Welcome

Treebones offers a unique lodging and dining experience on California's breathtaking Big Sur coast. We overlook the Pacific Ocean with spectacular panoramic views in all directions. Become part of our coastal yurt community, even just for a night or two. You can touch the earth here!

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Nature with a little nurture

With our main lodging venue, the yurts, you have all the accessibility to nature of a tent with all the comforts of a cabin! You can sleep under the stars - just enjoy them through the sky dome from the comfort of your own bed.

Amenities

16 yurts
5 campsites
1 "human nest" with its own campsite
Heated ocean view pool & hot tub
Gift shop & small convenience store
Cozy lodge - nightly home of "Wild Coast" Restaurant
Outdoor sushi bar with sunset views to die for...

If you have any questions or concerns about an upcoming stay with us please call Reservations toll free 877-424-4787 weekdays 9-5. Our Front Desk Phone number is 805-927-2390…good contact number to leave with your babysitter. Click here for driving routes and travel tips.

Recent Press

Treebones was recently featured in the Travel Channels Ultimate Travel show.

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"Glamping in Treebones Resort"

Here's an excerpt from Conde Nast Traveler's article from the Guide to "Glamping" Around the World:

Something Wild: Itching to be one with nature but reluctant to forgo your morning cappuccino?

"This is the kind of place where clients who arrive by bicycle are given a free bottle of wine from the alternative-energy-loving management. A decade ago, a family decided to make a resort inspired by the way animals live, “perched lightly on the land.” Five years of permits and two years of construction later, this collection of 16 yurts dotting 11 acres along a bluff 400 feet above the Pacific Coast runs on its own generator, has a 65-foot ocean-view bar, sources all of its veggies within 40 miles, and feeds leftovers from its California cuisine restaurant and sushi bar to 18 resident chickens. Each yurt has hot and cold running water but no showers or toilets (those are in the main house, which has heated tile floors). Guests may also pitch their own tent at Treebones’s campsites, one of which comes with an elevated “human nest” built of wood scraps and designed by a local artist. Like we said, it’s that kind of place."

From Our family

As a family we are Inspired by the enthusiasm and talent of our staff, Rejuvenated by our guests, and Challenged to keep our business fresh but warmly familiar to those who return again and again. Thank you for your continued patronage.

Sincerely,
The Handy Family

Click here to check out this great You Tube video filmed by Nautica "Ocean 2 Ocean" featuring sons Mike & Luke Handy.

Gift Cards & Gift Certificates

Get the perfect gift for your friends or family with a Treebones Gift Card or Gift Certificate. Gift Certificates are used for a nights stay in a fabulous yurt. Gift Cards can be redeemed in the Wild Coast Restaurant & Sunset Sushi Bar as well as the gift shop! Call 877-424-4787 to order a gift your friends and family will love! Gift Certificates are sold at weekend rates.

How Eco Will YOU go?™

Are you ready to go beyond the comforts of a yurt and fall asleep cradled in a human-sized nest? Extreme "eco sleep" is here. Reserve two nights in the nest with its own campsite to plop your tent on.

This unusual work of woven wood-art was created & built by Big Sur artist Jayson Fann of the Spirit Garden. Bring your own sleeping bags & other gear for this night aloft (note: the Human Nest is not rain proof).

Be Bold and Courageous – sleep in a human nest!

Treebones Green Initiative

Treebones is passionate about reducing our impact on the earth (see our Green Buzz page) and want to encourage our guests to do the same.

Receive a FREE BOTTLE OF WINE if you arrive on a bicycle to check into your yurt or campsite.

“Grounded in community & innovation, Treebones is a bold & courageous expression

Updated Traffic advisory:

Highway 1 Road access arriving to Treebones from the North or South is all clear at the time of this posting (4-5-2012). This is the season where wind or rain may affect coastal travel so please check back to our website for any possible road closures.