Sometimes, all we need is a retreat into nature—away from the constant buzz of city life, work deadlines, and notifications. If you’re looking for the perfect escape, a secluded cabin in the woods could be just what you need. And the great news is: you really don’t need to go far to find one.

Whether you crave a cozy hideaway with a crackling fireplace or a luxurious treehouse with a hot tub, we’ve rounded up the best woodland cabins in the UK for a tranquil spring getaway.

1. The Treehouse at Harptree Court, Somerset (England)

Nestled in the grounds of a grand Georgian mansion, this stunning treehouse offers a unique stay in the treetops. With a king-size bed, stylish interiors, and a spacious deck overlooking the surrounding woodlands, it’s perfect for a romantic retreat.

• Price: From £245 per night
• Book it here: Harptree Court Treehouse

2. The Woodman’s Treehouse, Dorset (England)

For a luxurious escape, this handcrafted, eco-friendly treehouse is the ultimate retreat. It boasts a sauna, hot tub, and even a rotating wood burner, all set within a private woodland. The open-air tree deck lets you experience nature up close, while the rope bridge and handcrafted details give it a whimsical charm.

• Price: Minimum two nights for £790.00
• Book it here: Mallinson’s Woodland Retreat

3. The Lazy Duck Hut, Cairngorms (Scotland)

Set in a peaceful wildlife reserve, this off-grid hut in the Cairngorms offers a back-to-nature experience with a wood-fired hot tub and log-burning stove. It’s a haven for wildlife lovers, with deer, red squirrels, and various bird species frequently spotted nearby.

Price: £510 for three nights Fri-Mon (minimum stay)

Book it here: The Lazy Duck

4. Woodland Cabins, Brecon Beacons (Wales)

Nestled in a secluded forest near the stunning Brecon Beacons, these rustic cabins offer the perfect retreat surrounded by nature. Featuring floor-to-ceiling glass panels, private hot tubs, and cozy wood burners, these cabins combine modern comfort with rustic charm. Guests can unwind in front of the fire, explore the scenic trails around the Brecon Beacons, or enjoy stargazing in the peaceful, remote location.

• Price: Minimum two nights required, price around £330
• Book here: Woodland Cabins

4. The Roundhouse at East Thorne, Cornwall (England)

This unique, circular cabin with a thatched roof provides a luxurious stay with a private hot tub, stylish interiors, and proximity to Cornwall’s stunning beaches. The firepit area makes for the perfect evening of roasting marshmallows, while the nearby coastline offers breathtaking walks and fresh sea air.

• Price: Minimum two nights, starting from £509
• Book it here: East Thorne Cornwall

5. The Bothy at Nether Glenny, Stirling (Scotland)

A traditional stone bothy converted into a cozy retreat with panoramic views of the Lake of Menteith and the rolling Scottish hills. The wood-burning stove keeps it snug on cooler nights, while the open-plan kitchen and living area provide a warm, welcoming feel.

• Price: Minimum 4 nights for £1000
• Book it here: Nether Glenny Bothy

6. Bower Treehouse, Sussex (England)

This luxurious treehouse retreat offers floor-to-ceiling glass windows, a copper bath, and a private deck with stunning views of the South Downs. The interiors are warm and inviting, with rustic woodwork and plush furnishings, making it an ideal spot to unwind after a day of exploring the rolling countryside.

• Price: From £345 per night
• Book here: Bower Treehouse

7. The Cabin at Loch Awe, Scotland

For a rustic escape, this cozy cabin sits on the shores of Loch Awe, offering breathtaking lake views and easy access to walking trails.

• Price: Minimum two-night stay, from £350
• Book here: Loch Awe Cabins

Where to find cabins in the woods in the UK

Whether you’re after a simple off-grid escape or a luxurious retreat with all the modern comforts, the cabins we listed above provide the perfect setting to unwind and reconnect with nature.

But you can also look to platforms like Hipcamp or Airbnb to find your ideal spring getaway. Properties listed and managed by individuals tend to be slightly cheaper as well. Just be sure to book in advance – as the most popular cabins are likely to sell out during bank holidays.

If you are planning to say in London, that doesn’t mean you need to forgo nature entirely. See the best hikes in or near London or visit a new art exhibition (completely different atmosphere – but it can help your mind escape the daily stressors just as effectively).