Tree House Camp

Unique Features:

Tree House Camp Trail: Hand constructed 3 mile trail with wooden sky bridges  and steps that connects Cave Camp to Tree House Camp. At times cut into the side of the canyon,  dramatic river vistas await around every corner. VIEW

Condor Falls: Observed from the Treehouse Camp trail, a 100 foot waterfall spilling from Lake of the Frogs. VIEW

Lake of the Frogs: 10 acre, 70 foot deep spring-fed swimming and kayaking lake. This intimate body of water is cloaked in an old growth hardwood forest on three sides with snow-capped mountains on the fourth.  Cut by the glacier, in a wind-free natural bowl, the glass smooth water reflects the trees and mountains while never missing a sunrise or sunset.  At dusk each evening, when the final rays of color fade from the lake, almost on cue, a chorus of frogs welcomes in the night. VIEW

Tree Houses: 8 hand-hewn tree houses, perched 50 feet up in the old growth giants, VIEW Each tree house has a commanding view of the lake and surrounding snow-capped peaks. VIEW The houses were hand crafted by a Chilean master carpenter and no nails were placed in the trees. VIEW

Lakeside hot tub: 16 person hand-hewn hot tub and large deck for dining, with lake and mountain views. VIEW

Ancient Forest: Hundreds of acres of old growth hardwood forest with trees as old as 500 years and up to eight feet in diameter. 

Condor Mountain Overlook: A towering bluff overlooking the Futaleufu Canyon, Cave Camp and Zeta Rapid 2,800 feet below in one direction VIEW and Lake of the Frogs and the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the other.VIEW