




Escape to the clouds at Treetop 2 at East Zion Resort, a hillside treehouse-style retreat in Orderville, Utah. This cozy, elevated stay combines the whimsical charm of a treehouse with the luxury of a full-scale resort, serving as a memorable Southern Utah basecamp for your next adventure.
Designed for comfort and romance, the layout features a full-height loft that serves as the primary sleeping area. This space is home to one king bed and unique built-in stargazing windows located directly above the bed, allowing you to experience East Zion's famous dark skies without ever leaving your covers. For additional guests, the living area includes a convenient pullout sofa, bringing the total guest capacity to four. The home is completed by a private bathroom and a functional kitchenette.
While the interior is a sanctuary, the outdoor space is designed for relaxation. You can enjoy your own private sitting area, cook on the BBQ grill, or unwind by the gas fire pit while taking in beautiful valley views from your perch on the main resort hillside.
As a guest of Treetop 2, you enjoy full access to the extensive shared amenities of East Zion Resort:
Located in the heart of Southern Utah's stunning red-rock landscape, the resort is perfectly positioned between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. For those seeking adventure, the Red Hollow Slot Canyon trailhead is nearby. Local conveniences, including coffee shops, restaurants, and a grocery store, are also within easy reach. Because public transportation in the area is limited, bringing your own vehicle is highly recommended to easily explore the surrounding national parks and attractions.
Practical details for your stay:
Whether you are here to hike the red rocks or simply relax by the lazy river, Treetop 2 offers a unique blend of elevated views and resort comforts that make every moment feel special.
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

