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Treetop 5 at East Zion Resort

Zion, Utah

A treehouse unit at East Zion Resort near Orderville, Utah, with mountain views and direct trail access for couples or families.

At a glance

Treetop 5 sits within East Zion Resort, just outside Orderville and a short drive from Zion National Park. The structure is a treehouse-style unit, raised above the ground and built to take in the surrounding mountain scenery from Utah's high desert country.

Guests staying here get direct trail access, so a morning hike or evening walk starts right from the door rather than requiring a drive. The resort setting means basic infrastructure and grounds are managed on-site, which suits both couples looking for a quiet few nights and families wanting space to spread out.

This is listed as a moderate price tier option, positioning it as a mid-range choice among Zion-area getaways rather than a budget or luxury pick. Exact nightly rates, sleeping capacity, and any minimum-night requirements are set by the resort and should be confirmed at booking.

Booking runs through Booking.com, where Treetop 5 is listed as part of the East Zion Resort property. That listing will carry current availability, seasonal pricing, and check-in details. Because the unit is part of a larger resort, guests can expect standard check-in procedures similar to a hotel stay, though the treehouse format sets it apart from a typical room. Anyone planning a trip built around hiking Zion's trails will find the location convenient, with the resort acting as a base close to the park without being inside gateway-town congestion.

Good to know

How do I book Treetop 5?
Reservations are made through the Booking.com listing for East Zion Resort, where you can check current availability and rates.
What does it cost per night?
Treetop 5 is classified as a moderate price tier stay; exact nightly rates should be confirmed on the Booking.com listing since they vary by season.
Is the trailhead right at the property?
Yes, the listing notes direct trail access, meaning you can start hiking from the resort grounds without driving elsewhere.
How many people can stay in the treehouse?
Sleeping capacity isn't specified in the available listing details, so confirm this directly with East Zion Resort or the Booking.com page before reserving.
Is this a good fit for a family trip?
The listing identifies both couples and families as suited audiences, and the treehouse setting combined with mountain views and trail access works for either group.

Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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