Treebones Yurts in Big Sur

Truly an amazing stay. The property is GORGEOUS and the service is amazing. The bathrooms were always super clean and our yurt was so cozy. Would def recommend bringing a pair of shower shoes lol. Also such good food - we got the 4 course meal there two nights in a row!

My wife and I enjoyed our stay at Treebones resort. It was the perfect place to unplug from the hectic city life. We booked two nights in the Autonomous tent, and got the Norte. The tent was cleaned, and spacious. The king size bed, and private bathroom were awesome. The view from our tent was beautiful.

What a breath of fresh air! The experience here is worth every penny, it is divine and relaxing and delicious!! We’ve stayed in the yurts several times and just returned from a couple days in the treehouse. Such a special place! The views are incredible, even when it’s foggy it’s absolutely stunning. The people here are so welcoming and kind, sharing the magic of Big Sur with us travelers. Morning yoga was a really nice treat to start the day off and the pool was perfect for the afternoon! Our room was so quiet and serene, the bathrooms were always clean, and the food was outstanding. We had dinner one night in the main restaurant, the crudo was super and our dinners (mushroom pizza and black cod) were amazing!! The sushi experience was incredible, we’ve done it a couple times in the past and it’s always so memorable!!

What can I say, Treebones is top-notch. We rustic campus at of 5 rustic sites. Absolutely beautiful. We were close to bathrooms and to the main lode, yet we felt totally secluded. The daily free breakfast was limited, but very tasty, including my new favorite, chia pudding. The lunch menu was delicious as well. Dinner was worthy of James Beard. The 5 course is the way to go, and they don't mind if you split it. Sushi is reservation only, as there are only 8 seats per turn, so make sure you have them. They also have plenty of yurts, "nests," as well as tiny houses to stay in, too, if you're above camping.

Our yurt was delightfully comfy with a huge soft bed, sink, table and reading chairs. The staff people we met were accommodating and kind. We chose to picnic in our yurt rather than eat in the restaurant. We had eaten there once before and felt we could enjoy our view and our own food and save the $200+ that dinner would have cost us. Breakfast was good. Frittata, yogurt, fruit and toast. For travelers wondering, yes you do have to use communal toilets and showers unless you are in the autonomous rooms which are almost $1000 a night. This makes for interesting nighttime forays in the dark. If you have to get up several times at night for this purpose you won’t enjoy staying here. There are no TVs and no wifi in the rooms- just in the lodge. Which was fine with us! Others may struggle since there was no cell signal either. That said, the pool (salt water) and hot tub were beautifully warm with lovely views of the coast. If you want peace and solitude, a day to read and snuggle, proximity to excellent hiking and a sometimes hair raising drive up one of the last remaining wild coastlines in California, you won’t be sorry. For us, it was spendy. Not sure we would return given our more limited budget for travel.