A STAY IN THE WOODS LIKE YOU’VE NEVER HAD BEFOREThis treehouse sleeps adults 8 upstairs, with an additional fold out bed downstairs for those with limited mobility.
We are dog friendly, baby friendly and toddler friendly. With twin baths on the veranda, an outdoor rain shower, two indoor bathrooms upstairs and a disabled toilet downstairs. Inside there is a vintage slate bed pool table and projector for movie nights. Outside we have fire pit, gas BBQ and pizza oven with a 10 person outdoor table. The opposite side has a circle of deck chairs for soaking up the sun. The treehouse itself is tucked in a small private woodland for Journeyman guests only, situated on the larger Brook House Woods 65 acre woodland. We have parking directly outside for 8 cars, an on site woodwork school, cidery with tap room and yoga and massage therapists who will come to your place. This studio is bookable by families, groups of friends and practitioners for courses and events. Due to the rolling nature of the hills sound carries so we unfortunately dont accept stag groups, and there is no amplified music allowed. |
ONE OF THE LARGEST MOST LUXURIOUS TREEHOUSES IN THE UK
DESIGNED FOR FAMILY STAYS WITH ALL AGES.
WHEELCHAIR AND LIMITED MOBILITY ACCESIBLE.
WOODWORKThe Woodland Makers run courses from these woods, why not try your hand at spatula or spoon carving, bowl turning or make a side table to take home. |
YOGA MASSAGEFully qualified local yoga teachers and masseuses can be booked to come to the studio, along with many beauty treatments and therapies. |
LITTLE POMONALittle Pomona are a boutique cider makers, making award winning cider, perry and all sorts of tasty drinks, with an on site tap room a short walk from the studio |
FOOD FOR THE SOULHerefordshire is known for its food and drink, we can provide locally sourced breakfasts, lunch hampers and BBQ packs to meet you for your stay. |
THE BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE WOODSJourneyman Studio is the newest space from the team at Brook House Woods, award winning woodland spaces to relax and recharge in the Herefordshire hills.
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