We’re not entirely sure why, but some of the most inventive, stylish and all-round amazing treehouses are in Wales. We’ve never found an explanation. Could be the diet of grass-fed lamb, or perhaps the abundance of fresh spring water. Maybe even all that fresh air. But any which way, if you’re looking for a treehouse to blow you away, taking a look through the Welsh collection of treehouses is a good start. Pop out to the valleys, and take in the mountain hikes, go wild swimming in the lakes and rivers, and spot the abundance of wildlife skittering through the forest.
Ever stayed with a company, and got there to find the place wasn’t everything it was going to be? If you’re going on holiday, the last thing you need when you travel a long way, is finding your accommodation to be anything less than amazing. That’s why we’re proud to personally inspect every one of our properties. We suss out the views, give the beds a prod, say hi to the owners, and generally make sure it’s as incredible as you’d hope. That way when you get there, the only thing you have to do is unwind.
There is something very special about a treehouse holiday. It might be the sense of childhood wonder they evoke; it might be how connected you feel with nature when you wake up in the trees; it might just be the bragging rights you earn from staying somewhere completely unique. We're lucky enough to have visited every treehouse in our collection and have rounded up a few of our favourites.
Picture the scene. You wake up to the sounds of birds tweeting and a gentle mooing from a distant cow. You roll out of bed feeling like some kind of yogi superstar; blissfully zen and all you can see are trees. A stay in a treehouse in Wales comes with all this as well as epic walks through stunning scenery and outdoor adventures of canoeing, climbing and biking. Living in the trees is the best.
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We're committing to raise £50,000 by 2027 to help protect nature in our national parks.
