Treehouses in the Lake District

What can I do at a treehouse? You’ll experience a life more wild, while indulging in some serious relaxation in a treehouse in the Lake District. Time slows down but you’re never bored as you soak tired limbs in a hot tub gazing over the fells, whip up al-fresco meals over the fire-pit and play board games by the glow of the wood burner. In one treehouse, you can even whizz down a slide to a games room underneath. But the best pastime of all is just drinking in the ever-changing spectacle of the majestic national park all around you. Deep tranquillity awaits.

Sustainability and glamping The glamping sector still has progress to make when it comes to sustainability and at Canopy & Stars we are always looking for ways to promote change within the industry. As an ethical and sustainable travel company, we take our responsibilities seriously and support our owners to reduce their environmental impact. We're a certified B-Corp with a goal of becoming net zero by 2030 and we're on our way to planting one million trees. You can find out more about how we're improving our carbon footprint in our impact report.

About Canopy & Stars’ expertise We've been exploring the beautiful countryside of the UK and Europe since 2010, finding unique glamping spaces to amaze you with.   We pride ourselves on being rather picky and only 20% of applications we receive make the cut.  So you can feel safe in the knowledge that the treehouses, cabins, shepherd's huts, wagons and other incredible places that join our collection are pretty special.  So special that over 200,000 guests (and an incredible 9,000 dogs!) and counting have stayed with us. Find out more about Canopy & Stars.

What makes the Lake District so special? William Wordsworth was onto something when he described the Lake District as ‘the loveliest spot that man have found’. The world famous (see Taylor Swift..) national park doesn’t do things by halves, boasting England’s tallest mountain, Scafell Pike, and its largest natural lake, Windermere. A protected landscape, the Lake District is a paradise for walkers and ramblers of all abilities, usually supercharged with Kendal Mint Cake. As well as hiking, you can take bracing dips in the lakes and tarns, go mountain biking and explore caves. On rest days, there’s Beatrix Potter’s house to visit and more cosy pubs and charming cafes than you can shake a walking stick at.