Treehouse Lodge

What Treehouse Lodge does

Treehouse Lodge operates an all-inclusive eco-lodge in the Peruvian Amazon at the confluence of the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers, near the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve. Its core product is a fixed inventory of 12 treehouse accommodations built into the rainforest canopy at heights ranging from 38 to 91 feet, connected by steel cable suspension bridges and spiral staircases, and powered by an off-grid solar system with no WiFi or cellular service. The offering is bundled with 18 guided excursions (wildlife viewing, piranha fishing, dolphin cruises, canopy walks, cultural visits, and adventure activities) and three daily Peruvian-style meals, all delivered by private English/Spanish-speaking local guides.

The business model is a quote-based, all-inclusive per-stay package priced by treehouse selection and season, with the high-water season (December–May) and low-water season (June–November) producing differentiated experiences. Distribution runs through a direct Cloudbeds-powered booking engine on the company's website, supplemented by listings on Airbnb and Booking.com, with TripAdvisor serving as a mid-funnel review and discovery layer. Two daily airport pickups from Iquitos (9:15 AM and 1:30 PM) operationalize the transfer logistics. Customer segments center on international adventure travelers and luxury eco-tourists seeking unique, technology-disconnected bucket-list stays.

The company is privately held and operates through two legal entities: Treehouse Lodge, LLC in the US and Treehouse Adventures EIRL in Peru. It is led by founder and owner Vance Cook, has 11–50 employees, and reports no institutional funding or M&A activity. Recognition includes National Geographic's Top 10 Most Unusual Hotels in the World, TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice, and World Travel Awards nominations for Peru's Leading Lodge and South America's Leading Eco-Lodge. Revenue, occupancy, and pricing are not publicly disclosed, and over 1,000 guests have been served across the operating history.

Name

Treehouse Lodge

Legal name

Treehouse Adventures EIRL and Treehouse Lodge, LLC

Website

https://treehouselodge.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2014

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Treehouse Lodge operates an all-inclusive 12-treehouse eco-resort in the Peruvian Amazon near the Pacaya-Samiria Reserve, bundling accommodation at 38–91 feet in the canopy with 18 guided excursions, meals, and airport transfers for international adventure travelers and luxury eco-tourists.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Eco-Lodge Hospitality

NAICS

Accommodation (721), Other Traveler Accommodation (72119)

SIC

Hotels & Motels (7011)

akta.pro primary industry

Rainforest & Jungle Lodges (THAGAIAD)

akta.pro secondary industries

Rainforest & Jungle Lodges (THAAAHAD), Treehouses & Canopy Stays (THAMADAC), Eco-Lodges (Sustainable/Nature-Based) (THAGAIAC)

Keywords

• Eco-lodge accommodation
• Amazon rainforest tourism
• Treehouse resort
• Guided jungle excursions
• All-inclusive lodge

Headquarters

HQ city

Bountiful

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. All-Inclusive Lodge Stays: All-inclusive accommodation packages covering treehouse lodging, three Peruvian-style meals daily, bottled water and juice at breakfast, all excursions, private English/Spanish-speaking guide, and round-trip transportation between Iquitos Airport and the lodge. Additional costs include flights to Iquitos, drinks beyond water/juice at breakfast, tips, and souvenirs.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Treehouse Lodge operates an all-inclusive treehouse resort in the Peruvian Amazon, providing 12 unique treehouse accommodations (sleeping 2-5 guests each, set 38-91 feet above the forest floor) connected by canopy walkways and suspension bridges. The all-inclusive rate covers lodging, three daily meals, 18 guided excursions with private English/Spanish-speaking guides, and round-trip transportation from Iquitos Airport. The lodge targets international leisure travelers seeking authentic Amazon experiences and is accessible via two daily airport pickups.

Product overview

Treehouse Lodge is an all-inclusive treehouse resort in the Peruvian Amazon offering 12 unique treehouse accommodations (ranging from 2 to 5 guest capacity) connected by steel cable bridges and spiral staircases, set at heights from 38 to 91 feet. The product portfolio centers on the treehouse accommodation offering combined with 18 guided excursion experiences including wildlife viewing (caiman spotting, dolphin cruises, birdwatching), adventure activities (kayaking, piranha fishing, swimming in the Amazon), cultural experiences (Amazon community visits, blowgun workshops, medicinal plant walks), and the signature Treetop Canopy Walk. All-inclusive rates include meals, daily excursions, personal guides, and round-trip transportation from Iquitos Airport.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Dos Ramas Treehouse 110 Two-guest treehouse with jungle and comedor views, featuring a unique trap door entry, standing high over a flooded lagoon during high water season. Offers 1 king bed or 2 twin beds configuration.
• Laguna Vista Treehouse 120 Three-guest treehouse located above the seasonally flooded Yarapa River, offering dynamic views that transform with each water season.
• Rio Vista Treehouse 230 Three-guest treehouse with the most direct view of the Yarapa River, sitting 39 feet off the ground with views of dolphins and fishermen from bed.
• Serena Treehouse 250 One of the largest and newest three-guest treehouses, offering river-view tranquility at 63 feet without the climb of taller huts.
• Costa Bella Treehouse 260 Three-guest treehouse located right on the riverbank with a private balcony over the Yarapa River, offering the best river view at the lodge.
• Casa Grande Treehouse 310 The largest five-guest treehouse at the lodge, modeled after the Swiss Family Robinson home, accommodating up to 5 people with portable cots available.
• Bamboo House Treehouse 320 Four-guest treehouse featuring a unique exterior staircase and balcony overlooking bamboo, palms, and lush jungle foliage.
• The Cradle Treehouse 420 Three-guest treehouse standing at 91 feet, the second-tallest, cradled among towering branches with panoramic rainforest views and quiet privacy.
• Wimba House Treehouse 510 Three-guest circular bungalow perched atop the towering Wimba tree, the newest and tallest treetop escape offering some of the clearest treetop views.
• Casa Alta Treehouse 520 Two-guest treehouse towering at 82 feet over the rainforest, offering views of parrots, parakeets, and macaws with bird nests in clear view.
• Alta Vista Treehouse 530 Three-guest treehouse tucked deep into the jungle at 80 feet, providing sweeping rainforest panoramas with the sounds of the wild at your doorstep.
• Soledad Treehouse 540 Three-guest treehouse reached by three cable bridges, immersing guests in the jungle with branches through the floor and a mosquito-mesh balcony.
• Treetop Canopy Walk Signature daytime excursion exploring the Amazon from 30-70 feet up via canopy walkways and viewing platforms, featured by National Geographic as one of the Top 10 Most Unusual Hotels.
• Fish for Piranhas Adventure excursion using wooden poles to catch piranhas, one of the most popular activities with near-perfect success rate.
• Sunset on the Amazon with Dolphins Boat cruise along the Yarapa and Ucayali rivers to the Amazon proper to observe pink and gray river dolphins during sunset.
• Nighttime Caiman Spotting After-dusk boat excursion along the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers to find caimans by eyeshine using a spotlight, with chance to view one up close before release.
• Stargazing in the Amazon Nighttime boat cruise on Amazon tributaries offering views of the Southern Cross and millions of stars reflected on the river, weather-dependent.
• Visit an Amazon Community Cultural excursion to a native river community to see how locals live, cook, and craft using rainforest resources.
• Blow Dart Gun Workshop Hands-on cultural excursion crafting a traditional pucuna blowgun alongside a local villager, then practicing aim the Amazonian way.
• Sunrise & Birdwatching Pre-dawn wildlife excursion observing birds and monkeys, with potential to spot 50+ species including 20 uncommon birds in one morning.
• Mud Bath in the Amazon Seasonal wellness excursion offering a natural Amazon mud bath and exfoliation experience, available only during summer season.
• Kayak on the Amazon River Daytime paddling excursion on Amazon tributaries at your own pace with a private guide, watching for wildlife along the banks.
• Swim in the Amazon River High-water season only adventure excursion to the main Amazon River for a bucket-list swimming experience, with possible dolphin sightings.

Quantifiable outcome

• 1000+ happy guests served
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers4 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration4 records

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• CloudbedscoreTechnology or IntegrationCloudbeds provides the reservation and booking management system for Treehouse Lodge. Guests are redirected to Cloudbeds platform when clicking booking links. Cloudbeds handles availability, rates, and payment processing for reservations.
• Treehouse Adventures EIRLcoreOthersTreehouse Adventures EIRL is identified in the privacy policy as a co-data controller alongside Treehouse Lodge LLC, representing the operational entity in Peru that runs the lodge and excursions.

Scale indicators4 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Emerging players

• Casa Corallo (Treehouse hotels broadly): Independent boutique treehouse accommodation properties worldwide targeting the same unique-stay, bucket-list traveler segment. Comparable as a niche treehouse-style accommodation provider competing for the unique-Amazon-stay guest across geographies.

Direct peers

• Cristalino Lodge: Private Amazon lodge in Brazil's southern Amazon with a private reserve and guided naturalist excursions. Comparable as a high-end, capacity-constrained Amazon lodge delivering curated excursions and all-inclusive pricing to international guests.
• Anavilhanas Lodge: Brazilian Amazon jungle lodge on the Rio Negro offering all-inclusive packages with guided excursions. Comparable as a small-capacity Amazon lodge delivering bundled activities in a remote rainforest setting.
• Treehotel (Sweden): Boutique treehouse hotel in Harads, Sweden, known globally for unique, architect-designed tree rooms marketed as bucket-list stays. Comparable on the signature treehouse accommodations, design-led branding, and bucket-list guest segment that overlaps with Treehouse Lodge's adventure-luxury persona.
• Tambopata Research Center: Remote Peruvian Amazon lodge focused on wildlife (macaw clay licks) with all-inclusive stays. Comparable on Peruvian Amazon location, ecotourism positioning, and bundled guided experiences for international travelers.
• Napo Wildlife Center: Ecuadorian Amazon eco-lodge operated in partnership with a Kichwa community, providing all-inclusive stays with guided wildlife excursions. Comparable on geography-adjacent Amazon basin, community partnership model, and excursion-inclusive pricing.
• Refugio Amazonas / Rainforest Expeditions: Operator of multiple Amazon lodges in Peru including Refugio Amazonas, offering all-inclusive guided wildlife excursions. Comparable on Peruvian Amazon location, multi-site operator, and bundled guided excursion pricing model.
• Lapa Rios Lodge: Carbon-neutral eco-lodge in Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula offering all-inclusive stays with guided rainforest excursions. Comparable as a small-capacity, sustainable all-inclusive jungle lodge targeting adventure and nature travelers.
• Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica: Peruvian Amazon eco-lodge offering guided excursions and all-inclusive packages near the Tambopata/Madre de Dios rivers. Directly comparable: same geography, same ecotourism guest profile, similar bundled activity model, and overlapping award recognition in South American eco-lodging.

Broad incumbents

• Mandarin Oriental / Belmond (Amazon luxury segment): Belmond operates luxury jungle riverboat and lodge properties in the Peruvian Amazon (e.g., Aria Amazon). Comparable as a luxury Amazon hospitality brand with all-inclusive cruise/lodge products targeting the same high-end international guest.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/treehouselodge
• Instagraminstagram.com/treehouselodge
• TikToktiktok.com/@treehouselodge
• Xx.com/amazontreehouse
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/treehouselodge

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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