Discover all seven architect-designed treehouses at TreeDwellers in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. From intimate hideaways for two to spacious family retreats, this guide compares each stay by style, atmosphere, accessibility, and design. Explore the full collection, experience nature-led luxury, and choose the perfect forest escape for your journey.
About TreeDwellers
In the heart of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, TreeDwellers redefines luxury in nature. Seven contemporary treehouses rise quietly among the trees — each handcrafted, light-filled and rooted in the philosophy of Forward to Nature: the belief that modern comfort and wild connection should co-exist, not compete.
Each stay invites stillness, reflection, and reconnection — with the forest, with one another, and with yourself.
How to Choose Your Treehouse
Every treehouse shares the same handcrafted quality and forest immersion, yet each carries its own rhythm. Some are designed for slow, sensory weekends for two; others for shared family adventures.
Travelling as a couple?
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Choose one of our one-bedroom hideaways for deep rest and reconnection.
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Bringing the family?
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Explore our two-bedroom retreats, with space to breathe and time to play.
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Children under 8 can stay in Liberty, Sambucus or Kanna (requires extra daybed setup).
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Travelling with access needs?
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Liberty’s step-free design ensures every guest can experience the forest in comfort.
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One-Bedroom Hideaways for Two
Our one-bedroom treehouses were designed for intimacy and quiet connection. Each sleeps two, with a king-size bed, spa-like bath, fully equipped kitchen, and private deck framed by the forest canopy.
Camellia — Serenity in Timber and Light
Warm-toned wood, soft textures and natural light define Camellia. Perfect for slow mornings, forest views, and evenings wrapped in quiet.
Kanna — A Turquoise Retreat for the Creative Spirit
Distinctive and bold, Kanna’s turquoise cladding and artistic energy make it ideal for those drawn to colour and curiosity. Kanna features a stair gate and so is suitable for children under the age of 8.
Lady’s Slipper — Rust-Hued Elegance Among the Trees
Rich rust tones and handcrafted finishes create a cocoon of calm — a haven for romantic escapes and mindful retreats.
Agar — Sustainable, Simple, Sublime
Minimal impact meets maximum comfort. Agar is our most eco-forward treehouse, built from renewable materials and designed for harmony with nature.
Bastard Balm — Modern Design, Quiet Drama
Sleek, sculptural and stylish. With its curved black façade and panoramic windows, Bastard Balm celebrates design in its purest form.
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Two-Bedroom Retreats for Families & Small Groups
When shared memories matter most, our two-bedroom treehouses bring comfort, connection, and calm.
Liberty — Accessible Comfort for Every Generation
Our most inclusive treehouse, Liberty features ramp access, wider doorways, and a large open-plan living area. The king bedrooms, with option for a 5th guest make it ideal for families with young children — the only TreeDwellers stay with step free access (suitable for children under 8).
Blog Post: Discover Liberty Treehouse: A Sanctuary Shaped by the Spirit of Freedom
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Sambucus — Space to Gather, Space to Breathe
Clad in warm wood and bathed in dappled light, Sambucus blends sustainable design with spaciousness. Perfect for families or small groups travelling together. Sambucus features a stair gate and so is suitable for children under the age of 8.
Blog Post: Discover Sambucus Treehouse: An Elder-Inspired Haven of Protection and Renewal
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Accessibility & Inclusivity
Every guest deserves the peace of the forest. Liberty was designed from the ground up with accessibility in mind — next-to-treehouse parking, step-free access, wider entrances and doors throughout, and an adapted ensuite shower room. The forest paths are compacted and accessible by buggy or wheelchair.
Please contact us for specific requirements.
Enhance Your Treehouse Stay: Experiences & Rituals
From deep spa-worthy baths to forest bathing, our curated experiences deepen your connection to nature and self.
Bath Ritual Experience
Every treehouse stay includes the option to elevate your evening with our TreeDwellers Bath Ritual — a gentle, sensory ceremony designed for deep rest. Thoughtfully curated with natural botanicals and forest-inspired ingredients, the ritual invites you to slow your breath, soften the mind, and unwind into the warmth of your stone bathtub.
What’s included in your Bath Ritual tray
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Passion Fashion Floral Fizzes Rose and ylang ylang scented bath bombs for a deeply relaxing, aromatic soak that supports rest and emotional calm.
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Epsom Bath Salts Rich in magnesium to ease tired muscles, reduce stress, and encourage better sleep. Ideal after long woodland walks.
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Aloe Vera Body Butter A hydrating, antioxidant-rich blend with natural anti-inflammatory properties — perfect for moisturising skin after a warm bath or shower.
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Dried Cornflower Petals Naturally soothing and brightening; calms redness and irritation while adding a gentle botanical touch to your bath.
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Kaolin Clay Face Mask A detoxifying, mineral-rich clay that exfoliates softly, draws out impurities, and leaves skin feeling refreshed, smooth and radiant.
Each set is presented on a hand-finished wooden tray with evergreen sprigs, bringing the quiet beauty of the forest indoors — naturally.
How to Add a Bath Ritual to Your Stay
You can add the Bath Ritual Experience at checkout when booking, or order it through the TreeDwellers team during your stay.
Forest Bathing with InTune Wellbeing
Guided nature connection sessions with Claire Brannigan.
Experience the forest in an entirely new way with InTune Wellbeing — offering private 1:1 and small-group Forest Bathing sessions exclusively for TreeDwellers guests.
Forest Bathing (Shinrin-yoku) is far more than a peaceful walk among the trees. It is a scientifically supported wellbeing practice rooted in mindfulness, sensory awareness, and deep connection to the natural world — an antidote to the fast pace of modern life.
What’s included in a Forest Bathing Experience?
Claire’s bespoke sessions are crafted to help you slow your rhythm, soften your attention and truly arrive in the forest. Through a series of gentle invitations, you’ll be guided to engage your senses, notice subtle details, and cultivate presence — seeing the woodland with fresh eyes and deeper awareness.
Forest Bathing is a meaningful way to honour a special occasion, ground yourself after a busy season, or simply enhance your stay at TreeDwellers. Evidence shows that mindful time in nature supports both mental and physical health, contributing to:
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reduced stress and anxiety
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improved sleep
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sharper focus and mental clarity
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lower blood pressure
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a greater sense of calm and wellbeing
Sessions can be tailored for individuals, couples or groups staying together.
How to Book Forest Bathing for Your Stay
Check availability and book directly with Claire Brannigan: 📧 claire@intunewellbeing.co.uk
Yoga Pagoda & Forest Megaphone
Handcrafted spaces for stillness, sound and connection
Designed and made by master craftsmen Dan Holland of Bear Woodcraft and Ben Duckworth of Raven Roundwood Timber Framing, the Yoga Pagoda and Forest Megaphone are two of TreeDwellers’ most distinctive spaces — quietly spectacular structures shaped from natural timber, woodland inspiration and deep creative skill.
Together, they offer guests two complementary ways to connect with the forest: through movement and through sound, through stillness and through curiosity.
Yoga Pagoda – A Sanctuary for Movement & Mindfulness
Hand-built by Dan and Ben using traditional roundwood techniques and sustainably sourced timber, the Pagoda is a beautifully crafted circular pavilion set among the pines. Open on all sides, it welcomes soft light, calm air and gentle birdsong — creating a serene space that supports slow, mindful movement.
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morning yoga or stretching
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breathwork and meditation
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journaling or quiet reading
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small private sessions and wellness rituals
Its circular geometry and hand-finished details reflect the makers’ shared philosophy: that structures should feel rooted, honest, and deeply connected to their environment. Guests are welcome to use the Pagoda at any time during their stay.
The Forest Megaphone – A Wooden Instrument for Listening & Play
Crafted with extraordinary care by Dan Holland and Ben Duckworth, the Forest Megaphone is both sculpture and instrument — a giant timber horn inspired by Nordic listening vessels.
Its form amplifies and shapes sound, allowing you to:
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listen to the forest with heightened clarity
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speak, sing or whisper into the chamber and feel the resonance
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experience the woodland in a playful, sensory, deeply embodied way
Some guests use it for meditation, others for moments of shared fun, and many simply rest inside it to feel held by its warm curvature and acoustic embrace. It’s a space that invites curiosity, presence and a childlike sense of wonder.
Crafted with Purpose, Rooted in the Forest
Dan and Ben’s craftsmanship embodies the TreeDwellers ethos of Forward to Nature:
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natural materials
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low-impact foundations
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traditional joinery
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gentle architecture that enhances — never competes with — the woodland
The Pagoda and Megaphone sit lightly in the landscape, offering timeless spaces for breath, quiet ritual, connection and reflection. You’re invited to explore them at your own pace — whether you begin the day with gentle stretching or end it by listening to the forest settle into dusk
🍂 When to Visit: Seasonal Notes from the Forest
Each season offers its own texture, light and energy.
Spring
Soft greens, wild garlic, bluebells and lengthening days.
Summer
Golden light, warm decks, outdoor dining and lingering twilight.
Autumn
Amber canopies, crisp mornings, slow baths and still evenings.
Winter
Quiet, starlit nights, mist over the pines, and deep restorative rest.
→ See our Seasonal Stay Planner
Extended FAQs
Do I need to bring food?
Each treehouse includes a full kitchen. Many guests bring ingredients or order local produce — some choose to cook, others prefer simple breakfasts on the deck.
How private are the treehouses?
Each one is set at a considerate distance, surrounded by woodland for natural screening. See the aerial shots for distances.
Does every treehouse have a day bed?
Yes — a day bed in the living space can be prepared as an additional single bed (surcharge applies).
Is the forest accessible for wheelchairs or buggies?
Yes — Liberty treehouse has step-free access, and many of the surrounding paths are compacted.
→ Full FAQ Page
🌲 Plan Your Stay
Now that you’ve explored the collection in depth, you’re ready to choose your treehouse.
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Check Availability for specific dates.
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Your forest escape awaits.