Treehouse stays within 2 hours of Bristol

Great for Cotswold Way walks and a car-free escape via Bath

Drive time from Bristol: Approx 31-minutes 

By public transport: The nearest train station is Bath Spar (4.2 miles). From here, you can book a taxi to the space (15-minute drive). 

Typical price: From £188 per night

Bath park and ride operates every 15 minutes from central Bath. There is a 25-minute off-road countryside walk between the bus stop and the property. Not suitable if you are carrying lots of luggage. 

Only a short hop from Bristol, with regular trains to Bath Spa taking just 10–15 minutes, this treetop escape offers all the peace of a remote retreat without the long journey. From Bath, it’s a 15-minute taxi ride, or for the more adventurous, hop on the Park & Ride and enjoy a 25-minute countryside walk. Just make sure you pack light.

Perched on a wooded promontory with sweeping views of the Cotswold escarpment, the treehouse is wrapped in 17 acres of bluebell-strewn woodland. Your private octagonal deck is a quiet island in the trees and is the perfect spot for a morning coffee accompanied by birdsong, the occasional deer, and almost certainly Jimmy, the ginger tomcat.

Great for sauna sessions, stargazing and a proper reset

Drive time from Bristol: Approx 54-minutes 

By public transport: The nearest bus station is Wells (3 miles).

The nearest train station is Castle Cary (15 miles).

Typical price: From £284 per night 

Bristol bustle feels a world away when you’re ensconced in a Somerset pine paradise with a private treetop sauna. Setting the bar for treehouses everywhere, a stay at Pomeroy Treehouse, where you’ll indulge in some Scandi-style rejuvenation is an experience you’ll be talking about forever.  

A spiral staircase transports you to a roof terrace draped in willow leaves. Up here, there’s a gas firepit, outdoor tv and a dumb waiter to bring treats up from the outdoor kitchen below. You’ll find a complimentary welcome basked containing local produce on arrival, and some great food packages are available to purchase. We recommend the BIY (Bake it yourself) authentic Neapolitan pizza pack and making use of the pizza oven. If you can bear to tear yourself away, the Cheddar Gorge and Wells are on the doorstep for a day out.

Great for vineyard detours, outdoor baths and Somerset Levels views

Drive time from Bristol: Approx 54-minutes 

By public transport: The nearest bus station is Wells (3 miles).

The nearest train station is Castle Cary (15 miles).

Typical price: From £205 per night

From the king-size bed to the covered firepit area with tv and the incredible bathtub out on the deck, Dabinett Treehouse is a chic, stylish utopia. Sip your morning brew gazing out across miles of the Somerset levels, nip over to the neighbouring vineyard to pick up a local bottle of something special, then bathe under the stars before cosying up round the gas firepit with your favourite film.   

Inside you’ll find everything you need if you fancy a quiet evening in. Throw the doors open if the weather’s good, light the wood burner if it's chilly. When it comes to dinner, you’re spoiled for choice. Choose between firing up the Weber BBQ, the pizza oven, the tandoor, or cook in the indoor combi oven. With the Mendips on your doorstep, it’s the perfect place for a few days of hearty hiking, lazy bathing and everything in between.

Great for Forest of Dean seclusion, hot-tub nights and wildlife spotting

Drive time from Bristol: Approx 46-minutes 

By public transport: The nearest train station is Lydney (2.9 miles)

Bus stop is only 20 yards away

Typical price: From £225 per night 

Deep in the otherworldly Forest of Dean, Squirrel’s Nest Treehouse is a wonderful mixture of Scandi-inspired simplicity, childlike wonder and outdoor adventure. Climb the spiral staircase into your treetop retreat, where sleek modern design meets rustic charm. Outside is where the real magic happens. Marinate in the wood-fired hot tub, throw a dough tossing, cheese melting, sauce drizzling party with the pizza oven, or cross a tiny wooden bridge to the beautifully crafted island BBQ hut. 

A wildlife pond below attracts dragonflies, waterfowl, and newts, adding to the serene atmosphere. Venture out and lose yourself in the twisting pathways of Puzzlewood or hop on the nearby steam railway for a nostalgic journey through the countryside. End the day with a pint at The Miner’s Arms, a local pub just a short stroll away.

Great for off-grid rewilding vibes and eco-luxury in the woods

Drive time from Bristol: Approx 43-minutes 

By public transport: The closest train station is the Gloucester Station (5.5 miles) or Stonehouse Station (8.8 miles away). If you are travelling from London, the hosts recommend stopping at Stonehouse station. From these stations you can then get a taxi to the estate which is around 20 minutes away.

Typical price range: From £270 per night 

Tucked away in a rewilding estate, Earth Treehouse offers a rare chance to escape into nature without sacrificing an ounce of comfort. Follow the zigzagging boardwalk through the woodland until you arrive at a spectacular treehouse where modern design, sustainability, and nature blend seamlessly. 

From the moment you wake in the super king-sized bed, you’re greeted by panoramic views stretching over the wetlands to distant rolling hills. Spend your days soaking in the outdoor bath, reclining in the snooze chairs on the deck, or embracing wild al fresco cooking in the outdoor kitchen. Owner Anselm is dedicated to rewilding the land, creating a haven for badgers, foxes, and deer. Guests can join guided nature walks, try foraging workshops, or book a sauna session and a dip in stunning natural surroundings at the wild swimming club on the estate.

Great for romance and woodland exploring near Bath

Drive time from Bristol: Approx 35-minutes 

By public transport: Bath and Bristol are both close enough to travel by taxi. Taxi from Bath Spa Station can cost around £30.

Typical price: From £229 per night 

A romantic bolthole for two, stepping onto the woodland walkway at Harptree Treehouse feels like entering a storybook realm. You’ll tingle with excitement as you reach this double-domed feat of design that looks like it was plucked straight from the pages of a fairy tale. A grown-up fairy tale in this case. 

This architectural wonder is intended for romance, with beautiful linens, underfloor heating and a copper bathtub in the bedroom that’s just begging for a long, candlelit soak. Sink into the loungers on the balcony and let the forest work its magic. Keep an ear out for foxes, deer, and badgers rustling through the trees. For a change of scenery, take a short stroll to The Waldegrave Arms for hearty pub grub, or treat yourself to an award-winning Sunday roast at The Pony & Trap.

Great for woodland tranquillity, design lovers and long soaks

Drive time from Bristol: Approx 1hr 11-minutes 

By public transport: The closest train station is Bruton (5 miles), Gillingham (10 miles) or Frome (12 miles). The nearest bus stop is in Bruton (5 miles). The owners will provide you with a list of local taxi companies before your stay.

Typical price: From £310 per night 

With its handcrafted design, deep sense of tranquillity and luxurious outdoor bath, The Bower Treehouse is all organic extravagance and woodland whimsy. Everything down to the bath salts have been carefully chosen to enhance your retreat into nature. 

Your journey begins at the welcome booth, where you’ll collect lanterns and a map before wandering through the trees and crossing a stream to reach your secluded hideaway. The treehouse itself is an architectural gem, made up of two hexagonal spaces. Once you’re suitably pruned from the dreamiest soak of your life in your tub perched beneath the trees, wrap up in a fluffy robe and listen to the gentle gurgle of the stream below.

Great for wildlife walks and an easy, close-to-Bristol escape

Drive time from Bristol: Approx 32-minutes 

By public transport: The nearest train station is Yatton, 4 miles away. Taxi should be arranged in advance and costs around £10. Alternatively, the nearest bus stop is in the village (Wrington). This is 15 minutes' walk from Uplands.

Typical price: £190 per night 

Mendip Hills to the left of you, alpacas to the right – you must be at Uplands Treehouse. A mere half an hour from Bristol, this tranquil haven is perched in the trees behind the owner’s house.  

Once inside, a ladder takes you up to a cosy, mezzanine sleep deck where a king-sized bed is tucked under the eaves. When you eventually descend from your cocoon in the morning, it’s time to grab a hot coffee and take in the views from the huge balcony. There are trails leading from the front door and a folder of recommended walks put together by helpful owner, David. Close by is the beautiful cathedral city of Wells, and if you’re craving bracing sea air, you can head to Weston-Super-Mare on the coast.

• If you want a quick escape without spending half your weekend travelling, The Oak House or Uplands Treehouse make getting away from Bristol wonderfully easy.
• If your ideal weekend involves a sauna, stargazing and a little Scandi-inspired indulgence, Pomeroy Treehouse has your name on it.
• If you’re dreaming of outdoor baths, vineyard views and long evenings under the stars, Dabinett Treehouse is hard to beat.
• If romance calls for candlelit soaks, beautiful design and a little woodland magic, Harptree Treehouse is a storybook escape for two, while The Bower Treehouse brings serious bathing-under-the-trees credentials.
• If you want to swap city life for woodland adventures, wildlife spotting and a wood-fired hot tub, Squirrel’s Nest Treehouse is a little slice of Forest of Dean magic.
• And if you’d like to get closer to nature without sacrificing those thoughtful luxuries, Earth Treehouse offers a rewilded setting, an outdoor bath and the chance to explore the landscape with its knowledgeable hosts.

What is the closest treehouse stay to Bristol?

The Oak House in Bath and Uplands Treehouse are among the closest options, at approximately 31 and 32 minutes from Bristol by car. The Oak House also offers the option of travelling by train to Bath Spa, followed by a taxi or a countryside walk. Journey times will vary depending on your starting point and traffic.

What are the best romantic treehouses near Bristol?

For a romantic escape, Harptree Treehouse is a lovely choice, with a copper bathtub in the bedroom, underfloor heating and a woodland setting. The Bower Treehouse offers a secluded retreat with a luxurious outdoor bath, while Dabinett Treehouse pairs vineyard views with a bathtub on the deck and a cosy firepit area. If you'd rather spend your time unwinding in a sauna, Pomeroy Treehouse is another tempting option.

How much does a treehouse stay near Bristol cost?

Prices vary depending on the property, season and dates. Typical nightly prices range from around £120 at the lower end to £500 at the upper end. These can vary season to season, so check the booking calendar for your chosen dates.

What makes staying in a treehouse near Bristol so special?

There's something about being tucked away among the branches that makes the world feel a little quieter. You notice the birdsong over your morning coffee, watch the light move through the leaves and find yourself stopping long enough to enjoy the things you might usually rush past. The best treehouse stays combine that feeling of childhood wonder with the comforts of a properly lovely place to stay.