Julian was founded following the Civil War, when displaced Confederate Veterans from Georgia headed West to seek their fortunes in a new, mostly unsettled land. Among these were cousins Drue Bailey and Mike Julian, who found a lush meadow between Volcan Mountain and the Cuyamacas to their liking. They were there in 1869 when cattleman Fred Coleman found the first flecks of gold in a creek. It was San Diego County's first and only gold rush. The town was named Julian, in honor of Mike, who later was elected San Diego County Assessor. While many crops were planted and animals pastured, Julian proved to be a fine place to grow apples. Apples continue to be produced in Julian. Their sweet, fresh flavor lures thousands to the mountains each fall, when visitors will find fruit stands overflowing with crisp fruit, homemade cider and other delicacies.
Where are the Neighbors?...
If you have any questions about nearby neighbors around INTO THE WOODS TREEHOUSE...
Our property is located on 1 1/4 acres of heavily forested land on the side of North Peak Mountain. It is located in the Cuyamaca Lake Resort.
My best answer first is to recommend reading some of the 200+ 5-Star reviews posted. I believe you will get better insight to your question by reading reviews posted by guests who've stayed before you.
- West of house there are no nearby neighbors.
- North and south the nearest neighbors are around 3/4 of a football field away.
- To the East is our nearest Neighbor which is still about 1/2 of a football field away. However there are a lot of trees to provide privacy in-between.
We look forward to your arrival at our magical Luxurious Treehouse. Thank you.