- Hanging Cot Treehouse

Sunrise Treehouse

Singing Nail Cabin

Mustang Bunkhouse

Tranquil Times Bell Tent-16'

Serenity Yurt

Zen House

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Hosted by Ciana And Brad C.

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