Each dome and treehouse has a canopy bed, hot tub, outdoor shower and more. The Tennessee location not only offers a treehouse experience similar to the South Carolina locations, but also offers a new retreat in mountaintop domes. This one couple, they were celebrating a 40th birthday and the husband said he rediscovered his best friend again.” “We’ve heard people say that a few nights at Bolt Farm added 25 years to their marriage. “It feels like what we were made to do, to create these places,” Tori said. It is important to her and Seth to build each retreat with a primary focus on creating an environment to help people reconnect and be inspired. Tori said creating and managing their nature getaways is more than just a job. “I wondered if I’d ever get the chance to live here, and now we can see Nickajack Lake from our front yard.” “We would pass over the bridge and I would just be glued to the window, admiring the sunset and Nickajack Lake,” Seth said. Seth recalled passing through Marion County on I-24 when Needtobreathe would travel west to play concerts. View from inside the dome frames, looking out over the Sequatchie Valley. The couple continued building treehouses in South Carolina and decided to expand their business to Tennessee in 2020 with plans to host their first guests in June 2021. Seth said the business grew organically after that and his wife Tori helped the treehouse to become the #1 Airbnb in South Carolina. “Because of that, I wanted to build something really special for my wife Tori for our honeymoon, and built a treehouse by hand with my dad in South Carolina.” “I could tell a difference in my spirit, and feel my spirit lift, whenever I would be back in nature,” Seth said. He was also spending a lot of time traveling around to big cities as a musician in the band Needtobreathe, which left him longing for the outdoors. Seth grew up in a small town in the mountains of South Carolina, and loved being outdoors. That’s something we held on to all of last year and we’re excited to bring it to life.”
We’re excited that our nature retreats are safe and socially distanced so that you can reconnect with your people in nature. “2020 was such a hard year and so many of us weren’t able to be with friends or family. “It seems like especially in the wake of COVID, people want to be outside,” Tori said.
Mountaintop dome at the Bolt Farm Treehouse Tennessee location.
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