Treehouse holidays in Hampshire

What can I do at a treehouse? A treehouse holiday in Hampshire is somewhere to get away from it all. You’ll find a fresh perspective on life high in the canopy, unleashing your inner child as you race around exploring every secret nook and cranny. In your playful pad of laid-back luxury, you can sip English sparkling wine on the veranda, have indulgent soaks in outdoor baths and spot badgers, deer and birds from an incredible vantage point. A quick scuttle down the ladder and you’re immersed in the beautiful natural landscape of glorious Hampshire.

Sustainability and glamping At Canopy & Stars, we're a certified B-Corp with a goal of achieving net zero by 2030. We're always looking for ways to promote positive change in the glamping sector and we know there's still progress to make. As an ethical and sustainable travel company, we take our responsibilities seriously - we've capped our destinations in over-touristed areas and we support our owners to reduce their environmental impact. If you're interested, find out more in our impact report.

About Canopy & Stars’ expertise Since 2010, we've been packing our sandwiches, pulling on our walking boots and criss-crossing miles of remote and beautiful spots in the UK and Europe. We never tire of it because we want to offer you the most incredible glamping places to stay in. We're discerning souls, just like you, and we only accept 20% of applications we receive. To make the cut, it's got to be pretty special. So far, over 200,000 guests (and a staggering 9,000 dogs!) have found a life more wild with us. Find out more about Canopy & Stars.

What makes Hampshire so special? A heady blend of city, coast and country, you could stay for a month in Hampshire and never run out of things to do. Cycle the gravel tracks of the New Forest, hike the South Downs Way, visit Hayling Island or revel in a bit of culture in historic Winchester. Plus, did we mention there are wild ponies – wandering down village streets and poking their heads over garden fences - what’s not to love? If you still need persuading, Hampshire’s chalky soils are similar to France’s Champagne region, so the glass of fizz you quaff high in your treetop perch at the end of the day will please the most discerning palette!