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There’s something about treehouses that sparks feelings of childlike wonder, even if very few of us ever built one as a kid. Climbing up to stay in a treehouse gives you a thrill of the unusual, a literal and figurative change of perspective that can be quite profound. We’ve been searching out the best, most inspiring treehouses for over ten years, so if you’re looking for a bit of magic on your next trip away, try a treehouse holiday for a break from, well, everything.
We've been walking with guests from activist Mikaela Loach to adventurer Alastair Humphreys and the lady known as The Human Swan. We've climbed mountains with Lise Wortley, foraged with Gaz Oakley and done the rounds on the farm with Julius Roberts . We were even nominated in the British Podcast Awards alongside Lily Allen and Kathy Burke.
We personally inspect every treehouse, cabin, yurt, bus and bothy in our collection, so we can vouch for the experience you’ll be getting. We also have a friendly team who will find the perfect treehouse stay for you, from simple structures which immerse you in nature, to majestic treehouses with hot tubs where you can wallow in luxury. If that’s not enough, we also do good things, like creating a Charitable Trust that supports organisations fighting climate change.
A special kind of magic happens high among the trees. Don’t just take our word for it, find out what your fellow guests have to say about our most loved treehouses.
Take a look at our best family friendly treehouses... Just get ready for repeated demands to build a smaller version in the back garden when you get home.
We spoke to Alice Catherine and got her travel itinerary for visiting Cran Darach Treehouse, thoughts on dressing for a wild escape, and her suggestions for some winter glamping wardrobe choices.
Our luxury treehouses in the UK are the kinds of places that include massive beds, balcony baths, leather sofas and deep armchairs. Here are our favourites!
Social media bragging rights aside, there’s a lot of good reasons to go to a treehouse. Even more amazing, there’s plenty of spaces to see all this for under £200 a night. Here’s our list for the best spaces under the £200 mark.