I’m discussing camping this week…check out my post on packing and the best H20 gear.
…Treebones Resort in Big Sur, California.
Big Sur is my favorite place in the world and I’ve been lucky enough to visit many times, but I’ve never camped there. And what Treebones offers goes far beyond camping.
Even their basic campsites are perched on the edge of the world, with front row seats to the Pacific Ocean and Redwood Forest. Campers can also rent safari tents (pictured above on the right), but their Mongolian-style yurts are the most popular forms of lodging.
Can you imagine watching sunsets from here? Inside, the yurts boast queen beds, handmade quilts, fireplaces, sofas and running water.
For those wishing to get closer to nature, Treebones also offers these one-of-a-kind nests.
No one is truly “roughing it” here since all guests have access to modern showers, a swimming pool, hot tub, yoga classes, hiking, kayaks, massages and two gourmet restaurants. Hippie chic.
At least stop by Treebones’ Oceanview Sushi Bar if you are through Big Sur–no tent required.
As far as packing, I’m thinking:
I hope I’ve inspired you to go on a camping trip (or at least a picnic!). Have a wonderful weekend and enjoy these links on my favorite place on California’s coast:
- Inside Big Sur’s Esalen Institute featured in ‘Mad Men’ (San Francisco Chronicle)
- Big Sur on a budget. It can be done. (Los Angeles Times)
- 14 Things to Know Before Driving California’s Big Sur (Huffington Post)
