Into the Woods - unique handcrafted treehouses and shepherd huts for woodland escapes on the Isle of Wight.

Into the Woods offers a choice of beautifully handcrafted treehouses and shepherd huts, providing secluded accommodation surrounded by nature on the Isle of Wight. Open throughout the year, guests can choose between The Nest, a romantic treehouse sleeping two; The Roost, a larger treehouse sleeping up to six; or The Shepherd's Hideaway, an exclusive collection of four huts and cabins sleeping between two and six guests plus a baby. Each has been individually designed to provide privacy and comfort, making Into the Woods suitable for romantic breaks, family adventures and peaceful woodland getaways.

The Nest features a living area with full kitchen, bathroom and wood-burning stove, with ladder stairs leading to a mezzanine deck and king-size bed, while French doors open onto a private balcony overlooking farmland.

The Roost comprises separate living and sleeping houses connected by an outdoor deck and walkway amongst the trees, with a full kitchen, dining and living area, two bedrooms, a mezzanine bedroom and bathroom.

The Shepherd's Hideaway is booked exclusively as one private accommodation and includes two bedroom cabins with en-suite bathrooms plus two adjoining cabins forming the kitchen, living and dining space. The huts surround a secluded deck and meadow with a fire bowl, and guests staying here can also choose the option of hiring a private hot tub.

With peaceful surroundings and the wider Isle of Wight waiting to be explored, Into the Woods combines an unusual place to stay with easy access to the island's beaches, countryside, walking and cycling routes, boating, restaurants and historic attractions. Guests can explore places such as Osborne House and Carisbrooke Castle or discover the island's villages and coastline before returning to their own secluded retreat.

Discounted car ferry rates can also be arranged for guests, along with discounts for foot passengers travelling on the Wightlink FastCat between Portsmouth and Ryde.

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