Wesertal Treehouse - Treehouses Hesse

Want to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and unwind for a few days in beautiful nature? Then book a holiday in the Wesertal Treehouse. This glamping spot in Germany offers stunning views and a great connection with nature. During your holiday, you'll completely relax and enjoy that real holiday feeling. 

The Wesertal Treehouse

The exclusive treehouse accommodates up to 4 people. The glamping elements come from an old church, making the treehouse very special, and it is built from Canadian cedar wood. Inside, you'll find a modern and refined bathroom, a kitchenette, and a cozy dining area. Upstairs, there is a bedroom with a large bed, and on the first floor, you'll find the other bedroom. In this treehouse in Germany, towels, bath products, and cooking utensils are included. Free WiFi is also available.  

The entire property (750 m²) is an exclusive glamping site. The best of a green area and a wildflower meadow, which are fully fenced, are wonderful for enjoying nature and for children to play safely. There is also a small shed where you can store bicycles. The guestbook informs you about wifi, nice restaurants, and walks via the wifi welcome page.

The surroundings of WESERBERGLAND, Germany

The treehouse is located in a small village in the Weserbergland, close to the floodplain landscape of Hohenrode. This is a region with the most beautiful nature on a Weser river bend. There you can spot sea birds and, if you're lucky, see a sea eagle fishing. 

A beautiful large terrace by the treehouse invites you to relax, and to the north, you have a stunning view of the Weser Mountains and the floodplain landscape. The treehouse offers an ideal base for walks, cycling tours, canoe trips on the Weser, or all kinds of activities. For outings, you can choose from the Kleinenbremen mine, Bückeburg castle, and Möllenbeck monastery. The Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen and the Heide Park in Soltau also come highly recommended.

The price shown is based on the price per night in the low season, based on a one-week stay.