16 Best Treehouses at Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek, Gatlinburg (2026)

Looking for the best treehouses at Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek in Gatlinburg, Tennessee? This unique Smoky Mountains resort is home to 16 beautifully designed treehouses, making it one of the most memorable places to stay near Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Built and designed by Pete Nelson of Treehouse Masters, the collection ranges from cozy creekside treehouses for couples and small families to much larger mountain-view stays that can accommodate groups of up to 10.

The setting is a huge part of the appeal. Treehouse Grove is tucked into the woods at Norton Creek Resort, yet you’re still within easy reach of downtown Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Depending on which treehouse you choose, you could wake up beside Norton Creek, enjoy sweeping mountain views from your deck, stay in one of the larger dog-friendly treehouses, or make use of resort amenities including shared hot tubs, fire pits, grills, and outdoor gathering areas.

But with 16 different treehouses to choose from, deciding which one to book can be tricky.

Below, I’ve compared all 16 Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek rentals, including the best options for couples, families, larger groups, mountain views, creekside stays, and accessibility, so you can quickly find the right treehouse for your Gatlinburg trip.

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My Top 5 Treehouses at Treehouse Grove

If you’re short on time, these are my top five picks from the 16 treehouses at Treehouse Grove:

• Best Overall – The Maple
• Best for Couples – The Poplar
• Best for Families – The Cedar
• Best for Larger Groups – The Hemlock
• Best Mountain Views – The Magnolia

Didn’t find what you were looking for? 

Keep reading for more details, and check out more amazing tree houses in Treehouse Grove TN or check out these other treehouses in Tennessee, Gatlinburg, Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge, Chattanooga or Nashville.

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Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek Comparison

Treehouse	Sleeps	Best For	Setting
The Blackjack Oak	8	Larger families	Mountain views
The Cedar	4	Couples & small families	Creekside
The Cherry	6	Couples & small families	Mountain views
The Cottonwood	6	Unique stays	Mountain views
The Dogwood	4	Couples & small families	Creekside
The Elm	4	Easy access	Creekside
The Green Ash	10	Large families & groups	Mountain views
The Hemlock	4	Couples & small families	Creekside
The Hickory	10	Large groups	Mountain views
The Magnolia	4	Couples & small families	Creekside
The Maple	4	Romantic getaways	Creekside
The Moosewood	8	Families & groups	Mountain views
The Mulberry	10	Two families & groups	Mountain views
The Poplar	4	Couples	Creekside
The Spruce	10	Larger groups & easier access	Mountain views
The Willow	4	Couples & workcations	Creekside

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Best for Couples – The Poplar

The Poplar in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

This two bedroom treehouse has a kitchenette, a sitting room and a cozy deck surrounding the entire treehouse.

Why We Picked It: The Poplar is one of the best choices for couples who want to make the most of Treehouse Grove’s creekside setting. This cozy 400-square-foot treehouse sits directly beside Norton Creek, with a queen bed on the main floor and a second queen bed in the loft.

Inside, you’ll find a full bathroom with a rainfall shower, heating and air conditioning on both levels, a Smart TV, and a compact kitchenette with a mini-fridge, microwave, toaster oven, and coffee maker. Outside, there’s both a covered screened porch and a private open-air porch with seating, and you can step directly from the deck down to the creek. It’s a particularly peaceful spot for relaxing, fishing, or simply listening to the water.

Worth Knowing: The loft queen is reached by a wooden ladder, so the main-floor bed is the better choice for anyone with mobility concerns. The Poplar is only around five minutes from Great Smoky Mountains National Park and less than five miles from the Parkway, giving you a secluded setting without being far from Gatlinburg.

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Best for Easy Access – The Elm

The Elm Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

Embrace your time among the trees in this canopy lodge.

Treehouse Grove is a Treehouse Resort designed and built by the “Treehouse Master”, Pete Nelson.

With eight different treehouses (listed below) the Elm has one of the most unique designs and has a wonderful view of the stream.

Why We Picked It: The Elm is one of the best Treehouse Grove options if you want the novelty of sleeping among the trees without lots of stairs just to reach your front door. This cozy 400-square-foot treehouse has step-free access from the parking area, with a queen bed, living space, kitchenette, and full bathroom with a rainfall shower on the main floor. A second queen bed is tucked into the loft above.

Outside, there’s a private covered screened porch plus a lower open-air porch with seating. From the deck, you can walk directly to the banks of Norton Creek, while the resort’s shared grills, community fire pits, swings, and picnic tables are nearby.

Worth Knowing: Although the entrance itself is step-free, the second queen bed is in a loft reached by a wooden ladder. Guests who have difficulty with stairs or ladders should therefore use the main-floor queen bed. The Elm is also one of the smaller treehouses, so it works particularly well for couples or families who prioritize location and easy access over extra indoor space.

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Best for Families – The Cedar

The Cedar in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

This rustic location is wonderful for those wanting to explore the forests and creeks of Tennessee.

Located only 15 minutes from Gatlinburg, this luxury treehouse with a wrap around deck is one of the best places to enjoy nature and craftsmanship in one.

Why We Picked It: The Cedar is a great choice for families who want the classic Treehouse Grove experience, with a peaceful setting among the trees and plenty of space to relax after a day exploring Gatlinburg and Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It sleeps up to six guests, with a king bed, queen bed, and sleeper sofa providing flexible sleeping arrangements for families or small groups.

Inside, the treehouse combines rustic timber details with modern comforts, including a kitchen and full bathroom. Outside, the deck gives you somewhere to enjoy the wooded surroundings, while guests also have access to Treehouse Grove’s shared outdoor amenities.

Worth Knowing: The Cedar works particularly well if you want more sleeping flexibility than a couples-focused treehouse without moving up to one of the resort’s largest properties. As with the other Treehouse Grove stays, check the bed locations and access arrangements carefully if anyone in your group has limited mobility.

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Best for Seclusion – The Cherry

The Cherry in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

The Cherry is known for its private, secluded location.

There are 2 bedrooms, a well-equipped tiny-home kitchen including a refrigerator, microwave, stove top, coffee pot, utensils, and a screened-in dining porch with a table that seats 6.

You can also relax in one of the community hot tubs in the evenings.

Why We Picked It: The Cherry is one of the best choices at Treehouse Grove if privacy and mountain views are priorities. This 857-square-foot treehouse sleeps up to six, with a private queen bedroom on the main floor, a queen bed in the loft, and a queen sleeper sofa in the living area. The screened porch is a particularly nice spot for morning coffee or dinner surrounded by the trees, while an additional open-air porch lets you make the most of the Smoky Mountains setting.

Inside, there’s a full bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower, Smart TVs, Wi-Fi, heating and air conditioning, plus a well-equipped compact kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, dual hot plate, and coffee maker. Guests also have access to the resort’s shared hot tubs, pizza oven, grills, picnic tables, and community fire pits.

Worth Knowing: The queen loft is accessed by a wooden ladder, so the main-floor bedroom is the better choice for anyone with limited mobility. The hot tubs are shared resort amenities rather than a private hot tub attached to The Cherry.

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Best for a Peaceful Creekside Stay – The Magnolia

The Magnolia in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

This one of a kind location has several tree houses built by Pete Nelson of Treehouse Masters, including the Magnolia.

With large picture windows, luxurious linens, and a Keurig machine, this is a great treehouse to enjoy with friends and without the kids.

Why We Picked It: The Magnolia is a cozy 400-square-foot treehouse tucked beside Norton Creek, making it a particularly good choice if you want a quieter stay surrounded by the sounds of the forest and running water. It sleeps four, with a queen bed on the main floor and a second queen bed in the loft, which is reached by a wooden ladder.

Inside, there’s a full bathroom with a rainfall shower, kitchenette, heating and air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a Smart TV. Outside, you get both a small covered screened porch and an open-air porch with seating, with direct access down to the banks of Norton Creek. Guests can also use the resort’s shared grills, picnic areas, swings, and community fire pits.

Worth Knowing: The Magnolia is one of Treehouse Grove’s eight original “By the Creek” treehouses, so choose this one for proximity to Norton Creek rather than sweeping mountain views. The loft requires climbing a ladder, making the main-floor queen bed the better option for anyone with mobility concerns.

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Best for a Workcation – The Willow

The Willow in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

The Willow Treehouse is the most private treehouse in the lower grove and features a large swing under this Blue Ridge treehouse as well as all the luxury creature comforts you would want.

Why We Picked It: The Willow is a cozy 400-square-foot treehouse that works particularly well if you want to combine a Smoky Mountains escape with a little remote work. High-speed Wi-Fi makes staying connected easy, while the peaceful position beside Norton Creek gives you a much better backdrop for your laptop than the average home office.

The main floor has a queen bed, living area, full bathroom with a rainfall shower, and compact kitchenette with a mini-fridge, microwave, toaster oven, and coffee maker. A second queen bed is tucked into the loft above. Outside, you get both a covered screened porch and a private open-air porch, with direct access down to the banks of Norton Creek.

Worth Knowing: The loft is reached by a wooden ladder, so the main-floor queen bed is the better option for anyone with mobility concerns. The Willow is also just five minutes from Great Smoky Mountains National Park and less than five miles from the Parkway, making it easy to switch off the laptop and start exploring.

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Best for Privacy – The Dogwood

The Dogwood in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

Towering above the Grove is the Dogwood Treehouse.

This grand treehouse in the Smoky Mountains provides endless views of the forest around you and a secluded environment. 

Why We Picked It: The Dogwood is a great choice if you want the classic feeling of sleeping high among the trees. At around 450 square feet, it’s one of the cozier Treehouse Grove stays, but its elevated position makes it feel particularly secluded. The main floor has a queen bed, full bathroom with a rainfall shower, living area, and kitchenette, while a second queen bed sits in the loft above.

Outside, you get both a small screened porch and an open-air deck with seating, with Norton Creek running below. You can step from the deck down toward the creek, making this an especially appealing option if you want to spend most of your trip outdoors.

Worth Knowing: The Dogwood requires several steps to reach the entrance, and the loft bed is accessed by a wooden ladder. It therefore isn’t the best Treehouse Grove option for anyone with mobility difficulties. For those who don’t mind the climb, its height and more secluded position are a big part of its appeal.

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Best for a Romantic Creekside Escape – The Maple

The Maple in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

Known as the “Honeymoon Treehouse”, The Maple sits high within the trees, and has plenty of privacy for couples.

There is a screened porch and a large deck where you can take in the views with a good book.

Why We Picked It: The Maple is one of the most romantic options at Treehouse Grove, with a secluded position among the trees and Norton Creek running below. This cozy 450-square-foot treehouse sleeps four, with a queen bed on the main floor and a second queen bed in the loft, reached by a wooden ladder.

The warm wood interior includes a living area, full bathroom with a rainfall shower, and a compact kitchenette with a mini-fridge, microwave, toaster oven, and coffee maker. Outside, you can choose between a covered screened porch and a private open-air porch, with direct access down to the banks of Norton Creek. It’s an especially good choice for couples who want somewhere peaceful to return to after exploring Gatlinburg or Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Worth Knowing: The second queen bed requires climbing a wooden ladder, so guests with mobility concerns should use the main-floor bed. The Maple is also one of the smaller Treehouse Grove properties, making it better suited to couples or small families than larger groups.

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Best Eco-Friendly Stay – The Hemlock

The Hemlock in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

A simple, peaceful escape is what Hemlock Treehouse is all about.

Designed by Pete Nelson of the inspirational Treehouse Masters television program on Animal Planet, this is an opportunity to stay in one of his incredible treetop villas.

Why We Picked It: The Hemlock is a cozy 350-square-foot treehouse designed by Pete Nelson of Treehouse Masters, with a particularly peaceful position above Norton Creek. It sleeps four, with a queen bed on the main floor and a second queen bed tucked into the loft above.

Despite its compact size, the interior makes good use of the space, with a full bathroom and rainfall shower, kitchenette, heating and air conditioning on both levels, and plenty of windows bringing the forest setting inside. Outdoors, you get a private screened porch plus a second open-air porch just a few steps down, where you can sit surrounded by the trees and walk directly to the banks of Norton Creek.

Worth Knowing: The Hemlock has step-free access from the nearby parking area, making the main floor one of the easier options to reach at Treehouse Grove. However, the second queen bed is in the loft and requires climbing a wooden ladder. It’s also only around five minutes from the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, so it works especially well if you plan to spend much of your trip hiking and exploring the park.

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Best for Families Who Want Mountain Views – The Moosewood

The Moosewood in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

The Moosewood sleeps up to 8 guests; it has 3 bedrooms and some of the most scenic views!

In this treehouse, you’ll have a tiny-home kitchen, mountain views, and access to our community hot tubs!

Why We Picked It: The Moosewood combines plenty of space with some of the best mountain scenery at Treehouse Grove. At 1,083 square feet, it sleeps up to eight guests, with two private queen bedrooms on the main floor, another queen bed in the loft, and a sleeper sofa in the living area.

One of its most interesting details is the use of fire-salvaged wood in its construction, adding extra character to Pete Nelson’s design. Inside, there’s a full bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower, a well-equipped kitchen, Smart TVs, Wi-Fi, and heating and air conditioning. Outside, you can choose between a covered screened porch with a large dining table and an open-air porch overlooking the surrounding mountains.

The Moosewood is also conveniently positioned close to Treehouse Grove’s shared hot tubs, outdoor pizza oven, grills, and community fire pit.

Worth Knowing: The loft queen is accessed by a wooden ladder, so the two main-floor bedrooms are the better choice for anyone with mobility concerns. The hot tubs are shared resort amenities rather than private to The Moosewood. It’s also around five minutes from Great Smoky Mountains National Park and less than five miles from the Parkway.

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Best for Two Families Traveling Together – The Mulberry

The Mulberry in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

The Mulberry is the first dual-level treehouse at Norton Creek.

It has unobstructed views, and lots of luxury amenities such as high-speed internet, a full-bath, heating and air conditioning, a tiny-home kitchen, and your favorite streaming channels!

The upper level has 1 bedroom and a lofted bed.

On the main level, theres another bedroom, a sleeper sofa, and another loft with a bed.

Why We Picked It: The Mulberry is one of the most spacious options at Treehouse Grove, with 1,297 square feet and a clever layout that works particularly well for two families or groups who want a little separation. It sleeps up to 10 across two private queen bedrooms, two separate queen lofts, and a sleeper sofa.

The treehouse was built using fire-salvaged wood, giving the modern cabin-style interior plenty of character. There are two full bathrooms with rainfall showers, an equipped kitchen, and two private outdoor spaces: a screened porch with a large dining table and an open-air porch for enjoying the mountain setting. Guests also have access to the nearby shared hot tubs, grills, outdoor pizza oven, and community fire pits.

Worth Knowing: Both loft beds require climbing wooden ladders, so the two main-floor bedrooms are the better choice for anyone with mobility concerns. Although The Mulberry can accommodate 10 guests, the kitchen is compact, so larger groups planning to cook most meals should keep that in mind.

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Best for a Unique Stay – The Cottonwood

The Cottonwood in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

The Cottonwood is a two bed treehouse in the heart of the Smoky Mountains.

Enjoy a community hot tub, mountain views, and the most Instagrammable feature yet – a private outdoor shower!

You can shower while getting almost 360-degree views of the mountains!

Why We Picked It: The Cottonwood stands out for one particularly memorable feature: its private outdoor shower overlooking the Smoky Mountains. The 895-square-foot treehouse sleeps up to six, with a queen bedroom on the main floor, another queen bed in the loft, and a sleeper sofa in the living area.

There’s also an indoor bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower, an equipped kitchen, a screened dining porch, and two open-air porches where you can enjoy the mountain setting. Guests have access to Treehouse Grove’s shared hot tubs, grills, pizza oven, and community fire pits.

Worth Knowing: The outdoor shower is seasonal and is generally available from May through mid-October before being winterized for colder weather. The loft is accessed by a wooden ladder, so the main-floor queen bedroom is the better option for anyone with limited mobility. The hot tubs are shared rather than private.

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Best for Large Groups – The Green Ash

The Green Ash in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

Only 15 minutes outside of Gatlinburg is The Green Ash, a new treehouse from Treehouse Grove.

It sleeps between up to 10 guests in 4 bedrooms.

You’ll also have 2 bathrooms, a tiny-home kitchen (including a fridge, microwave, dual hotplate, coffee pot, utensils) and a covered dining porch with a large table and enough seating for everyone.

There is also access to one of the community hot tubs.

Why We Picked It: At 1,179 square feet, The Green Ash is one of the most spacious treehouses at Treehouse Grove and a particularly good choice if you’re traveling with a larger family or group. It sleeps up to 10 guests across four queen beds and a sleeper sofa, giving everyone considerably more room than you’ll find in the smaller treehouses.

Two private queen bedrooms are on the main floor, while two separate loft areas each contain another queen bed and are reached by wooden ladders. There are also two full bathrooms with walk-in rainfall showers, a kitchen, a large screened porch with a dining table, and plenty of windows overlooking the surrounding trees. Guests also have access to the nearby shared hot tubs, grills, pizza oven, and community fire pits.

Worth Knowing: Both loft sleeping areas require climbing a wooden ladder, so the two main-floor queen bedrooms are the better option for anyone with mobility concerns. The Green Ash is also dog-friendly for dogs under 50 lbs, making it one of the better choices for larger groups traveling with a pet.

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Best for Mountain Views – The Hickory

The Hickory in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

The Hickory is one of Treehouse Grove’s newest and largest treehouses.

Known for its large platform deck and unobstructed views, this is a perfect place for anyone wanting to reconnect.

The treehouse has high-speed Wi-Fi, a full-bath, heating and cooling, a tiny-home kitchen, streaming channels, and access to the community hot tubs.

Why We Picked It: The Hickory is one of the largest treehouses at Treehouse Grove, offering 1,216 square feet of space and room for up to 10 guests. Its biggest selling point is the view: the spacious private deck looks directly toward the Smoky Mountains, with a covered outdoor bar giving you a particularly good spot for morning coffee or sunset drinks.

The sleeping arrangement works well for groups, with two private queen bedrooms on the main floor, two separate lofts each containing another queen bed, and a sleeper sofa in the living area. There are also two full bathrooms with rainfall showers, an equipped kitchen, Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, and heating and air conditioning. Guests have access to the resort’s shared hot tubs, grills, pizza oven, picnic tables, and community fire pits.

Worth Knowing: Both loft bedrooms are reached by wooden ladders, so the two main-floor bedrooms are better suited to guests with mobility concerns. The Hickory is only around five minutes from Great Smoky Mountains National Park and less than five miles from the Parkway, making it convenient for exploring Gatlinburg as well as the national park.

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Best for Accessibility – The Spruce

The Spruce in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

The Spruce is Treehouse Grove’s very first treehouse with barrier-free main level.

This is a perfect place to bring EVERYONE in your family.

Why We Picked It: The Spruce is the standout choice at Treehouse Grove for guests who need or simply prefer easier access. The main floor has a no-step entrance, extra-wide parking directly outside, two private queen bedrooms, and two bathrooms, including one with a roll-in shower and grab bars. This means up to six guests can sleep on the main level using the two queen beds and sleeper sofa without needing to climb a ladder.

For larger groups, two separate lofts each contain another queen bed, bringing the total capacity to 10. The 1,382-square-foot treehouse also has a kitchen, screened dining porch, open-air deck, Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, and access to the resort’s shared hot tubs, grills, outdoor pizza oven, and community fire pits.

Worth Knowing: The Spruce has several thoughtful accessibility features, but Treehouse Grove states that it is not ADA approved. Both loft beds are accessed by wooden ladders, so guests with mobility concerns should plan to sleep on the main floor.

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Best for Larger Families – The Blackjack Oak

The Blackjack Oak in Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek

This one-of-a-kind treehouse built and designed by “Treehouse Master” Pete Nelson is located 15 minutes outside Gatlinburg in Treehouse Grove.

The Blackjack Oak is a custom-built, luxury treehouse.

Enjoy community hot tubs, mountain views, and an outdoor dining porch at the new Midcamp Treehouse.

There are 3 bedrooms with a tiny-home kitchen and full bath, there’s no need to leave!

Why We Picked It: The Blackjack Oak is one of the roomier options at Treehouse Grove, with 1,035 square feet of space and sleeping room for up to eight guests. Two private bedrooms are on the main floor, each with a queen bed, while a third queen bed is in the loft and reached by a wooden ladder. The remaining two guests can use the sleeper sofa in the living area. One of the main-floor bedrooms has the treehouse’s signature garage-door-style wall, which opens directly toward the deck for a memorable open-air sleeping experience.

There’s also a kitchen, full bathroom with a rainfall shower, screened dining porch, private deck, and easy access to the resort’s shared hot tubs, grills, pizza oven, and community fire pits.

Worth Knowing: Although it’s listed as a three-bedroom treehouse, the third sleeping area is the loft rather than a conventional enclosed bedroom. Because the loft requires climbing a ladder, anyone with mobility concerns will be better suited to one of the two main-floor bedrooms.

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Which Treehouse at Treehouse Grove Should You Choose?

With 16 treehouses split between the creekside and mountain-view areas, the best choice really depends on your group size and the kind of setting you want.

For couples, The Poplar and The Maple are two of the coziest choices, both offering a more intimate creekside setting. If waking up close to Norton Creek is the priority, also consider The Magnolia, The Hemlock, The Elm, The Dogwood, The Cedar, or The Willow.

For larger families and groups, the newer mountain treehouses give you considerably more space. The Green Ash, The Hickory, The Mulberry, and The Spruce can each accommodate up to 10 guests, while The Blackjack Oak and The Moosewood sleep up to eight.

If mountain views are at the top of your wish list, focus on The Blackjack Oak, The Cherry, The Cottonwood, The Green Ash, The Hickory, The Moosewood, The Mulberry, and The Spruce.

For guests who need easier access, The Spruce is the standout option thanks to its no-step main-floor entrance, extra-wide parking, and roll-in shower with grab bars. Treehouse Grove notes that it is not officially ADA approved, however, so check that the specific accessibility features meet your needs before booking.

Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek FAQs

How many treehouses are at Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek?

There are 16 treehouses at Treehouse Grove, ranging from cozy creekside stays for couples and small families to much larger mountain treehouses that can accommodate groups of up to 10.

Who designed the treehouses at Treehouse Grove?

The treehouses were designed and built by Pete Nelson, best known for the TV series Treehouse Masters. The result is a collection of genuine treehouse stays that combine creative architecture with modern cabin-style comforts.

How close is Treehouse Grove to Great Smoky Mountains National Park?

Treehouse Grove is around five minutes from an entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, making it a convenient base if hiking and exploring the park are a major part of your trip.

Does Treehouse Grove have hot tubs?

Yes. Guests staying in the mountain treehouses have access to shared community hot tubs. These are resort amenities rather than private hot tubs attached exclusively to each individual treehouse.

Are the treehouses dog-friendly?

Yes, many of the treehouses are dog-friendly, although weight limits vary. Several of the smaller creekside treehouses allow dogs under 25 lbs, while a number of the larger mountain treehouses allow dogs under 50 lbs. Always check the current pet policy for your chosen treehouse before booking.

Which Treehouse Grove treehouses are by the creek?

The eight creekside treehouses are The Cedar, The Magnolia, The Hemlock, The Elm, The Poplar, The Willow, The Maple, and The Dogwood.

Which Treehouse Grove treehouses have mountain views?

The mountain collection includes The Blackjack Oak, The Cherry, The Cottonwood, The Green Ash, The Hickory, The Moosewood, The Mulberry, and The Spruce.

How far is Treehouse Grove from downtown Gatlinburg?

Treehouse Grove is tucked away within Norton Creek Resort, giving it a secluded feel while still being within driving distance of downtown Gatlinburg. The resort states that local attractions and restaurants in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge are within roughly a 15-minute drive.

What is the minimum stay at Treehouse Grove?

Treehouse Grove generally requires a minimum stay of two nights, although occasional one-night stays may be available. Minimum stays can vary, so check the requirements for your dates before booking.

What should you know before staying at Treehouse Grove?

Several treehouses use wooden ladders to reach loft sleeping areas, so check the sleeping arrangement carefully if anyone in your group has mobility concerns. Cell reception can also be inconsistent in the Smoky Mountains, although the treehouses have Wi-Fi. Bears live in the surrounding area too, so follow the resort’s bear-safety guidance during your stay.

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