Treehouse overlooking Crystal Clear Flintcreek.

Treehouse Cabin with Hot Tub, Loft & Stunning Views

This beautiful hand-built cabin offers a truly memorable stay! Inside you’ll find a king bed, two trundles, and a cozy loft with two twin beds — perfect for families or groups. Enjoy all the comforts of home with A/C, heat, Wi-Fi, and a Roku Smart TV.

Want to unwind? Lounge on the outdoor swinging bed, watch eagles soar overhead, or gaze at the crystal-clear creek below. If you’re lucky, you might spot river otters or the resident deer family wandering by.

A custom spiral staircase leads to the lower deck, where you’ll find a hot tub and a family dining table under the shelter of an overhang — perfect for relaxing or enjoying meals outdoors, rain or shine. Lastly- if you choose to bring some pets along, please make sure you register them in your initial registration. We have found that with Vrbo it is more than complicated to add them after the fact.
The Grill: It is a propane grill.
Inner tubes: We will provide 2 river quality tubes for use. (During the summer) Please use them with care.
Animal policy: we are currently testing our animal policy. We have two beds that are trundle beds. please do not allow your dogs to sleep on those as dog beds.

Pets: We LOVE pets, but many shed and make messes, so we charge a $25 fee per pet per stay. (Much cheaper than boarding them) BUT- you have to book them. Failure to book them is a $75 fee for cleaning. (Please book them)

Fireplace heater: yes we have a remote that should be around, but for some reason guests like to take it with them. If this does occur and you cannot find it, the fireplace is a touch screen, so you can easily bypass the remote and turn it on old fashioned style.


Firewood: In an effort to keep costs low, we have calculated average use of firewood, and we set it as part of the price. Each Cabin will be allotted 2 bundles of firewood for their use.
The property

Everyone that is staying in A Million Dreams Cabins will have access to the property .

We have to respect people’s privacy. You are welcome to walk around the property and take a look at things. We have 50 acres.
If you do walk up on someone else’s cabin, we ask that you just be respectful .

Access to the creek :
There are three main access points to the creek . Meaning there’s three areas that we have cleared away so you can get in and out of the creek really easily, of course you’re welcome to trench through the trees and the tall grass if you choose.
One is near the waterfall. This one is in between two cabins, so when you are walking towards the waterfall, just stay close to the stream that leads up to the creek so that you don’t end up in somebody’s backyard.
The overlook : there is some rocks that are stairsteps down by the overlook. That is the deck that overhangs over the creek, you can get down to the creek on either side of the overlook if you choose. The water is gonna be a little bit deeper there so depending on what you’re trying to accomplish just be careful.

Trailers: If you are brining a trailer, weather its for horses, or side by sides. We have designated parking for you. Your trailer will NOT fit on the small car road we have for each cabin. So please contact us about where the best place to park it is. Parking wherever you choose on the grass is not allowed.

Down the trail … if you were standing facing the creek near the overhang if you go to your left, there’s a trail back there. The difficulty with the trail is out when we get lots of rain it gets muddy. But for the rest of the year it is fine. If you walk back along that trail, there will be an access point at the creek and it is a shallower access point.

Storms and turbulent weather: We do have a storm shelter: When you pull into the property, and the road curves to the left, follow it all the way down, past the large cabin on the left with the bright tree, since your in the tree house, its right on your right as soon as you start driving out. a big green building. The entrance will say tornado shelter, and the code is 7777. There are benches and lanterns in there. You do not have to ask, just go be safe.

Laundry Clarification: yes there is laundry nearby. We have utility building that has a washer and dryer in it and if you have an emergency, let us know. We can figure out how to help you out.

TV- The cabin is equipped with a Roku TV. You can sign in as a guest, and then stream with your favorite streaming service.

Hot Tub usage and Fee!
Welcome, wonderful wanderers of family chaos and creek adventures

We’re genuinely glad you’re here. Different families bring different levels of energy… from peaceful soakers to full-blown splash tornadoes. So here’s the deal, wrapped in a little fun but carrying real weight:

The hot tub is a soaking sanctuary, not a backyard water park. Think quiet relaxation, not cannonballs and whirlpool Olympics. We’ve seen what happens when it turns into a kid-powered splash zone… and let’s just say the hot tub does not recover gracefully.

If your crew has been exploring the creek, rolling in the great outdoors, or generally living their best muddy life, they must rinse off first. Shower, hose, rain dance, we’re not picky. What we are picky about is keeping all that grit, sand, and nature soup out of the hot tub.

Now, the chemistry part. Yes, it matters. Every time you finish using the hot tub, please follow the chemical instructions. After that, the tub needs one full hour to reset itself. Skip this step, and the water will go from “luxury spa” to “swamp creature habitat” faster than you’d think. And nobody wants to soak in something that looks like it might blink first.

Keep an eye on the water level too. If it gets low, head downstairs, find the hose, and give it a little refill. If the water drops too far, the heater shuts off… and suddenly your relaxing soak turns into an unexpectedly chilly life lesson.

In short:
Treat the hot tub like a spa, not a playground.
Rinse before you enter.
Follow the chemical steps every time.
Respect the one-hour waiting period.
Keep the water level happy.

Do that, and the hot tub will stay a dreamy, bubbling retreat for you and everyone after you.

Ignore it… and it turns into a green, grumpy puddle that nobody enjoys.

** Excessive hot tub, cleanup fee- we swap out the water every time we know that the hot tub got used. - but when someone uses it as a bathtub and we have to spend a lot of time, scrubbing it out then our cleaners charge us fee specifically for the hot tub. This additional cleanup fee for the hot tub is $75. (We generally do not have this problem with normal usage. It’s normally when people are running into the creek and then going into the hot tub and not rinsing off.)

Going to a cabin without s’mores is like a campfire without stars — simply unthinkable!

We refuse to let such a tragedy befall your stay, so every guest receives a starter s’mores kit of wonder. Inside you’ll find everything you need to spark the magic: roasting sticks, a firestarter, a lighter, fluffy clouds of marshmallows, graham crackers, and Hershey’s chocolate squares just waiting to melt into gooey perfection.

So gather ‘round the crackling fire, share a few laughs, and let us handle the marshmallows — you just make the memories.