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09/20/2021

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Wyoming is full of unknown treasures. So much so, this agency is being built on sharing the diversity of unique experiences the state has to offer. One such unknown gem is the Treehouse at Keyhole State Park. A great compromise; the Treehouse offers both a camping-esque experience with many of the comforts of cabin life. Built in 2018 as a fully accessible option for enjoying the area (there are ramps to both the cabin and the outhouse), the treehouse has been welcoming guests for only a few years. The cabin can host up to 5 guests. Nearby camping sites in the Cottonwood camping area of Keyhole State Park also offer options for adding numbers to your group. Sites 4 and 6 are closest to the cabin. Inside, there are two separate bedrooms (one with queen bed, one with double over single bunk), a living area with electric fireplace, small kitchenette area, and a massive deck overlooking the reservoir. A gas grill and fire grate offer two options for cooking. A small refrigerator, microwave, and coffee pot make for easy comfort-camping. The furniture inside the cabin is comfortable and in excellent condition. Should the Wyoming weather make for less-than-ideal camping conditions, it’s no problem. The cabin is heated and offers both indoor and outdoor dining areas. The detached bathroom has a composting toilet that has the look and feel of a standard flush toilet. The sink and mirror are similar to what a person might expect to see in a budget hotel room instead of a camping site. Electricity at the private (door code used to access the unit) bathroom makes night-time visits easy. At the time of our booking, the rate was $167.00 per night. While not cheap, it’s comparable to nearby cabin rentals and has the added benefit of being within the park for easy access to the reservoir. Worth it? In our humble opinion… absolutely! *Nearby campsites (non-electric) reserve for $17.00 per night. Guests can book The Treehouse by visiting Reserve America. Interested in adding other accommodation? Want to build a full vacation itinerary including a stay at The Treehouse and other unique Wyoming location? Send us an email! WeKnowWyo@gmail.com-- 06/16/2021

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Wyoming is full of unknown treasures. So much so, this agency is being built on sharing the diversity of unique experiences the state has to offer. One such unknown gem is the Treehouse at Keyhole State Park. A great compromise; the Treehouse offers both a camping-esque experience with many of the comforts of cabin life. Built in 2018 as a fully accessible option for enjoying the area (there are ramps to both the cabin and the outhouse), the treehouse has been welcoming guests for only a few years. The cabin can host up to 5 guests. Nearby camping sites in the Cottonwood camping area of Keyhole State Park also offer options for adding numbers to your group. Sites 4 and 6 are closest to the cabin. Inside, there are two separate bedrooms (one with queen bed, one with double over single bunk), a living area with electric fireplace, small kitchenette area, and a massive deck overlooking the reservoir. A gas grill and fire grate offer two options for cooking. A small refrigerator, microwave, and coffee pot make for easy comfort-camping. The furniture inside the cabin is comfortable and in excellent condition. Should the Wyoming weather make for less-than-ideal camping conditions, it’s no problem. The cabin is heated and offers both indoor and outdoor dining areas. The detached bathroom has a composting toilet that has the look and feel of a standard flush toilet. The sink and mirror are similar to what a person might expect to see in a budget hotel room instead of a camping site. Electricity at the private (door code used to access the unit) bathroom makes night-time visits easy. At the time of our booking, the rate was $167.00 per night. While not cheap, it’s comparable to nearby cabin rentals and has the added benefit of being within the park for easy access to the reservoir. Worth it? In our humble opinion… absolutely! *Nearby campsites (non-electric) reserve for $17.00 per night. Guests can book The Treehouse by visiting Reserve America. Interested in adding other accommodation? Want to build a full vacation itinerary including a stay at The Treehouse and other unique Wyoming location? Send us an email! [email protected]

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