Treehouses in Cornwall

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.