.Cloud Dome Treehouse | 1 Bed, 1 Bath

Welcome to Dome Town! Dome town is a series of geodesic domes suspended in the trees. The domes are connected by suspension bridges that weave through the canopy. In total there are three sleeping domes, a giant canopy lounge net, and one communal water dome, where there are two full baths, and one wash station. Each dome offers a private and unique experience. Sleeping in a dome will change the way you think about square building forever! Dome town is located just a short walk away from The Rock House Cafe. There is no other treehouse dome experience quite like this. Explore the canopy, enjoy the gorge, sleep in a dome!

Cloud Dome is our highest dome. It is smaller than our other domes and is designed to keep budget in mind. If you want to experience the awesomeness of dome town as affordably as possible, Cloud Dome is for you. Perched way up on the hillside, to get to cloud dome you must climb the entrance staircase, go up the spiral stairs, cross two suspension bridges, and finally, go up on last staircase to your own private perch.  It sleeps two on a queen sized bed and has its own private kitchenette. The bathroom is located a short walk away in "Water Dome," and is shared with other guests at Dome Town.  Cloud dome in un-insulated and is cooled with fans it does not have air conditioning. Enjoy the view!

-- Amenities --

With your reservation at Cloud Dome, you also have access to Water Dome, which is another geodesic dome that has two bathrooms and a communal space with a utilitarian sink area for dishwashing and water fill up.

The walls of Cloud Dome are un-insulated. Space heaters are provided in the winter. Fans are provided in the summer.  The outdoor lighting will be on until midnight and then we switch it off to allow the dark night forest sky to be just that--dark!  We recommend packing a flashlight or headlamp to aid in moving around after the lights are off.   The Domes close with magnets, there is no lock on the door itself.

Please note that this cabin is on a 3/4 mile, bumpy, sometimes muddy, gravel road.  Some two-wheeled vehicles can make it to the cabin, but four wheel drives have a much easier time.  For this reason we highly recommend a 4 or all wheel drive vehicle!