"Situated in Sevierville, this lovely cabin for $904 per night is a great choice for your next trip. Tarzan and Jane is our TreeFort Double and has accommodations for up to 12 people with 2 King beds, 2 Queen secret roll out beds, and 2 sets of bunk beds. With interactive features such as two 20-foot racing slides, drink chutes, escape hatches, secret ladders, swings, custom made interactive furniture, rope climbs, bucket pulley's and so much more!



"Guests also have a working drawbridge that connect the two treehouses that can be raised and lowered by the guests for added fun and adventure.  Tarzan and Jane boast breathtaking views of 2 championship golf courses, the river, downtown Sevierville, and panoramic views of the Great Smoky Mountains," the VacationRenter.com says. 

"The treehouse is perfect for large groups and has many surprises and promises to be your most unique vacation experience yet!  Tarzan & Jane are uniquely themed around the famous television show and have a jungle like decor that is sure to make you smile upon your arrival. Be sure to push the button on the wall for a unique surprise. Relax by the outdoor woodburning fireplaces while you take in the views and cook out on the outdoor gas grills. Let the kids run wild and play on all of the interactive features. You are guaranteed to want to stay forever with all of the nostalgia, modern amenities and adventure you will find here."

"The Sanctuary Treehouse Resort is situated on 40 acres in the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee. It is located on two 18-hole championship golf courses, a short distance from the nation’s most visited national park — the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The tree houses at the resort offer panoramic views of the Smoky Mountains, the Little Pigeon river and two 18-hole golf courses," the official website says.

"There are three types of treehouse over night rentals: Tree Fort, Tree Fort Double, and the Luxe. The Tree Fort accommodates up to 6 guests and features unique amenities such as a 20-foot slide, a custom drink chute to drop any size bottle or can from the kitchenette to the lower deck, telescopes, bucket pulley's, swings, secret ladders, escape hatches, heated toilet seats, rope climbs, interactive furniture such as hidden beds, LED and wood burning fireplaces, spacious decks for dining and relaxing, outdoor day beds, and more.

"The Tree Fort Double sleeps up to 12 and has all of the same features as Tree Fort, but also has a working drawbridge connecting the two treehouses that can be raised and lowered for group accommodations or-just for fun. The Luxe accommodates up to 4 guests and features upscale amenities and decor including copper slipper tubs, bidet automatic heated toilet systems, towel warmers, outside soaking tubs on bottom level decks, suspended outdoor day beds, custom tiled showers and more."

"The resort opened March 2023 and has enjoyed hosting hundreds of visitors to the area from vacationers to those coming in to celebrate special moments in their lives such as birthday's, honeymoons, girls trips, group retreats and anniversary's," the TN Vacation says.

"Guests enjoy complimentary fire wood, fire starting kits, starter supplies for their stay, a community outdoor kitchen and fire pit area, and the "Partner Perk Card" which offers guests unique discounts to the founders favorite area businesses. Family owned and operated by locals Brian and Amanda Jensen, guests always comment on the unique amenities, naming and theming of each treehouse and all of the little special touches they see when they stay at this resort.

"Come experience what everyone is talking about and enjoy an "experience" at the most unique lodging accommodation this area has to offer."

"The largest treehouse resort in the world is set to open near one of the nation’s most visited national parks - and you’ll be able to visit and stay overnight," the FOX 29 News says.

"According to the resort, the Sanctuary Treehouse Resort will be situated on 40 acres in the Smoky Mountain area of East Tennessee and will be located on two golf courses in the Smoky Mountains — a short distance from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

"When it's completed, the resort will feature 130 treehouses spread out across 40 acres. Currently, the largest development of treehouses in the world has 17."

"With 130 treehouses spread across 40 scenic acres, Sanctuary Treehouse Resort will reportedly be the largest resort of its kind in anywhere in the world," the Southern Living says.

"The project is the brainchild of husband-and-wife team Amanda and Brian Jensen, who told Travel + Leisure that the idea for a treehouse resort in East Tennessee came to them after a stay in an "impressive" treehouse in South Carolina a few years ago.



"Sanctuary Treehouse Resort is located on two 18-hole golf courses in Sevierville, just a short distance from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. In addition to panoramic views of the Smoky Mountains, the Jensens plan to offer visitors a lodging experience that's "unlike anything they've ever experienced."

"The brainchild of husband-and-wife team Amanda and Brian Jensen, this will be Sevierville’s first-ever treehouse resort. Nestled on 40 acres in the Smoky Mountains, it promises a lodging experience unlike any other. Accessible only by golf carts, the resort will offer three different types of treehouse rentals, an enchanted forest, walking trails, scavenger hunt, in-ground outdoor hot tub, and other fun surprises," the Visit Sevierville says.

"Fair warning: The vista may take your breath away. “This property has been a hidden gem for far too long if you ask us,” say the owners. The site overlooks two 18-hole golf courses and the Little Pigeon River against a stunning mountain backdrop.

"Did we mention this place is going to be the largest treehouse resort in the world?! We can’t say it enough. It’s super cool! The Sanctuary will boast 130 treehouses across its scenic acreage when construction is complete."

"There will be three rental option types: Tree Fort, Tree Fort Double and The Luxe. Rates are $299-$399 per night, depending on the rental option you reserve and the season," the Knoxville News Sentinel reports.

"Up to six people can share the Tree Fort style, which features spiral slides, custom drink shoots for bottles and cans from the kitchen to the lower porches, porches with telescopes, wood-burning and LED fireplaces, secret ladders, rope climbs for kids and more.

"Designed with the help of mountain modern architectural firm MossCreek, and complete with crank and pulley systems, ropes, swings, slides, hatches, ladders, whiskey barrel sinks, porthole and speakeasy windows, Sanctuary Resort strives for an authentic treehouse experience for all ages."

"Tennessee’s Sanctuary Treehouse Resort is about to take the treehouse experience to the next level. This treehouse resort in the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee will be the largest of its kind in the world, with 130 treehouses set on 40 sprawling acres. Not far away is the Great Smoky National Park, America’s most-visited national park," the Forbes Magazine says.

"The resort is the brainchild of Amanda and Brian Jensen, who run the Gaitlinburg SkyCenter, a restaurant and shop at the top of a chairlift with birds’ eye views of Gatlinburg and the surrounding mountains. The couple was inspired by a treehouse that they built for their kids that had bunk beds and a zip line.

"The resort’s treehouses will have views of the Smoky Mountains. Guests will be entertained with walking trails, scavenger hunts, gatherings in an enchanted forest, live entertainment, local storytellers, an outdoor hot tub, two 18-hole golf courses and more. The rooms will be accessible only by golf cart."