TREEBONES RESORT

We spent the next decade imagining what Treebones might become. We had four children: Megan, Michael, Lucas and Camille and they grew up dreaming with us. We wanted to create a unique lodging experience that perched lightly on the land. Yurts were just one of many shelter options we explored. They fit with the land - round just made sense. After all, most indigenous people successfully lived in round structures. Igloos, Teepees, Wigwams, Wickiups as well as the rudimentary dome-like shelters of the local Esalen and Salinian Indians all have "round' in common... Treebones opened its doors in November of 2004 and enjoyed immediate favorable media attention beyond what we could have imagined. We are privileged to live on site with our now grown children - as well as 20 plus employees; forming a special and unique live/work experience. In various and many ways we all contribute time, talent and treasure to the wonderful, though fragile, community of Big Sur that we're proud to call..

Also known as: treebones

Primary location: California United States