Does Cypress Valley have toilets?

Yes — toilets are available at every site at Cypress Valley.

Is drinking water available at Cypress Valley?

Yes — potable water is available at every site at Cypress Valley.

Does Cypress Valley have showers?

Yes — showers are available at every site at Cypress Valley.

Does Cypress Valley have picnic tables?

Yes — picnic tables are available at every site at Cypress Valley.

Does Cypress Valley have cooking equipment?

Cooking equipment is available at 2 of 4 sites at Cypress Valley. Small kitchenette and dining area, complete with electric kettle, small induction stove, and refrigerator (Cuvee Coffee steeping bags, tea, and sugar provided)

Does Cypress Valley have a hot tub?

A hot tub is available at 1 of 4 sites at Cypress Valley.

Does Cypress Valley have wifi?

Wifi is available at 3 of 4 sites at Cypress Valley. WiFi is available at the Welcome Center

Does Cypress Valley have trash disposal?

Yes — trash disposal is available at every site at Cypress Valley.

How do you get to the sites at Cypress Valley?

2WD accessible. Walk in from parking to your site.

Are pets allowed at Cypress Valley?

No — pets are not allowed at Cypress Valley.

Are campfires allowed at Cypress Valley?

No — campfires are not allowed at Cypress Valley. Plan on a camp stove for cooking.

What is the check-in process at Cypress Valley?

You'll head straight to your site upon arrival.

What is the cancellation policy at Cypress Valley?

50% refund up until 30 days before check in time starts.

What time is check-in and check-out at Cypress Valley?

Check-in at 4pm. Check-out at 11am.

How far in advance can you book at Cypress Valley?

Book from 1 day to 12 months ahead.

Does Cypress Valley have laundry?

No — no laundry at Cypress Valley.

Does Cypress Valley have a playground?

No — no playground at Cypress Valley.

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Cypress Valley

Hosted by Amy · Spicewood, Texas

4 sites · Lodging · 108 acres

70%

5 reviews

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Creature comforts

Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.

Find yourself nestled among ancient cypress trees, oaks, and ash junipers possibly here since before explorers from Europe found Turtle Island. Wrap yourself in a blanket and stargaze, listen to the owls, or follow the hundreds of fireflies lighting the creek-bed below. Cypress Valley takes glamping to a whole new level with 5 incredible treehouses, and 7 off-grid glamping tents - The perfect blend of authentic outdoor adventure and luxury travel. Each Cypress Valley accommodation is a unique expression of our commitment to sharing this beautiful land with a very light footprint. Stay the night (or a week) and go home renewed, refreshed, and recharged for life. Our glamping accommodations have been featured in media from The New York Times and Texas Monthly to every local Austin News Show because they are truly an adventure worth having.

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Lodging

4 sites

Juniper Treehouse

100%

(1)

Treehouse · Sleeps 2

Named after a local species of trees, Juniper breaks outside the box of conventional architecture. Using biomimicry, the design of this unique treehouse was inspired by the shape of a leaf. Juniper highlights the subtle beauty of Nature’s design. JuniperWillow is a solar powered, single room haven perched above a stunning part of our cypress-lined creek and take the idea of glamping to a new high. Each has a small outside porch for evening enjoyment and morning coffee. Guests have access to shared bathrooms, picnic tables, a (seasonal) swimming pool, and other community space.

Hike-in access only

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

No pets

Showers

Willow Treehouse

Booked 2 times

Treehouse · Sleeps 2

Named after a local species of trees, Willow breaks outside the box of conventional architecture. Using biomimicry, the design of this unique treehouse was inspired by the shape of a leaf. Willow highlights the subtle beauty of Nature’s design. Willow is a solar powered, single room haven perched above a stunning part of our cypress-lined creek and take the idea of glamping to a new high. Each has a small outside porch for evening enjoyment and morning coffee. Guests have access to shared bathrooms, picnic tables, a (seasonal) swimming pool, and other community space.

Hike-in access only

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

No pets

Showers

Yoki Treehouse

100%

(1)

Treehouse · Sleeps 3

Yoki will delight and amaze you. This beautiful hideaway takes treehouse luxury to new heights. The newest member of our treehouse family, Yoki sits nestled in old growth cypress trees above our spring-fed creek ravine. Snuggle up in a king size bed and let the sounds of the valley at night sing you to sleep. Greet the morning with a cup of locally roasted Cuvee coffee from your incredible two-story deck. Your treehouse comes complete with gorgeous bedroom, living room, and kitchenette snuggled among the trees and an amazing cliffside bathhouse and soaking tub all with stunning views of the valley.

Hike-in access only

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

No pets

Showers

The Nest Treehouse

Treehouse · Sleeps 4

In this treehouse, we employed our love of family and created a treehouse designed just for parents and kids (or just the kid in all of us)! With multiple bedrooms and space to stretch out, this treehouse supports adventure and relaxation for kids and parents alike. The Nest has an emphasis on ‘up-cycling’, and biomimicry. With features such as round rooms, green roofs, pallet walls, and a slab tabletop, this treehouse is one-of-a-kind. The Nest includes two bedrooms, a lounge for games or late night reading, and a kitchenette/dining room, all nestled above the beautiful creek ravine. An outside shower offers guests the ability to rinse off under the stars, and a small bridge connects you and your family to your own bathhouse complete with a bath/shower combination. The Nest sleeps four guests regularly, but can accommodate up to six using the convertible bean bag chair to create an additional queen size sleeping space on the floor of the lounge.

Hike-in access only

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

No pets

Showers

Reviews

70%· 5 reviews

Review summary
Generated from real Hipcamper reviews
Cypress Valley offers a charming and serene camping experience, well-loved for its unique and tidy setup amidst nature. While some guests rave about the peaceful atmosphere and attentive staff, others have faced disappointments with amenities like the pool and lack of cooling options in the tents. These issues have led to early departures for some, overshadowing the property's potential. Overall, the site provides a beautiful escape, but make sure to double-check the amenities currently available.
Amy D.
Camped at Willow Treehouse, Sept 2025.
It was okay
Difficult time getting in the first night. Instructions were never sent for how to get in the gate and no one was available by phone to help us out. Luckily we were able to open the gate manually and took a wild guess the code to our treehouse was the last four of the cell number. It’s really close to the road so the quiet treehouse escape I was hoping for was interrupted by loud trucks in the morning. Overall the property is nice and well maintained. I’d come back and stay further in the property for some peace and quiet. The pool is great and there are hammocks and grills.
Susana C.
Camped at Firefly, May 2024.
Doesn't recommend
The campsite was clean and cute, exactly how pictured online. However, there were some inconveniences. For example, my husband and I went for a getaway during the month of may. We had a feeling that the glamping tents were not equipped with AC (which was not noted on their site), so we figured they would at least provide a portable fan for their guest, again… we were wrong. Thankfully, we were equipped with two small portable fans of our own. Unfortunately, the two small fans that we brought weren’t enough to cool us down in May. My second complaint is that it’s posted on their site that they have a “nature inspired outdoor pool (seasonal)” which sounded so nice to relax in during this heat. We went down to check out the pool and surprise surprise…. No pool. It was completely dried out, with cracks on the wall… and broken beams up top. Looks like it’s been out of commission for some time. If there is no pool to offer your guest in the dead of summer, I recommend removing that from your “on sites” list. My husband and I only last one night out of our 3 pairs nights. It wasn’t even worth the hassle of trying to get my money back for all the false advertising. Even as we were leaving, a gentleman who was staying at a treehouse was packing his things early and leaving. He was experiencing the same things we were - he even offered us his treehouse but we already booked our hotel. Such a waste. Don’t bother booking until they fix some of these issues.
Callisto S.
Camped at Juniper Treehouse, Apr 2024.
Recommends
SO CUTE! if you're looking for a unique stay, this is your place. Very tidy for being so nature oriented! Even the bathrooms/showers! Supposedly there's a Zipline on the property too, we just didn't have time, bummed we didn't, but we may certainly be back to Texas to stay here again - maybe even for our wedding 😉

Amenities

Flush toilets
Potable waterTap, Bottled water or jugs
ShowersHot water, Cold water only
Picnic tables
WifiAt some sites
Trash disposalRecycling bin, Trash bin
Cooking equipmentAt some sites · Private, Stovetop or hot plate, Fridge, Cookware, Cooking utensils, Dishware, Cutlery
Hot tubAt some sites
No fire pits
No laundry
No playground