Posted in Charlotte November 07, 2017 by Carolyn Mulvihill

The Secluded Glampground Near Charlotte That Will Take You A Million Miles Away From It All

The autumn weather in Charlotte is still mild, which means the season for camping will last that much longer! Not a camper? Lucky for you there is an awesome “glampground” only about 30 minutes away from the QC which will offer you a camping experience like you’ve never had before. If rustic luxury and relaxation sounds fabulous to you, then you must plan a visit to Cherry Treesort before the weather gets too cold!

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Cherry Treesort is a rentable double treehouse located in China Grove, just about 30 miles outside of Charlotte.

This magical spot sleeps eight people in two separate treehouses that are lifted 25 feet in the air and connected by a long catwalk.

This is the perfect place to stay if you enjoy the rustic charm of the outdoors, but prefer to do your camping with running water in a cozy little loft environment.

The two treehouses are fabulously decorated with outdoorsy furnishings.

Why sleep in a tent when you can snuggle up and stay warm in a cozy bed?

If you try Cherry Treesort once, you'll never want to go back to regular camping.

In the evenings, enjoy sitting by the fire on the resort's grounds.

Roast marshmallows and make the perfect S'more - because camping is not complete without S'mores.

In the fall, Cherry Treesort offers a spectacular view of the vibrant fall colors and the changing trees.

And if the weather's nice, grab a book and enjoy some alone time on the hammock.

A stay at Cherry Treesort costs $175 a night, and it's worth every penny.

There’s no better way to enjoy camping – or should we say “glamping” – than by visiting Cherry Treesort. There’s still time to get away from it all and enjoy some beautiful North Carolina fall days before winter starts to sneak in!

Have you stayed at Cherry Treesort before? Was it absolutely magical? Share your experience with us in the comments!