
The best way to find a truly special treehouse? Follow the love. These are the treehouses our guests return to, rave about and recommend to friends. From luxury hideaways high in the canopy to playful escapes, each one has earned its place through glowing reviews and unforgettable stays.
Expect standout design, extraordinary settings and that unmistakable feeling of being completely removed from everyday life. Don’t just take our word for it – here’s why guests love them most, and why they keep climbing back up.
A layered, design-led treehouse that rewards curiosity, Pomeroy feels both wildly imaginative and deeply calming. With far-reaching countryside views and Cheddar, Glastonbury and Wells all close by, it’s a favourite for guests who are after a place for meaningful celebrations and exploring the best of Somerset.
Here’s what one of our guests, Chris, had to say:
‘A truly unique space, from the trap door entrance to the roof top turret. We made use of the bikes to visit Wells and The Sheppey pub, an easy ride on a mainly flat roads. Wonderful outdoor spaces for eating, enjoying luxurious outdoor baths, sauna and the roof top fire pit vaulted by a stunning willow tree. We have stayed at a few treehouses, and this is one of our favourites.’
Deep in the Baxby Manor estate, Rufus’s Roost is loved for its fairytale feel and its ability to slow everything right down. Guests return for the sense of seclusion, the gentle rhythm of days spent cooking, soaking and talking, and the feeling that once you arrive, there’s nowhere else you need to be.
Here’s what one of our guests, Sophie, had to say:
‘This was the second time staying at Rufus’s Roost and it was just as lovely as the first time. Maybe even better with the addition of the pizza shack on site. It’s such a lovely place. If you want to escape from civilisation for a few days, I’d highly recommend it. This time all we did was cook for each other, talk about life, slept loads and went into the hot tub. Nothing else needed.’
Silva is loved for its perfect balance of playfulness and luxury. From secret slides to big skies and forest views, guests appreciate how it delivers a sense of adventure without sacrificing comfort, making it a standout Lake District stay for families and groups of friends.
Here’s what one of our guests, Emma, had to say:
‘Our favourite stay yet. What a place. Everything was perfect – location, comfort, facilities, host communication. It was a real piece of luxury whilst also getting right back to nature. Highly highly recommended and we would love to return!’
Wrapped in pine trees and praised for its immaculate attention to detail, Orchard Treehouse is a favourite for guests who value thoughtful hosting and seamless stays. From the pre-arrival guidance to the carefully considered interiors, everything here works quietly in the background to help guests properly relax.
Here’s what one of our guests, Michelle, had to say:
'We had the most wonderful stay at Orchard Treehouse. Check in/out and everything during our stay was seamless. The treehouse itself was immaculate with all the amenities we could need. We particularly loved the outdoor hammock bed under the treehouse and the supply of games and food/drink hamper was a lovely touch. We are already looking to rebook for next year!'
Guests love Adder Treehouse for its tranquillity, craftsmanship and deep connection to nature. Thanks to its sustainable design, it’s a place where every detail feels intentional, creating a calm, grounded atmosphere that leaves guests feeling genuinely recharged.
Here’s what one of our guests, Lewis, had to say:
'Tranquil, peaceful and relaxing. Rewild Things have thought of every little detail! We were incredibly impressed by the whole experience. The outdoor bath is quite the treat. Everything has its place, materials all carefully thought of with nature and sustainability in mind, which added to our experience. We left feeling recharged, at peace and knowing we stayed in one of our favourite stays in many years - outstanding!'
Yggdrasil stands out for its abundance of spaces designed purely for slowing down. Guests return for the feeling of having room to breathe, whether that’s soaking, reading, cooking or napping, all surrounded by nature and thoughtful, well-crafted comforts.
Here’s what one of our guests, Nick, had to say:
'We wanted a couple of relaxing days away and the Treehouse definitely delivered. Amazing location and everything we wanted and more from the gin bar, hot tub, hammock to the newly built barbecue area with star lit roof and gas barbecue and pizza oven. So many thoughtful touches and lots of places to sit and relax or read a book (or have a nap!). We will definitely be back.'
Rustic yet refined, Brambling Treehouse is loved for its warm hosting, clever design and immersive forest setting. Guests often highlight the outdoor bathing experience and the way the space balances luxury with a genuine sense of being tucked away from the world.
Here’s what one of our guests, Miriam, had to say:
'Absolutely wonderful from start to finish. Sean and Annie are top notch hosts, really thoughtful and attentive. The treehouse is so beautiful and rustic but very luxurious. The outdoor bath experience is a must. Enjoying a soak whilst listening to the sounds of the forest…perfect! Really well equipped kitchen and comfy beds. The slide is great entertainment for young and old! We will definitely be going back.'
Bower Treehouse is loved for the way it reconnects guests with a sense of joy and play. With peaceful surroundings, thoughtful design and space to properly unwind, it’s a favourite for couples looking to disconnect from phones, routines and everyday pressures.
Here’s what one of our guests, Kayleigh, had to say:
'I surprised my fiancé with this stay and he was blown away. It's so quiet, peaceful and it was wonderful to disconnect from our phones and reconnect with nature. We really enjoyed having breakfast on the terrace in the sunshine and saying hello to a friendly squirrel. We basically became big kids, playing boardgames, enjoying the sunshine and watching the stars at night through the skylight. Already thinking about our next visit.'