Treehouse on The Stream Sundance, Utah

This treehouse sits along a stream at Sundance, within the broader Park City, Utah area, built for two people looking to get off the grid for a few nights. The structure is raised into the trees, putting guests close to moving water and surrounded by forest rather than neighbors.

The setting is marked as secluded, with direct trail access right from the property, so hiking is part of the stay rather than something you drive to first. The stream running alongside adds a constant backdrop of sound, and the waterfront position means the water is close enough to watch or listen to from the deck or windows.

This is a stay built for couples rather than groups or families, with the small scale of a treehouse keeping things simple and quiet. Exact pricing, sleep count, and minimum stay aren't listed here, so those details should be confirmed directly on the booking page before planning a trip.

To book, use the listing link through Refuge Getaways, which routes to the official reservation page for this treehouse. There's no phone number listed for this property, so online booking is the way to go. Because hours and check-in times aren't specified, it's worth checking the booking page or reaching out through it for arrival windows and any house rules tied to the trail or stream access.