The Treehouse at Farwood Retreat
Treehouse in Tiller, Oregon
- 2 guests
- 2 beds
- 1 bath
Hosted by James
- Superhost
- 9 years hosting
Listing highlights
Private outdoor space above the creek
A private balcony and outdoor shower with creek views, plus seating for meals outside
Consistently well-reviewed
Highly rated across 27 reviews, with strong marks for cleanliness and location
The Treehouse is offgrid and nestled in the Umpqua National Forest away from the hustle and bustle of cities. The Treehouse overlooks the beautiful Jackson Creek. This is a destination to disconnect from the world in order to reconnect with yourself and your loved ones.
The space
Things to keep in mind:
There is no cell service at the Treehouse. The treehouse is offgrid. Power is sourced from solar energy and the water is sourced from the Creek. Phones can be connected via satellite Wi-Fi projected via antenna from the cabin. This is limited speed and primarily good in cases of emergencies or for loading maps. You’ll be 35-40 minutes from the nearest grocery (in Canyonville). The Treehouse is also located in bear and cougar country. Please be alert. Do not let kids roam alone. Be safe when hiking. We also have poison oak on the property. We’ve tried to clear it from paths and common areas, but it is prevalent in the area.
The toilet is a composting toilet. Solids are separated from liquids and mixed with coco coir and liquids go through a pipe. This prevents the sewage or unpleasant smells
Fire season runs throughout the summer months. During this time, it can be hazy. No fire pits are allowed. Please check local news for active fires in the area.
The closest hospital is in Roseburg (about an hour away).
Only verified users will be accepted.
Other things to note
Using the loft is an additional $25 charge which goes directly to the cleaner
The space
Things to keep in mind:
There is no cell service at the Treehouse. The treehouse is offgrid. Power is sourced from solar energy and the water is sourced from the Creek. Phones can be connected via satellite Wi-Fi projected via antenna from the cabin. This is limited speed and primarily good in cases of emergencies or for loading maps. You’ll be 35-40 minutes from the nearest grocery (in Canyonville). The Treehouse is also located in bear and cougar country. Please be alert. Do not let kids roam alone. Be safe when hiking. We also have poison oak on the property. We’ve tried to clear it from paths and common areas, but it is prevalent in the area.
The toilet is a composting toilet. Solids are separated from liquids and mixed with coco coir and liquids go through a pipe. This prevents the sewage or unpleasant smells
Fire season runs throughout the summer months. During this time, it can be hazy. No fire pits are allowed. Please check local news for active fires in the area.
The closest hospital is in Roseburg (about an hour away).
Only verified users will be accepted.
Other things to note
Using the loft is an additional $25 charge which goes directly to the cleaner
What this place offers
Private beach access – Beachfront
Kitchen
Wifi
Free parking on premises
Private patio or balcony
Unavailable: Smoke alarm
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Rated 4.95 out of 5 from 239 reviews.
Guest favorite
This home is a guest favorite based on ratings, reviews, and reliability
Overall rating
- 5 stars, 95% of reviews
- 4 stars, 5% of reviews
- 3 stars, 0% of reviews
- 2 stars, 0% of reviews
- 1 stars, 0% of reviews
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for cleanliness
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for accuracy
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for check-in
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for communication
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for location
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for value
Guests mention
Where you’ll be
Tiller, Oregon, United States
This listing's location is verified and the exact location will be provided after booking.
Neighborhood highlights
Some of the most popular activities in the area include the following:
About 2 hours from Crater Lake
Near many hiking trails: Deer Lick Falls, Fish Lake, South Umpqua Falls
The best star gazing due to the remote location void of light pollution
Near fishing spots including Salmon and Steelhead
Rock jumping and swimming
Rafting and River floating
Mountain and road biking
20 minutes from the tallest Sugarpine in the world
1 hour 45 minutes from Ashland (Shakespeare Festival, shopping restaurants)
Rogue Creamery (about 1.25 hour drive). Home of the 2019 worlds best cheese
35 minutes to Seven Feathers Casino in Canyonville
Rogue River adventures: Ziplining, Jetboating, fishing
Around an hour from many wine vineyards
Many books and Games to enjoy
About 2 hours from Crater Lake
Near many hiking trails: Deer Lick Falls, Fish Lake, South Umpqua Falls
The best star gazing due to the remote location void of light pollution
Near fishing spots including Salmon and Steelhead
Rock jumping and swimming
Rafting and River floating
Mountain and road biking
20 minutes from the tallest Sugarpine in the world
1 hour 45 minutes from Ashland (Shakespeare Festival, shopping restaurants)
Rogue Creamery (about 1.25 hour drive). Home of the 2019 worlds best cheese
35 minutes to Seven Feathers Casino in Canyonville
Rogue River adventures: Ziplining, Jetboating, fishing
Around an hour from many wine vineyards
Many books and Games to enjoy
Meet your host
Lives in Tiller, Oregon
Avid outdoor enthusiast. Family of 4. Love hiking, biking, trail running and spending time with family
James is a Superhost
Host details
Response rate: 100%
Responds within a few hours
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