Family Treehouse in Nature Reserve France

Perché dans le Perche sits inside a nature reserve park in the Perche region of Southern Normandy, a landscape known for its countryside views and birdlife, with roughly 180 species recorded in the area. The treehouse itself is two levels, with a kingsize double bed upstairs in the main room and a second bedroom below offering either a double plus single or three singles, sleeping up to five across two bedrooms.

Inside there's a fully equipped kitchen with microwave and toaster, a living room, one bathroom with hot and cold showers, electric central heating, and Wi-Fi plus a 4G connection for staying in touch. Two terraces look out over the Perche countryside, good for stargazing after dark or simply watching the light change over the trees. Linen and towels are provided, and off-road parking is available on site, though a car is recommended given the rural setting.

Days here lean toward walking and hiking trails through the woods, horse riding, cycling, fishing, golf, and watching for the area's flora and fauna. The owner, Claire, has lived in France for more than 30 years and is on hand to share local knowledge with guests. The property is described as brand new with no reviews yet.

Booking runs through Bookatreehouse.com, where check-in is set between 4pm and 10pm and check-out is before 11am, with a one-night minimum stay. Payment can be structured as 25-75%, 50-50%, or 100% upfront, and no security deposit is required. Directions from Paris follow the A11 toward Chartres/Rennes, exiting at La Ferté Bernard, then local roads through La Chapelle du Bois toward Bellou-le-Trichard.