This Treehouse In Wyoming Will Give You An Unforgettable Experience
How about taking a Swiss Family Robinson vacation? What better way to capture the essence of Wyoming than staying in a log cabin….that’s tree level! This amazing treehouse in Wyoming will give you an unforgettable experience if you want an escape from your day-to-day routine.
Formerly known as "A Teton Tree House," this bed & breakfast has now been updated and transformed into the "Jackson Hole Hideout." This elusive treehouse is located on no other than Heck of a Hill Road in Wilson...and it is quite the hill with 90 some steps! But, it is definitely worth it.
What a unique experience staying in this treehouse amidst the evergreen trees. Here you can enjoy being on eye level with the trees and birds and looking down on the various species of wild life in the area.
The Jackson Hole Hideout Bed & Breakfast has five guest rooms. The Trail Boss Room has a king size bed, vaulted ceilings, private deck and private bathroom with shower. The Wrangler Room has a king size bed, private deck with swing, window seat and private bath. The Cowgirl Room has a queen size bed, bathroom and private deck. The Marshall Room has a queen bed and private bathroom. The Gunslinger Suite has 2 private rooms. One room has a king bed and window seat. The other room has a king bed or two twin beds. Both rooms share a bathroom and a private deck.
Breakfast is served at 8 a.m. every day. Some of their breakfast items include Blueberry Ricotta Chapelure, Omelets on the patio, breakfast casserole, baked French toast with maple syrup, Frittata with ham & roasted peppers, buttermilk Belgian waffles, scrambled eggs, bacon or elk sausage. Light hors d'oeuvres and drinks are also served every day at check-in.
The Jackson Hole Hideout is a great place to commune with nature or curl up with a good book. This is a wonderful place to relax and get away from it all.
Be sure to check out this YouTube video to see all that the Jackson Hole Hideout has to offer.
Have you been here before? What was your experience like?
