TreeDwellers - extraordinary treehouse escapes

13/11/2025

A few minutes beyond the forest, fires burn low and glasses glow golden at The Royal Oak, Ramsden.

All through December, their dining room turns into a woodland canopy — branches, candlelight, and the scent of hot buttered rum in the air.

Think wild boar terrine, gingerbread affogato, and laughter drifting through the oak beams. It’s the kind of place that turns a winter evening into a memory.

✨ Open 1–23 December
A short wander from TreeDwellers.
https://www.royaloakramsden.com/

05/10/2025

🕶️ “Like Narnia meets a Bond villain lair.” — Telegraph | Telegraph Travel
(the ultimate review to share on James Bond Day!)

A hidden world awaits within the ancient pines of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds.
Step inside a sculptural treehouse where tranquillity meets cinematic design — a space made for slow mornings, forest light and quiet luxury.

Read the full Telegraph feature → https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/activity-and-adventure/luxury-treehouses-cotswolds-treedwellers-glamping/

🌲 Wychwood Forest, Oxfordshire Cotswolds | Cornbury Park

05/10/2025

Did you know this about Magnolia flowers?

27/09/2025

🍂 Golden days, quieter nights

Autumn in the Cotswolds is a spectacle of copper, amber, and russet. Escape midweek and let nature put on a private show.

Wake beneath trees, wander woodland paths, and unwind in your stone bath as dusk falls.

✨ Midweek escapes at TreeDwellers offer luxury, peace, and time to unwind.

📅 Reserve your autumn sanctuary.

22/09/2025

Right now at TreeDwellers...
📸"What a gorgeous day to be dwelling amongst the treetops!"
- just us falling for this *stunning* start of Autumn captured today by our very own Front of TreeHouse team member, Rachel.
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Are you feeling Autumnal? What's your key season change marker? Is it a literal date like Equinox or is it a sensory aspect?

Let us know in the comments 👇👇

10/09/2025

The most beautiful village in the world- just 25 minutes from TreeDwellers - extraordinary treehouse escapes.

Forbes says it ‘unfurls like a watercolour dream’