The Best Treehouse Holidays for Families in the UK for 2024

If you’re looking for an idea for a different kind of break in the UK, treehouse holidays could well be the answer. With staycations still the go-to choice for breaks, a treehouse holiday can provide a whole new experience that’s loved by adults and children alike.

Forget cottages, tents or caravans. Climbing into your treehouse holiday home is something entirely new, but once you tried it the first time, it’s something that you’ll want to repeat.

If a treehouse holiday UK sounds like something you’d like to give a try, we’re here to help. Read on as we look at what’s the best treehouse to stay in, UK. You can be sure that there’s something that’s right for you.

Treehouse Holidays UK:

• Toad Hall, Norfolk
• Oakford treehouse, Ceredigion
• Hoots treehouse, East Sussex
• Orchard Treehouse, Worcestershire
• Treehouse Hotel, London
• Cedar Lodge, Devon
• The Sleepy Explorer Globe, Leicestershire
• Treetops, Hampshire
• The Roost Treehouse, Isle of Wight
• The Phoenix Tree, Herefordshire
• Vivianna, Worcestershire
• Chewton Glen, Hampshire
• Tiny House, Tenby
• The Treehouse, Devon
• Crow’s Nest Cabin, Hampshire
• Secret Treehouse, Herefordshire
• Living-Room Treehouse, Powys
• Wildhive Callow Hall, Derbyshire
• The Treehouses at Leckie, Stirling
• Garwnant, Brecon Beacons
• The Treehouse at Bainland Lodge, Lincolnshire

Toad Hall, Norfolk

If you’re seeking family treehouse holidays, Toad Hall could be just perfect. With room to sleep 6, there’s enough space for the whole family. Set in north Norfolk, you’ll find that this treehouse is nestled between the trees at Happy Valley and the views are simply amazing.

If you think that a treehouse holiday is about slumming it, nothing could be further from the truth. At Toad Hall, you’ll find a sunken hot tub, splendid decking and windows so big that you can truly appreciate the great outdoors from the comfort of your holiday base.

Oakford treehouse, Ceredigion

A treehouse holiday UK, isn’t just limited to England. You can hop over the border to Wales and find yourself in the perfect holiday location. The Oakford treehouse sleeps 4 and provides a spacious environment for adults and kids alike. There’s certainly no chance of feeling cramped as the designers here have really made the most of the living space.

What else is inside? You’ll find a cosy rug and a comforting modern shower that’s perfect to start or end your day. One of the points that stands out here is the decking area which provides another space for you and your family to enjoy.

Hoots treehouse, East Sussex

Treehouse holidays can be great for families, but they can also provide a great option for those looking for a romantic break. This treehouse is cosy and provides the perfect base for a small family or a great escape for a couple.

You can find this treehouse location just 45 minutes south of the M25. With it being just a few miles from Tunbridge Wells, it makes a great option for anyone looking for a break within easy reach of London. That being said, you may not want to venture far once you’ve experienced the stunning balcony that allows you to truly immerse yourself in the full treehouse experience.

Orchard Treehouse, Worcestershire

This is a treehouse holiday UK that’s just meant for 2. It makes the perfect getaway for a couple who is looking to escape it all. The setting here is a working farm and you’re free to roam anywhere that you please. That means that you can take in the wonder of the meadows as well as enjoy a stroll around the lakes.

We love the look of this treehouse which can only be described as ‘quirky’. It’s built around a mature ash tree and comes with a stunning king-size bedroom. One of the features that stands out is the free-standing copper bath. There’s also a balcony and a hot tub to enjoy.

Treehouse Hotel, London

If you’re looking for a treehouse to stay in UK, you may be surprised to learn that they’re not all based in rural locations. In fact, you can enjoy a treehouse holiday right in the capital of England, just a stone’s throw from Bond Street and Regent Street.

What makes the Treehouse Hotel so appealing is the stunning city views that are available. What makes these so special is how much they vary from the rural views that you’d typically get with a treehouse holiday.

Cedar Lodge, Devon

As treehouse holidays go, what’s on offer at Cedar Lodge is a little different. Rather than being set up in the trees, what you effectively get here are safari tents on stilts. That doesn’t take away from anything though: you still have the opportunity to enjoy stunning treetop views and the surroundings are truly stunning. The location means that guests are within easy reach of Kingsbridge and the coast.

Inside your accommodation, you’ll find two bedrooms that can sleep up to 6  people in total. There’s also a log burner to keep you cosy and a lounge area that provides everything that you need to be comfortable. If you want a real treat, you should head to the wood-fired hot tub that’s set up in the treetops.

The Sleepy Explorer Globe, Leicestershire

This treehouse holiday accommodation can sleep 3 and is set within 2 acres of stunning woodland. You’ll find yourself surrounded by pine trees, redwoods and oaks as well as being spoilt for choice when it comes to beautiful walks.

The Sleepy Explorer’s Globe, although surrounded by such an amazing landscape, doesn’t mean that you’re lost in the middle of nowhere. The town of Market Harborough is just 20 minutes away and this allows you to stay in touch with civilisation. Back in your treehouse, you’ll find a double and single bed along with an oil heater and wood burner for those chillier nights.

Treetops, Hampshire

When it comes to a treehouse holiday UK, you’ll find it hard to find anywhere that compares to the New Forest. Located on the bank of the Beaulieu River this treehouse sleeps 5 and provides the perfect location for rest relaxation and peace.

There are double, twin and single bedrooms. This means that it’s great for both families and a group of friends. No matter which bedroom you sleep in, you’ll be treated to stunning views from your window. The rest of the accommodation is extremely modern and offers a real homely feel.

The Roost Treehouse, Isle of Wight

If you’re still not sure where to choose for your treehouse holiday UK, it could be worth turning your attention to the Isle of Wight. The Roost Treehouse sleeps 6 people and this makes it the ideal base for a fun family getaway. You’ll find the treehouses in the north of the island, close to the family home of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria.

While a holiday here allows you some time to escape, there are mod cons too that will ensure that the kids don’t drive you mad. After all, where would they be if they had no Wi-Fi access for an entire holiday? Beyond the Wi-Fi, you’ll be impressed with just how comfortable the beds are and you may struggle to get your teenagers out of them!

The Phoenix Tree, Herefordshire

Located just on the Welsh border, this treehouse holiday is perfect for couples who are looking for something a little romantic. What we love about this treehouse is the fact that it comes with its own outdoor shower and hot tub. This means that you’ll feel closer to nature than you ever have done before.

You’ll find that the views from your treehouse are nothing short of magical. You can take in the beauty of a wildflower meadow and appreciate the stunning mountains beyond. This treehouse is the ideal spot if you’re looking to go off-grid. Enjoy refreshing strolls and time together, away from everyone else.

Vivianna, Worcestershire

If you want a treehouse to stay in UK, and you’re looking for the best in comfort and luxury, then Vivianna could well be the location for you. This is the ultimate treehouse where no expense has been spared. There’s even a hand-carved bannister that guides you to the door of your accommodation that’s built around an ash tree.

Inside, you’ll find that you have a TV, log-effect fire and a kitchen that has everything you need. You’ll even be able to make use of a dishwasher and wine chiller – not typical features when it comes to treehouse holidays. You’ll also enjoy the beds that come as super king and king. If you can drag yourself out of these, you then have the balcony, private hot tub and barbeque area to make the most of.

Chewton Glen, Hampshire

This is another treehouse getaway where the focus is on luxury. This is the ideal location for couples and families and what you get is a top 5-star experience. Suspended 35 feet in the air, as a family you can enjoy all that’s offered by Treehouse Lofts, whereas couples get to check in to Treehouse Hideaway Suites. The latter offers a wonderfully romantic experience that’s hard to find anywhere else.

When it comes to features, the beds are the most comfortable that you’ll find and you can enjoy all of the household comforts that you’d expect from a 5-star accommodation provider. That means a hot tub, underfloor heating and even mood lighting.

Tiny House, Tenby

As the name suggests, treehouse holidays here are aimed at couples, with the accommodation able to sleep 2. Located in a beautiful part of Wales, the treehouse here is quaint and adorable. While it may be small, it still comes with everything that you need to enjoy a perfect mini-break.

Take the time to enjoy wonderful garden views. Enjoy time on the balcony or slip into the luxury of a hot tub. Just 12 miles from Carmarthen Castle, you can be sure that there’s plenty to explore should you want to venture a little way away.

The Treehouse, Devon

Sleeping 2, this treehouse holiday is all about getting off grid and escaping from day-to-day life. The only way to describe this location is as truly incredible. Set in the treetops above a lake, the scenery is breathtaking as you take a peek out of your windows.

As well as a stunning treehouse, you also have access to the lake and a summer house. The latter comes with a log burner making it a great place to enjoy a glass of wine or meal as the evenings start to turn a little colder.

Crow’s Nest Cabin, Hampshire

If you’re looking for a pet-friendly treehouse holiday then this is it. Being able to sleep 2 people and 1 dog, this modern treehouse is right beside the Beaulieu River and comes with a truly amazing interior. With a wonderful area to dine in, a spacious lounge and a contemporary bathroom, you can be sure that all of your needs are catered for.

You may want to stay indoors and make the most of your treehouse. However, if you venture outside you’ll find that there’s so much to explore. Being right in the New Forest National Park, there are miles and miles of wooded areas to enjoy.

Secret Treehouse, Herefordshire

An off-grid treehouse holiday that still manages to offer plenty of frills. This 2-bed treehouse is solar-powered and comes with a hot tub and outdoor shower. Inside, you’ll find a truly magnificent, and rather large, stone bath. You’ll even find Minirig speakers and a Nutribullet blender to make your stay that much more comfortable.

The décor is bright and almost playful and it could even be described as bordering on blingy.

Living-Room Treehouse, Powys

This treehouse to stay in UK, sees us heading back over the border into Wales. If you want to get a real idea of what these treehouses look like, the best thing that you could do is to imagine a bird box that’s been magnified to make it suitable for humans. There are 6 such treehouses to stay in and they all come with 2 bedrooms.

If you time your visit right, you get the chance to enjoy bluebell walks as well as some star gazing on the nights when the sky is clear. This is a treehouse holiday that’s all about getting back in touch with nature and enjoying all of the beauty that surrounds us.

Wildhive Callow Hall, Derbyshire

Wildhive Callow Hall has a host of accommodation choices. You may choose to stay inside the 15-bed main house. Here you’ll find that there are leaf fabrics and soft botanical colours. You may decide that you want to experience the 1 bedroom suits that are spread throughout the woods. However, for us, it’s all about the 2 treehouses that can be found.

These treehouses are focused on self-catering breaks. They come with open-plan lounge areas and kitchens and also have an outdoor copper bath. Each of the treehouses has two bedrooms and these are both en-suite.

The Treehouses at Leckie, Stirling

Our first look at treehouse holidays north of the border, the location here is simply glorious. Being on the fringes of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, you can be sure that you’re about to take in scenery that is hard to match.

There are 4 treehouses here and they’ve been designed with the area in mind. The impact on the surroundings is minimal and that’s what keeps this area so special. Each of the treehouses is set in the canopies of sycamore and oak trees and is constructed from timber that’s sourced from the farming estate in which they sit.

Garwnant, Brecon Beacons

This is a new holiday site that only opened in February 2023. There is a huge 400-acre area that offers cabins, caravans and, of course, treehouses. This is an area that’s already loved by those who enjoy a walk to spot kingfishers, otters and other wildlife. This new accommodation gives people the chance to spend longer here and get even closer to nature.

There are 3 Golden Oak treehouses to choose from and they all come with a further treetop suite that can only be accessed via a rope bridge.

The Treehouse at Bainland Lodge, Lincolnshire

Bainland Lodge is a holiday park that has 70 different accommodation options on offer. Set within 45 acres, this is a treehouse holiday experience that focuses on being upmarket, and even luxurious. The treehouse option has a rustic charm complete with cosy timber walls and a relaxing hot tub.

The site also features a restaurant and swimming pool along with a farm shop and numerous activities that you can take part in. If you’re looking for something beyond the holiday park, you’ll find that the town of Woodhall Spa is nearby. Here, you have the chance to step back in time and enjoy the Kinema in the Woods experience.

Final Thoughts

If you’ve never considered a treehouse holiday UK before, we hope that we’ve opened your eyes to the possibilities that exist. While there are options that can be described as a little basic, there are also those that come with all of the creature comforts and even a splash of luxury.

While the treehouses themselves are important, what matters just as much is the surroundings. The treehouse holidays that we’ve explored are all based in stunning locations that allow you to enjoy spectacular scenery, as well as getting up close and personal with nature. Maybe now’s the time to book your UK treehouse holiday and to see what they’re all about.