Freshly renovated cabin in lovely Danbury-Full Bath-Kitchen-Open Deck-WiFi

Your cozy cabin in Danbury with 1 nice bedroom featuring a queen bed. Enjoy the convenience of amenities like WiFi, mini refrigerator, heating, TV, computer desk and chair and much more. Escape to this awesome retreat and experience a pleasant stay surrounded by nature. We look forward to hosting you at our place.

“Dom’s Treehouse “for a cause is freshly renovated and offers a rustic glamping experience! When you stay with us, you'll enjoy the adventure and fun of camping while still getting to lay in a plush bed, rest your head on a soft pillow, and enjoy a great shower in a modern style bathroom.

When you book your retreat with “Dom’s Treehouse” for a cause, you contribute to promote “Education as a Human Right” by helping to give access to education to vulnerable children in rural Haiti. You also empower Haitian women farmers to fight hunger, poverty and build their communities’ resilience to climate change.

The space
Dom’s Treehouse is nestled in a diverse grove of trees. The cabin has a queen-sized bed, a small refrigerator, a ceiling fan and much more. On the same level, as you step out of the cabin, a relaxing adjacent porch with two Adirondack chairs is thee spot for your morning coffee. The cabin is located below the main property level and offers lots of privacy. NO PARTIES AND LOUD MUSIC ALLOWED.

When it rains the lower deck/kitchen area tend to get wet because it is an open space. But rest assure that your cabin and bathroom will be super dry and very cozy. We recommend that you bring your raincoats, appropriate shoes and tarps.
-MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY ALLOWED:
• 2 adults and 2 children under 10 years old.
OR
. 4 adults ( 2 adults in main cabin)
Additional 2 adults sleep in a nice size 2 person tent that we will provide and you can put it up on the lower deck level. Bring your own sleeping bags or air mattress.
Additional Guest Price:
$75/per children/per night + taxes
$125/per adult/per night +taxes
-Kitchen/Dining area:
The outdoor kitchen situated on the lower-level deck comes with a 2-burner stove, a sink with running water, sponge and soap for washing/cooking. The outdoor kitchen has electricity. We also provide a cooler for your convenience. There is a French press and an electric percolator available to make your coffee.

The basics for grilling, utensils, salt, pepper, cups and plates are all provided. There is a gas BBQ grill available. A head lamp or solar powered light is recommended to aid cooking at night , but the kitchen does have lighting.

It is very important that you do not leave food out unattended. Birds, mice, squirrels, raccoons etc. will very likely get into it. Even food that is in a plastic bag is at risk, so your best bet is to keep everything in the cooler.

There are three grocery stores nearby within 1- 2.5 miles radius (Caraluzzi’s, Stop & Shop, Trader Joe’s).

-Trash and Recycling:
There is trash and recycling available at the cabin. We ask that when you check out from your cabin you ensure that your trash is in the can and the lid is fitted. If you’ve made more than the cans can fit, please use the spare bags provided and leave them in the cabin. If they are left outside animals may rip the bags open and strew trash around. We really appreciate you keep your recycling clean and separate from your trash.

-Lighting:
Dom’s Treehouse has electricity both in the cabin and in the kitchen. If you require more lighting than this, so we recommend that you bring additional solar or battery-operated lanterns. We ask you to be mindful not to overload the electrical power supply. Manage your electricity usage to prevent circuit overload by turning off cabin and bathroom lights, fan, when not being used, and refrain from plugging additional devices that draw more electricity than the circuit can safely handle. But please keep in mind that we DO NOT ALLOW CANDLES OR OTHER FLAMED SOURCE LIGHTING inside cabin and bathroom.

-Parking:
There is a designated space to park your vehicle upon arrival. From there, your cabin is about a hundred feet away.

-Bathroom and Shower:
The bathroom is located outside the cabin, and it is equipped with an on-demand propane heater for hot water. We provide towels and washcloths, soap, shampoo, cleaning supplies, to our guests. We exhort you to be water conscious as it comes from our well and therefore is from a limited source.

-Fires:
There is a bonfire pit located on the premises. If you bring wood, it MUST be purchased in Connecticut per state law. However, there is enough firewood on the site for you to use.

In the unlikely event that we are having a particularly dry summer and there is a statewide fire ban, we will be enforcing it. We also ask that if it is extremely windy, that you abstain from having fires.

Fires can ONLY be made in designated fire pit and must be extinguished properly with either water or sand. Please this is very crucial because although a fire looks like it is out, sparks can still fly out if it gets windy and cause new fires to ignite.

-Cell Service and Wi-Fi:
Cell phone signal is pretty good.
We offer complimentary Wi-Fi; you will be able to get Wi-Fi in your cabin.
Wi-Fi name and password will be provided at check-in.

-Pets:
Only service animals with appropriate documentation and small dogs less than 22 pounds. We charge a $50 pet fee.

-Check in and Check-out:
Please inform Dom's Treehouse in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.

Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.

Check-in time is 3:00pm. Early check-in is $40 for every hour before the mandatory check-in time.
Check-out is at 11:00 am. Late check out fees is $40 for every hour after the mandatory check-out time.
Requests must be made at the time of booking and will be addressed on a case-by-case basis depending on availability.

-Check out protocol:
Checkout instructions are noted down in your manual in the cabin, but here is a preamble:

We charge a cleaning fee of $100. Fee will increase for longer stay 7 nights or more. However, we ask everyone to strip their beds of linens and place them, along with towels, in the laundry bags provided. This is a covid safety practice for us. Additionally, we also ask you not to leave dirty dishes.

There is a form for you to leave feedback as well as letting us know if anything was damaged during your stay.

Please make sure your cabin door is closed and leave the keys in the box provided.

Please ensure that the grill propane tank is tightened off and the cover placed on the grill. If you had a morning fire, please make sure it is properly extinguished.


Please leave everything in the space you found them initially. That will make it easier for the cleaning crew to retrieve and prepare in a timely fashion for the next guest.

Check out time is 11:00 am, please text or email to let us know that you vacated the premises.

Guest access
The cabin is positioned on 3 acres of forest, and all is available for you to explore. Please do not go beyond trespassing lines.

Other things to note
Packing List suggestions:
o good walking shoes
o one flashlight or headlamp each
o additional towels /washcloths/toiletries (biodegradable please)
o layered clothes for warmth, or extra blankets
o bug repellent
o ground coffee
o paper towels if you will need those
o drinking water
o a lighter if you'll be having a fire
o rain jackets and tarps if the forecast calls for it!
o a good book
o a portable charging device,

Please be careful not to kill your car battery while you are here!!!



Other Tid Bits:
Please refer to your guest manual located in your cabin for more information.

Guests Access:
They can venture in areas on the property that are not marked "NO TRESPASSING", and definitely stay away from the neighbors' properties.

We have a spring on the top the hills that runs behind the treehouse, which can work for a dip but not much else! The flow is denser during the wintertime and mostly when it rains heavily.

For tips on restaurants, and other things to do please check out our Guidebook.

There are no dangerous animals living in the woods. If you ever come across a black bear, they are quite timid creatures and are rarely aggressive. However, it is useful to know how to behave when encountering bears, to help keep you safe and provide peace of mind. Sometimes at night you can hear foxes, but they will not bother you.

Last but certainly not least, if you've made it this far...
We want to emphasize that Dom’s Treehouse is not an official campground. This is just an organic getaway alternative that we put together to cater to nature lovers and campers. We're constantly refining and adjusting to improve it. Your feedback is certainly welcome so we can continue to improve and enhance guest satisfaction and experience for the better.