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The full kitchenette is a convenience for guests equipped with a full-sized refrigerator and freezer, a coffee maker with complimentary coffee pot, French Press, coffee, a hot water pot and an assortment of teas, a convection toaster oven with air fryer, a microwave, dishes, dish and hand soap, hand sanitizer, a cutting board, basic pots and pans, utensils and paper towels. Simple meals may be prepared on the propane stove with four burners. Or guests can use the gas or charcoal grill below with roasting forks for the campfire. The kitchen has hot and cold running water. The dining area has five chairs and a bench. There are books and games, yet the children love to be outside playing away from their electronics. Be sure to sign the guest book! There is a working bathroom with toilet, sink and hot shower. Towels, shampoo, cream rinse and soap are provided with a clothesline outside. Guests will climb stairs to reach the fun eclectic treehouse and a 10-foot ladder to find a cozy cabin loft on the second floor that is a popular favorite. The loft has a queen bed and four twin beds with one made from pines on the land. Guests can look up through two skylights to see the huge pines. Hang out in two hammocks that swing in the two live trees that go through the roof. There is a bench and little side tables, lamps and interesting books. An air conditioning window unit on both floors, a dormer window, fans, space heater, lighting, outlets and USB chargers are available. Railings guard the loft with a child's gate to bungee by the ladder. This spacious, insulated space is 16 feet by 18 feet, with funky decor and a unique sleeping loft --- 144 square feet. It has 25 ways to connect with nature by windows, doors, and skylights. In the summer, guests can use the air conditioning or open the windows, and in the winter, the propane fireplace and space heaters make it cozy. Be mindful to always hold the railing of the moderately steep stairs, and ladders with children as they require caution and adult supervision. Always be with your children around the farm and with the loving farm animals. When guests stay, part of their fee is for the Private Membership Association and is already included. A charcoal and gas grill are below the tree house, with tools and campfire hot dog roasting sticks. There is a private fire pit area where guests may bring firewood or purchase some cut from the land for $25 a night. Guests will also find an old-time tin cattle tank tub. Guests can build a fire underneath to make it into a hot tub for stargazing on a moonlit night. Tired of the same old VRBO Branson, MO options? Look no further and book the best tree houses near me today!