This Little Resort Is One of Big Sur's Best-kept Secrets-With Redwood Groves, Ocean Views, and 16-course Omakase Dinners

""We want people to experience Big Sur the way it should be experienced, with these beautiful mountains and beaches," says Danielle Brown, front desk supervisor at Treebones. "... I want them to feel comfortable, but also disconnected.""

""It takes people some time to get used to it," says Brown. "They'll get here, and they're super hesitant about the 'no Wi-Fi' thing, but by the second day, you can totally see their demeanor change. It's a complete flip of the script.""

Treebones Resort, located in California's Big Sur region, features an eclectic mix of yurts, tents, tiny houses, campsites, and a lodge. The resort blends seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, providing a unique luxury stay for visitors. With limited Wi-Fi and no cell service, guests are encouraged to disconnect from technology and fully engage with the natural beauty of Big Sur. The experience transforms visitors' attitudes towards disconnection, allowing them to appreciate the wilderness more deeply.

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