About Property

Discover a hidden world designed for reconnection at The Willow Treehouse, a one-of-a-kind sanctuary tucked away in the forests of Gatlinburg, Tennessee. This secluded retreat, built and designed by Pete Nelson from "Treehouse Masters," exudes romance and rustic charm, making it the perfect "Honeymooner's Treehouse" where the gentle rush of Norton Creek provides the soundtrack to your stay.

This intimate 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom getaway is configured to sleep up to 4 guests. The main floor features a plush queen bed, a cozy living space with a leather loveseat and a 43” TCL TV, and a quaint kitchenette. The second queen bed is located in a cozy loft, accessed via a sturdy wooden ladder; for those with mobility concerns, the main-floor bed is recommended. The bathroom is a private retreat featuring a spa-inspired rainfall shower and a vessel sink.

While the property does not list individual general amenities in the structured data, the home is thoughtfully equipped with mini-split air conditioning and heating on both levels, as well as room-darkening shades for a restful night's sleep. Outdoor living is a highlight, with a private covered porch and an open-air porch providing various seating options. Guests can step directly from the deck to the banks of Norton Creek, a premier spot for trout fly-fishing.

Beyond the treehouse, guests enjoy exclusive resort perks including shared oversized firepits, swings, picnic tables, charcoal grills, and unique picnic domes for year-round outdoor dining. The resort also includes a welcome center for souvenirs and necessities.

Located less than five miles from the vibrant city-life of downtown Gatlinburg, you are perfectly positioned to explore. You are only minutes away from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, as well as local favorites like Dollywood, Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies, Anakeesta, and Ober Gatlinburg.

Practical Information:

• Check-in: 4:00 PM
• Check-out: 10:00 AM
• Pets are allowed
• Entry: No-contact entry via keypad code
• Important Rules: RVs, trailers, and campers are not permitted on-site. Per Sevier County Fire laws, firepits are no longer allowed on the individual treehouse decks; please use the shared resort firepits. Guests must complete a check-in form and provide valid photo identification after booking.

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