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Lion Sands Treehouses

Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Mpumalanga, South Africa · Lion Sands · High Luxury

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Lion Sands' three treehouses trace back to 1933, when Guy Aubrey Chalkley bought the Kingston farm along the Sabie River and later became a founding member of the Sabi Sand reserve. The Chalkley Treehouse opened in 2003 on the exact site where he once camped in a leadwood tree to escape predators, followed by the Kingston and Tinyeleti treehouses in 2013. Each is a one-night, lantern-lit platform reached by drawbridge or locked stairway, with no Wi-Fi and radio contact with the main lodge through the night.

About Lion Sands Treehouses

History

The treehouses are part of the Lion Sands Game Reserve, with the original Chalkley Treehouse opened in 2003 on the site of Guy Aubrey Chalkley's original bush camp, followed by the Kingston and Tinyeleti treehouses in 2013. These three luxury platforms (Chalkley, Kingston, and Tinyeleti) are set 8 to 10 meters above the ground in both Sabi Sand and Kruger National Park. They are booked as a one-night supplement to stays at the reserve's main lodges, providing a private, lantern-lit wilderness experience.

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