A tree through the deck — sleep above Deadwood’s ATV shop at The Tree House

DEADWOOD LODGING FIELD GUIDE

A tree through the deck — sleep above Deadwood’s ATV shop at The Tree House

A compact, seasonally priced cabin that sleeps up to six, with a small kitchen, A/C and an outdoor deck bisected by a living tree — this guide lays out the practical details and house rules for a stay at The Tree House.

A tree through the deck — sleep above Deadwood’s ATV shop at The Tree House.

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Location
Deadwood
Operator
Mystic Hills Hideaway
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Experience a unique stay in The Tree House: a large room above an ATV rental shop west of the Main Lodge with two queen beds, a queen pull‑out sofa sleeper, a small kitchen and a bathroom. The outdoor deck features a tree growing through its center, and guests have access to a grill and a fire ring; linens, bedding and towels are provided and the cabin is air conditioned.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SETTING

Perched above the ATV rental shop

The Tree House sits above the ATV rental shop and to the west of the Main Lodge, offering a single, large lodging space that combines sleeping, dining and a compact kitchen in one room.

THE INTERIOR

Room for four, room for six

Two queen beds and a queen pull‑out sofa sleeper make the unit a natural fit for families or small groups; the kitchen includes an electric skillet, toaster, Keurig and basic cookware, and linens, bedding and towels are provided.

OUTDOOR AMENITIES

A deck with a tree — and a grill and fire ring

The outdoor deck is notable for a tree growing through its center; guests also have access to a grill and a fire ring (subject to the operator's camp‑fire rules).

What the day feels like

What staying here feels like

Staying in The Tree House feels like a compact, self‑contained base: sleep on queen beds, make coffee on the Keurig or cook on the electric skillet, and step outside to a deck with a tree growing through it where you can grill or gather around a fire ring. The unit is air conditioned and set above the ATV shop next to the Main Lodge, making it a practical choice for families or small groups seeking a simple, lodge‑adjacent accommodation.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this stay suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Families & Small GroupsFits well: two queen beds plus a queen pull‑out sleeper mean the unit accommodates four as standard and up to six guests with the extra‑guest fee; a small kitchen and dining table make short self‑catered stays straightforward.
2
Pet OwnersPossible with planning: pets are allowed with a $25 per‑night fee, but current rabies vaccination documentation is required at check‑in (effective May 1, 2026).
3
Short‑stay TravelersWell suited: the property accommodates stays in the 2–14 night range and provides linens, bedding and towels, making it convenient for brief visits.
4
Guests who plan to cook or gather outdoorsGood match if you intend to grill or use the fire ring, provided you follow the operator’s fire rules and avoid burning large logs or trash (there is a cleanup fee for violations).

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Although linens, bedding and towels are provided, bring any specialty cookware or food items you prefer; the cabin kitchen includes an electric skillet, toaster, Keurig and a basic assortment of plates, utensils and cookware. The unit is air conditioned for warm nights, and guests may use the on‑site grill and fire ring.

Stay length & check times

Typical stays range from 2–14 nights. Check‑in is at 3:00 PM and check‑out is at 10:00 AM.

Fees & extras

The unit sleeps four; two additional guests may be added for $15 per night per guest. Pets are charged $25 per night per pet. Guests may set up a tent for an additional $20 per night.

House rules

Cancellations incur a $50 fee; cancellations made 14 days or less before check‑in are charged for the full stay, and there are no refunds for early departures. Improper camp‑fire use (burning large logs or trash) results in a $25 clean‑up fee.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people does The Tree House sleep?

The unit sleeps four as standard (two queen beds) and can sleep two additional guests on a queen pull‑out sofa for $15 extra per night per guest.

Are pets allowed?

Yes; pets are allowed for $25 per night per pet, and current rabies vaccination documentation is required at check‑in as of May 1, 2026.

What are the check‑in and check‑out times?

Check‑in is at 3:00 PM and check‑out is at 10:00 AM.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations are subject to a $50 cancellation fee; if a cancellation occurs 14 days or less prior to check‑in the guest is charged for the full stay, and there are no refunds for early departures.

Are linens and kitchen supplies provided?

Yes; linens, bedding and towels are provided. The kitchen includes an electric skillet, toaster, Keurig coffee maker and a basic assortment of plates, utensils and cookware.

Are there any fees related to camp fires or tents?

Guests attempting to burn large logs or trash will be charged a $25 clean‑up fee. Guests may also set up a tent for an additional $20 per night.

How long can I stay?

Stays are available from 2 to 14 nights.