Treebones Resort is located on California’s scenic Big Sur coast. There are 16 yurts perched on a ridge featuring spectacular panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Lucia Mountain range. The yurts have polished pine floors and are furnished with table and chairs, futons and very comfortable queen beds with cozy comforters. They have electricity and hot and cold running water at a sink vanity. The full ocean view yurts have romantic gas burning fireplaces. 14 of the yurts are 20 feet in diameter and 2 yurts are 30 feet in diameter.

Other amenities include a large lodge, heated ocean view pool and hot tub and a unique gift store. A waffle breakfast is included with each stay and dinners are served nightly by a crackling fireplace or at the 65 foot redwood bar overlooking fantastic Pacific sunsets.

Treebones opened in November of 2004 and was an instant success. It has been featured in many major publications including the LA Times, New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle and Sunset magazine. It is busy year round, visited by guest from around the world who are attracted by the uniqueness of the “yurting” experience as well as the spectacular location.

John and Corinne Handy spent 12 years dreaming about what they would build on their site. They wanted to create an experience for their guests. They also wanted to build structures that “perched lightly” on the pristine location. They first discovered Pacific Yurts at a state park in Bandon Oregon and immediately appreciated the strength and simplicity of the structures.