The Treehouse at The Lodges at Lost Maples

Surrounded by trees and it's second story location provides excellent views of the mountains at the Treehouse. Quiet mornings on the balcony, birds at the feeder, the sun rising over the mountains, you know it's going to be a good day to have a good day! Only 7 miles from Lost Maples SNA, the Treehouse is in close proximity to all activities in the Tri-Canyon area. FAST, RELIABLE & SECURE INTERNET IS AVAILABLE AT EACH CABIN. Now you'll have more choices as to how you want to "unplug". The space The Treehouse's interior offers hand-hewn beams, cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, wood-burning fireplaces, central air/heat, TV with VCR and/or DVD, video library, and an informal dining area with a fully equipped kitchenette (in-cabin coffee setup, microwave, full size refrigerator and stove, pots, pans and dishes). From your private balcony you can enjoy watching the many species of birds that visit the feeders. We even provide bird seed for you. And those squirrels! Who doesn't love to watch a squirrel as they try to steal seed from the feeder? There is a charcoal BBQ grill (BYOC), camp fire ring, picnic table and outdoor dining table available for you to enjoy as you soak up nature in one of the most beautiful, and peaceful settings in Texas. Surrounded by mountains and oak trees, you'll love how the wind speaks to you as it rustles the leaves, beckoning for you to relax and enjoy a slower pace of life. No cell phone service? No problem. AT&T and T-Mobile service can be found right up the road in Vanderpool and throughout the area. While you are at the cabins it's "you" time. It's about spending time with family or friends with no distractions. It's about leaving your worries and cares behind and reconnecting with what is important. Other things to note Located on the Heart of Texas Wildlife Trail, The Treehouse offers good birding and wildlife viewing opportunities year round. The area is home to over 200 species of birds including the Golden-cheeked Warbler, Painted Bunting, Tufted Titmouse, Summer Tanager, Vermillion Flycatcher, Black-chinned Hummingbird and Black-capped Vireo.