About Us

We are a group of tree house enthusiasts dedicated to handcrafting unique habitats. Each home is an individual expression: depending on the host tree, the view, and any other factors that might influence the final rendition. It is also possible to personally be involved in the design process or said in another way: buy your lot and tree and we will build your custom dream home. 


“Tree House Tribe offers a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy a dream. A stunning tree house hidden in the canopy, surrounded by tropical forest splendor, high in the cool mountains of Panama." 


Tree House Tribe is a tropical mountain paradise. That is biodiverse with coffee, plantains (platanos), cacao and many other varieties of fruits and vegetables. 

 

This organic land is ideal for those who long for food independence or who simply wish to be surrounded by the Garden of Eden. Our community is in an excellent location to build and maintain the perfect family retreat and enjoy complete food, water and personal security nestled in the canopy. 




For more info visit our site and Facebook Page:

Website: www.treehousetribepanama.com

Facebook page: @treehousetribepanama





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