Treebones Resort
Quick Facts
Why Big Sur
Big Sur is a roughly 90-mile stretch of rugged Pacific coastline between Carmel and San Simeon, where Highway 1 twists along cliffs 260 feet above the water at spots like the iconic Bixby Bridge. This is genuinely wild country — redwood canyons, migrating whales, California condors overhead, and waterfalls like McWay Falls dropping straight onto the beach.
Treebones sits perched above the Pacific on this same dramatic coastline, giving guests ocean views and easy access to the redwood groves and hiking trails that make Big Sur one of the most photographed coastlines in the world.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Big Sur, perched above the Pacific coastline
- Setting: Family-run resort with ocean views
- Site type: Ocean-view yurts
- Amenities: Hot tub, gourmet dining, whale watching, morning yoga
- Recreation: Hiking, wildlife viewing, and water activities
Pro Tips for Booking
Know that standard yurts share bathrooms. Worth confirming when you book if a private bathroom matters to your stay.
Book the hot tub with ocean views. It’s a genuine highlight, especially paired with the gourmet dinners by the fire.
Drive Highway 1 slowly. The road itself, with stops like Bixby Bridge and McWay Falls, is part of the experience getting here.
What to Do Around Here
- Whale watching along the Big Sur coastline
- McWay Falls at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, a short drive away
- Bixby Bridge, one of Highway 1’s most photographed landmarks
- Redwood forest hiking at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
- Morning yoga right on the property
