Treehouses in Scotland
Imagine a getaway where you can spot a distant loch glinting through Scots pine, hear owls call from the canopy, and fall asleep beneath the northern stars. Our collection of treehouses in Scotland offers moments like these – wild, romantic and restorative. From the ancient Caledonian forests to the heathered slopes of the Highlands, these are treehouse holidays that reconnect you to the pace of the natural world.
Why book a treehouse holiday with Canopy & Stars?
✔ We’re a certified B Corp, committed to reaching net zero and supporting owners who protect wild places across the UK.
✔ Since 2010, we’ve inspected thousands of unique spaces and said no to most. Only the most original, nature-connected stays make it into our collection.
✔ Every booking helps small, independent owners thrive and funds projects that restore biodiversity. So your treehouse stay in Scotland gives something back to the land that makes it special.
We inspect every place in our collection
When we say “inspection”, we don’t mean popping by with a checklist, taking a few notes and disappearing before the kettle has even boiled. We move in for a night or two. That’s when we notice the things that make a treehouse break in Scotland stay truly special, like whether the mattress is as cloud soft as it looks, how cosy the wood burner keeps you when the night air drifts, or if the morning view really is as good as the photos. Only after we’ve lived the experience do we decide if it’s special enough to belong in our collection.
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