Stay In A Treehouse - Two Nights For Two People In Wales

Looking for a romantic getaway that’s as unique as it is unforgettable? This two-night treehouse stay in the heart of the Welsh mountains is the perfect gift for couples craving a break from the everyday. Think cosy evenings by the wood-burning stove, long walks in the woods, and waking up to the sounds of birdsong high up in the trees.

Tucked away in a secluded valley, your treehouse escape blends perfectly into the wild, peaceful landscape. With no mains electricity, you’ll slow down and switch off, but with solar panels, handmade lanterns, and candlelight, the atmosphere is nothing short of magical. 

Step outside and you’ll find a world of adventure at your doorstep. Wander through ancient woodlands, paddle in mountain streams, cross wobbly bridges, or watch red kites whirling overhead. There’s no pressure to do anything in particular, this is a place where doing nothing at all feels like the best plan in the world.

Located just eight miles from the charming market town of Machynlleth, and only a short drive from sandy beaches and Snowdonia National Park, you’re perfectly placed to explore, or not, depending on your mood.

Whether you’re buying for an adventurous pair, nature lovers, or a couple who deserve a proper escape, this treehouse stay is something truly special. It’s more than just a break, it’s a gift of time, space and serenity in one of the UK’s most beautiful hidden corners.

No emails. No traffic. Just two nights of calm, cosy tree-top living. Sound like the dream? That’s because it is.

Where is the treehouse located?

The treehouse is situated in beautiful woodland with open pastures and mountain streams nearby.
It is 8 miles from the market town of Machynlleth in Mid Wales, on the edge of the Snowdonia (Eryri) National Park and around 15 miles from fine sandy beaches.

How close can I get my car to the treehouse?

Your car can be driven to within 400 yards of the treehouse site. From the car park, it’s a 5 – 10 minute walk to your treehouse. The treehouses have a spiral staircase as their primary access – please make clear at the time of booking if this is likely to cause difficulty.

What's inside the treehouse?

Each treehouse is open-plan, divided into a sleeping area and living area.

The living part is split into a kitchen area and a seating/dining area with wood burning stove. 

The sleeping area has a double bed, and bunk beds (2 singles), if required.

The treehouse has an outside deck in the trees, with craftsmen-made chairs and dining table for memorable dining in the treetops. Your treehouse has an ensuite toilet, and a super-fantastic warm forest shower.

The kitchen area has a 2-burner gas hob with pots and pans. There's no oven but the wood-burning stove can also be used for baked potatoes, marshmallows etc.

There is a rudimentary fridge at the treehouse. It works using water-evaporation and, although fairly small, is fine for milk, butter and all the stuff you would keep in a normal fridge.

Barbeque's are not encouraged due to the location of a protected ancient woodland.

What do I need to bring?

The treehouse is fully equipped for a comfortable stay but you will need to bring towels and enough food and drink for your stay. 

There is a treehouse shop onsite and a popular village pub which serves food, just a mile away too.

Sturdy footwear for exploring, a torch for night time walks and flip flops for the shower are also recommended.

Is there electricity?

There is no electricity in the treehouse.

Are there other treehouses nearby?

There are 6 treehouses in total, all spaced well apart to give you the sense of being alone in nature.

Is the treehouse environmentally friendly?

Yes, very much so. The treehouses have been built using sustainably harvested wood, mostly sourced from within 15 miles of the site. The detail and furniture is made from bone-oak, found on the woodland floor.

All the water at the treehouse is fully approved for drinking. It comes from a mountain spring, through particulate filters and out of your taps and shower!

The wood for the stove comes from a sustainably managed local woodland.

If you want to arrive by train (in Machynlleth) you can be picked up from the station, and dropped back there at the end of your holiday.

All shampoo, soap, dishwashing liquid and cloths are sourced carefully and eco-cleaning products are used.

The laundrette is powered by Solar energy, and an indoors passive drying system has been created.

What is there to do during the stay?

There are gorgeous walks to enjoy nearby, streams to play in, woods to explore or you could just bring a good book and indulge in the peace and quiet of being amongst the trees.

The treehouse is close to beaches and the market town of Machynlleth, and has plenty of visitor attractions nearby too. There will be suggested walks, and great tips for scenic trips waiting for you in your treehouse.