The Best Treehouses in Cornwall 2025

Treehouse stays in Cornwall cut straight to the chase: you’re sleeping high above the ground in hand-built boltholes, often with sweeping views across fields or tucked into quiet woodland. With over 8 spots across the county, you’ll find hideaways designed for travellers who want something different from the usual campsite. Prices start at £109 a night, with an average around £143. Campfires are allowed at most sites, and you’ll rarely have to go far for a hot shower, wifi, or a spot to stash your kit. Local favourites include Surf Pods and Camping at Atlantic Farm (18 reviews)—close to the coast and perfect for a post-surf barbecue, Trecombe Lakes (2 reviews), where you can wake up to birdsong and cast a line before breakfast, and Spring Fields (1 review) if you fancy a swim or a climb before lunch. Pack light, bring your sense of adventure, and don’t forget to sort your rubbish before you leave—Cornwall’s treehouses run on respect for the land as much as they do on quirky design.

95% (22)

Top-rated campgrounds

Treehouse stays in Cornwall cut straight to the chase: you’re sleeping high above the ground in hand-built boltholes, often with sweeping views across fields or tucked into quiet woodland. With over 8 spots across the county, you’ll find hideaways designed for travellers who want something different from the usual campsite. Prices start at £109 a night, with an average around £143. Campfires are allowed at most sites, and you’ll rarely have to go far for a hot shower, wifi, or a spot to stash your kit. Local favourites include Surf Pods and Camping at Atlantic Farm (18 reviews)—close to the coast and perfect for a post-surf barbecue, Trecombe Lakes (2 reviews), where you can wake up to birdsong and cast a line before breakfast, and Spring Fields (1 review) if you fancy a swim or a climb before lunch. Pack light, bring your sense of adventure, and don’t forget to sort your rubbish before you leave—Cornwall’s treehouses run on respect for the land as much as they do on quirky design.

95% (22)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Surf Pods and Camping at Atlantic Farm

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50 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping · Bude, Cornwall, South West England

Glamping near Bude, with eye-catching eco-pods, a staggering treehouse for couples and traditional tent camping

2. KUDHVA Architectural Hideouts

8 units · Glamping · Tintagel, England

Stylish off-grid boltholes surrounded by nature on the Cornish coast

3. Trecombe Lakes

100%

(17)

8 units · Glamping · Falmouth, Cornwall, South West England

Self-contained luxury lodge and pods in a tranquil waterside setting close to Falmouth and the River Helford

4. Little Menherion

3 units · Glamping · Redruth, England

A magical log cabin in Cornwall with a wild jacuzzi, luxurious amenities, and nature galore.

5. Spring Fields

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(1)

3 units · Glamping · Lostwithiel, England

Set on 20 acres of natural fields with panoramic views, pond, woodlands and view walks. We have a seven acre field set aside for glamping with a Safari Camp and Shepherds Hut overlooking our natural pond complete with island. Stroll 100 metres to the farm mini shop, book a breakfast, order one of our luxury picnics or book a local distillery taster tour. Friendly farm animals, quirky accommodation, sunsets and glorious views.

6. The Hyde - cabin in the wood

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(1)

1 unit · Glamping · Truro, Cornwall, South West England

A treetop cabin a mile from Porthtowan Beach on the North Cornwall Coast

Stories from the community

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Charlotte

August 2025

5 nights at Surf Pods and Camping at Atlantic Farm

Lovely campsite, the pods look like Tellytubby Land! It's a bit of a walk into Bude probably 40mins but the park and ride is almost opposite the site and very reasonable. We stayed in the Tree House, it was comfy and clean. It has a kettle, microwave, toaster, BBQ and fridge which is so convenient. Would recommend taking your usual cooking kit as there are plates, mugs, bowls and glasses but not pots and pans or stove. I might also take a picnic table if you like to sit in the sun as the seating area is shady. No curtains means you need a sleep mask if you like a dark room but I loved waking up to the sight of a blue sky. Would also recommend a torch for going up and down the steps at night.