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Experience the Great Smoky Mountains Like Never Before
Choose Your Treehouse Design
Set across 40 scenic acres, Sanctuary Treehouse Resort offers a choice of Smoky Mountain and wooded views, with the Little Pigeon River and two 18-hole golf courses nearby. Choose a Luxe Treehouse for a romantic getaway, a TreeFort for family fun, or a TreeFort Double for a larger group. Each treehouse pairs modern comforts with playful touches—including a slide—and welcomes your dogs, too.
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Remembering Dolly Parton and the Smoky Mountain Home That Shaped Her
Dolly Parton belonged to the world, but here in Sevier County, she was always one of our own. Discover a heartfelt Smoky Mountain tribute inside Parton My Mountains Luxe Treehouse and along our interactive scavenger hunt.
The Perfect 3-Day Smoky Mountains Itinerary: Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg & a Treehouse Stay
Planning a long weekend in the Smokies? This 3-day Smoky Mountains itinerary covers Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge, with a Sanctuary treehouse as the home base that keeps the adventure going after dark.
Things to Do in Sevierville and Pigeon Forge with Kids: Stay Where the Adventure Starts
Planning a family trip to the Smoky Mountains? Discover the best things to do in Sevierville and Pigeon Forge with kids, and why staying at Sanctuary Treehouse Resort makes the whole vacation part of the adventure.
Award-Winning
Hospitality Among the Treetops
We’re Brian and Amanda Jensen, the founders of Sanctuary Treehouse Resort. We created this family-owned resort to bring a little more wonder to a Smoky Mountain getaway—pairing imaginative treehouses and playful details with the comforts guests love. The awards we’ve received mean a great deal to us, but what we treasure most is seeing families make memories here together. We’re grateful to every guest who has become part of our story.




An Incredible Smoky Mountain Setting
Tucked into 40 acres of hillside in Sevierville, Sanctuary Treehouse Resort offers views of the Great Smoky Mountains, two 18-hole golf courses, and the Little Pigeon River. It feels like a peaceful escape, with Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park within easy reach.
Keep an eye out as you explore. Deer and wild turkeys often pass through, and you may even spot a black bear. Look up, too—our resident bald eagles, Sir Hatcher II and Lady Independence, are known to soar overhead.












