WISCONSIN DELLS, WIS.—When Kalahari Resorts & Conventions announced its new Adventure Collection earlier this year, the promise was clear: bring luxury lodging closer to nature without leaving behind the comfort and energy Kalahari is known for. Now, that vision is taking shape among the towering pines of Wisconsin Dells, and travelers can now secure their stays.
Beginning December 9, guests can book the first-ever Kalahari Treehouse Collection, debuting in early summer 2026 along the quiet coves of Lake Delton. Each treehouse and lakeside cabin is a blend of architectural artistry and natural immersion, designed in collaboration with Pete Nelson and family, famed for Animal Planet’s Treehouse Masters.
The Nelson family’s craftsmanship shines in every detail, from panoramic lake-view porches and handcrafted wood finishes to the subtle integration of natural light and forest textures. Guests can unwind at the new Daylene’s Supper Club, a nostalgic yet modern tribute to the Wisconsin supper club tradition, or spend the afternoon on the resort’s private beach, enjoy the new outdoor pool, and make use of six boat slips. Stays within the Treehouse Collection come with the added benefit of indoor waterpark admission, giving guests convenient access to one of Kalahari’s signature attractions.
The investment in the Treehouse Collection has surpassed $50 million, reflecting Kalahari’s commitment to creating one of the most ambitious resort experiences in the Midwest. “We wanted to deliver something truly extraordinary, a place where families and friends can reconnect, recharge, and be inspired by nature,” says Todd Nelson, Kalahari’s founder and CEO.
Kalahari is already exploring future Adventure Collection experiences across its other resort destinations. With bookings now open, guests can be among the first to experience this bold new chapter in luxury adventure lodging.
For more information, visit https://www.kalahariresorts.com/wisconsin/suites-and-villas/adventure-collection/.
