Treebones Resort

Is Treebones adults only?

Treebones is designed as a quiet, relaxing experience for guests ages 13 and older. Some accommodations, including The Nest, The Twig Hut, the Autonomous Tents, and The Cove, are limited to guests 18 and older.

Is there cell service or WiFi?

There is no cell service at Treebones. Limited WiFi is available near the Lodge for basic use such as email and messaging.

Do all accommodations have private bathrooms?

Not all accommodations include private bathrooms. The Autonomous Tents and The Cove include en suite bathrooms, while yurts, campsites, and the Treehouse use shared heated restrooms and showers nearby.

Are pets allowed?

We love animals, but pets are not permitted at Treebones, including campsites.

Are the campsites suitable for first-time campers?

Yes. Treebones campsites offer a more approachable camping experience, with access to shared resort amenities including the lodge, breakfast, dining, the pool, and hot tub.

How far in advance should I book dining or massage?

Wild Coast Sushi often books well in advance due to limited seating, and massage availability is limited to one studio and one session at a time. We recommend securing these experiences at your time of booking.

What time is check-in, and where do I check in?

Check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am. The front desk inside the Lodge at Treebones Resort is staffed daily. Guests who arrive earlier are welcome to enjoy the Lodge, the heated pool, and the resort grounds while their accommodation is prepared.

Is parking available on-site?

Yes. Complimentary self-parking is available at Treebones Resort, with stalls a short walk from the Lodge and yurt village. There is no EV charging on-site, so we recommend topping up before reaching Big Sur.