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The Treehouse is a unique off grid chalet 12 feet up in the trees near Elk Point, Alberta. It features kitchen; hot & cold water; toilet; 2 showers; wood heater; propane heater; BBQ; rock sauna. A couch folds to double-sized futon and a cozy loft has queen mattress. ∙ Tent spots, RV spots also available for your friends (text Colin 780-806-3003) ∙ Free firewood for campfires or to heat sauna rocks ∙ Private, all guests are pre-registered ∙ Cell coverage is poor at site, ok nearby

The Hidden Treehouse Campground is a perfect place to strengthen your love relationships in a natural setting. The 200 square foot Treehouse is designed for 2 adults on the main floor plus one adult or 2 kids in the loft. This is truly living off-grid with electricity provided by the sun! Its very private. If you like to enjoy your summer in the nude, just lock the gate and feel the freedom! If you want to stay in the Treehouse, and invite your friends we have RV sites and tent spots. Your group can book for a weekend bush party at an additional $15/person/night. No other campers will be on the property while you are there.

You'll need to go up the road about 1 km to get cell phone coverage. You can walk down to Kehewin Lake to see the pelicans, cormorants, swans and other birds, The government boat launch is 5 minutes away, and includes fish cleaning station and telephone. Elk Point is 15 minutes away with gas stations, bars, restaurants and grocery stores. St. Paul and Bonneville are larger than Elk Point and are a 20-30 minute drive. Fort George and Buckingham House historical site (25 minute drive) showcases the fur trade and the use of the North Saskatchewan River. Whitney Lake has a free sandy public beach for swimming and is only 30 minutes drive.

Moose Hills Inn is close to Elk Point, (5 minutes), St. Paul (15 minutes) Bonnyville (40 minutes)T. You’ll love the Inn because it is on the Fat Ewe Farm, a working rare breeds and permaculture farm, complete with big dogs, sheep, goats, and lots of birds. The rooms are quiet and although located near the highway, set back so far one would think one was in the country. The cosiness, the high ceilings, the views, the location and of course, the people make the stay wonderful.

Upon arriving, big friendly dogs will greet you at the gate, which will be opened for you. Should you wish the dogs restrained, please advise us prior to your arrival. This is a working farm and the dogs protect the livestock, but love people. If you have allergies or require a special diet, please advise us prior to your arrival so we can ensure you are pleased with your meal(s). Lunch and dinner are preordered with additional charges. Please respect the other guests and treat the Inn as your home away from home.

There are small ski hills within an hour's drive, cross country rustic skiing as well, fishing in all seasons with a guide if prebooked, hunting (limitations), and lots of beautiful scenery in the Lakeland district of Alberta. Summer boating is possible and there is a small airport for private crafts and bush planes.