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Bear Claw Treehouse
6621 Alabama Hwy. 23
Springville, Alabama, 35146
205-960-8215
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Vacation in a place like no other
you will know this is a place of mystery and intrigue as you turn down the driveway
Our 2 acre triangle invites you to leave your world behind..... and walk where humans have been walking since the 1500's and before
"if dogs run free, then why not we"
Bob Dylan
Your favorite dog (limit 2 please) is welcome and with barriers on all 3 sides of the property, a well mannered pup will have the time of his life.
Bearclaw has several platforms to enjoy the views
Your treehouse living pod
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Nestled in the trees with ground supports your treehouse is easily accessed via stairs and has a translucent roof for star gazing from your queen size memory foam bed, there is a zodi pump for a hot shower and a urine only toilet in the treehouse, more serious issues are handled in the freshly cleaned porta potty
watch out for sasquatch
Your picnic table sits beneath two
300 year old white oaks with a bbq grill close by.
There is a little strip of white sand just off the pier
Big Canoe Creek
Is fed by Quickhaven Lake and when running normal is beautiful and clear, a bit lazy, and full of delicious fish. Bring your pole, we have the grill. (canoe, vests, and paddles provided)
one of those sunsets behind Chandler mountain
Your nitetfall porch is perched above the triangle with a 400' view of the creek rolling down to you....
shhhh... anything could walk, swim, or fly by.
For Real
Alabama Highway 23 is an old, old, Indian Trail.(and alabama's shortest state hwy)
de Soto and His Conquistadors
rode thru here in 1540.
Your tree house is less than 1/2 mile down creek from the site of a Creek Indian village last named Littafatchee
It was known as Olitifar and said to be in ruins when de Soto came thru
Parties
In the 30's and 40's folks would drive in by the bridge on county road 31 and park along the creek bank (down by main house) campout and have 4th of July fish fries etc.
Freedom
Big Canoe Creek was an Indian highway to the Coosa River and beyond
Sacred
Back in the day Churches from the area would perform
baptisms in the creek's natural lagoon at the eastern end of property
John Looney House
4187 Greensport Road
Ashville Al 35953
(32 miles)
A very cool pioneer home built in 1818
sorry to say it was burned in august of 2023
Noccalula Falls Park
1500 N F P
Gadsden Al 35999
(29 miles)
A place of great beauty, and a fantastic hike if they are letting people down in the gorge.
Horse Pens 40
3525 Co Hwy 42
Steele Al 35987
256-538-7439
(14 miles)
Amazing rock structures...
lots going on...check them out
Covered Bridge Trail
There are several in the area...here are the closest
Horton Mill Bridge--35-91 Covered Bridge Circle
Oneonta Al 35121
(27 miles)
Swann Covered Bridge--1590 Swann Bridge Road
Cleveland Al 35049
(31 miles)
Tigers For Tomorrow
708 County Road 345
Attalla Al 35954
256-524-4150
(44 miles)
A retirement home for these majestic creatures...check their website for more info
Tom's Wall
13890 Lauderdale County Road 8
Florence, Al, 35633
256-764-3617
(139 miles)
An unbelievable labor of love that should be experienced. It's 3 hours from the treehouse
maybe re-route to see on the way back home or next time out.
