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Chiff Chaff
Goldfinch
Wren
Siskin
A Treetop Hideaway in the Scottish Countryside
Four individually designed treehouses set among ancient woodland, offering an unplugged escape with treetop terraces, outdoor baths and views towards the Gargunnock Hills.
Set among ancient woodland overlooking the Gargunnock Hills, Leckie Treehouses offers a chance to step away from everyday life and spend time surrounded by nature. Four individually designed treehouses sit amongst the branches, each offering its own take on treetop living while sharing the same peaceful rural setting.
There are no televisions or Wi-Fi here, and that’s very much part of the appeal. Instead, spend your days exploring woodland trails, watching deer and farm animals roam the surrounding estate or simply sitting on your treehouse terrace listening to the sounds of the countryside. Come evening, light the log burner, run the outdoor bath and settle in beneath the stars.
The treehouses offer a unique choice of experiences for couples, families and friends, with accommodation sleeping from two to six guests. From cosy woodland hideaways to larger treehouses with two bedrooms, each combines thoughtful interiors with comfortable open-plan living, private outdoor space and beautiful views across the surrounding landscape.
Why Choose Leckie Treehouses?
- Four individually designed treehouses set among ancient woodland, each with its own character and atmosphere
- Treetop terraces with views towards the Gargunnock Hills, giving you a front-row seat to the surrounding landscape
- A genuinely unplugged escape, with no Wi-Fi or TV to distract from time spent together
- Private outdoor baths positioned to give you a peaceful place to soak amongst the trees
- Cosy log burners for relaxing evenings in your treehouse
- Accommodation for couples, families and friends, with treehouses sleeping from two to six guests
- Dog-friendly stays, with up to two dogs welcome and plenty of walking from the doorstep
- Beautiful woodland and countryside on your doorstep, with walking and cycling routes to explore
- Thoughtful extras, including Swedish massage treatments and food packages that can be arranged for your stay
Choose Your Treehouse
Four individually designed hideaways offer different ways to experience the woodland, from cosy retreats for couples to larger treehouses suited to families and friends.
Chiffchaff
Cosy woodland charm
Chiffchaff has a warm, rustic feel, with interiors inspired by a traditional woodland barn. Nestled among the branches of a sycamore tree, it looks out across the surrounding parkland towards the Gargunnock Hills. With step-free access and space for up to four guests, it’s a lovely choice for couples or smaller families looking for a peaceful treehouse escape.
Goldfinch
Your own treetop nest
Set deeper among the woodland in the branches of a sycamore tree, Goldfinch feels like a private nest tucked into the canopy. Its stylish contemporary interiors create a more modern take on treehouse living, making it particularly well suited to couples looking for a secluded and romantic escape.
Wren
Fun, relaxed and full of character
Perched among the branches of an oak tree, Wren brings a playful feel to the collection. Its Scandinavian-inspired interiors create a warm and inviting space, while the two-bedroom layout makes it a great choice for families or friends wanting to experience life among the trees together.
Siskin
A luxurious retreat with spectacular views
The largest of the four treehouses, Siskin sits high in an oak tree with beautiful views across the surrounding landscape towards the Gargunnock Hills. Cedar cladding and warm wooden interiors give it a luxurious woodland feel, with plenty of space for families or friends to settle in and enjoy the setting.
Across Every Treehouse
Whichever treehouse you choose, you’ll find the same thoughtful approach to comfort, with everything you need for a relaxed stay among the trees.
- Superking bedroom with a double sofa bed in the sitting room
- Bunk room in Wren & Siskin Treehouses
- Open-plan kitchen and sitting room with a dining table for your group
- Well-equipped kitchens for relaxed self-catering
- Private outdoor bath, positioned for privacy among the trees
- Bathroom with shower, loo and basin
- Private tree-top deck with outdoor furniture and Weber BBQ
- Towels, robes and luxury toiletries
- Welcome pack from a local farm shop
- EV charging available
Made for Couples, Families & Friends
Leckie Treehouses offers different ways to enjoy time away together, with the smaller Chiffchaff and Goldfinch particularly suited to couples looking for a romantic escape, while the larger Wren and Siskin give families and friends more space to enjoy the woodland together.
Romantic Treehouse Breaks
For couples, Chiffchaff and Goldfinch offer a peaceful setting for slowing down and reconnecting. Spend the day exploring the woodland, return to your treehouse for a soak in the outdoor bath and settle beside the log burner as evening falls. With no Wi-Fi or television, there’s plenty of opportunity to put the phones away and simply enjoy being together.
The treetop setting makes a particularly memorable backdrop for anniversaries, birthdays or a few days away as a couple. Add a Swedish massage treatment or food package to make your stay feel even more special.
Family & Friends Getaways
Wren and Siskin offer more space for families and friends, with two-bedroom layouts sleeping up to six guests. Days can be spent exploring the walking and cycling trails, spotting wildlife around the estate or discovering the wider area before returning to your treehouse for time together.
There’s plenty to keep everyone entertained without needing screens. Cook together in the open-plan kitchen, enjoy an outdoor bath, light the log burner and settle in for an evening among the trees. The surrounding countryside also gives older children and adults plenty of opportunities to get outside and explore.
Looking for more treehouse stays in Scotland? The same owners also offer Lanrick Treehouses, a collection of five eco-friendly treehouses set among woodland on the banks of the River Teith. With five unique hideaways, outdoor copper baths, a shared woodland sauna and the option for exclusive hire, Lanrick offers another way to experience an unplugged Scottish treehouse stay.
Discover the Gargunnock Hills & Surrounding Countryside
Set among ancient woodland with the Gargunnock Hills rising nearby, Leckie Treehouses offers a peaceful base for exploring the Scottish countryside. The estate is home to a mixture of woodland and open parkland, with sheep, cattle and deer roaming nearby and walking and cycling trails leading straight from the treehouses.
The hills are particularly striking after rain, when five waterfalls pour from the Craffy in a dramatic display. Spend the day exploring the surrounding trails, follow the landscape on two wheels or simply stay close to home and enjoy the changing views from your tree-top terrace.
Despite its rural setting, Leckie Treehouses is within easy reach of Glasgow and Edinburgh, while the nearby village of Gargunnock offers a traditional country pub, the Gargunnock Inn, around a ten-minute walk away. Further afield, the landscapes of the Trossachs and Loch Lomond provide plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures.
Local Attractions
- Trossachs National Park – Explore lochs, forests, mountains and scenic trails across one of Scotland’s best-known areas for walking, cycling and outdoor adventures.
- Loch Lomond – Spend a day beside Scotland’s largest freshwater loch, with opportunities for walking, cycling and watersports.
- Stirling Castle – Step into Scotland’s royal history at one of the country’s most important castles, with magnificent rooms, gardens and views across Stirling.
- Blair Drummond Safari Park – A great choice for families, with a drive-through safari, more than 300 animals, adventure play areas, dinosaurs and animal experiences.
- Briarlands Farm – Enjoy a family day out with farm animals, outdoor activities and countryside surroundings.
- Gleneagles – Head to the renowned Perthshire resort for golf, dining and a taste of one of Scotland’s best-known country estates.
- Gargunnock – Take the short walk into the village for a drink or meal at The Gargunnock Inn, your local country pub within easy walking distance of the treehouses.
Getting Here
By Road – Leckie Treehouses are located near Gargunnock, within easy reach of the M9. The treehouses are accessed via a private estate road, and guests are advised to follow the property’s directions rather than relying solely on a sat nav, as the postcode can lead to the wrong location.
By Rail – The nearest station is Stirling, around 8 miles away. Taxis are available from the station, although pre-booking is recommended due to the rural location.
By Air – Edinburgh and Glasgow airports are both around 45 minutes away by car.
An Unplugged Escape Among the Trees
Leckie Treehouses offers a chance to step away from busy routines and spend a little longer enjoying the things that are easy to overlook. Four individually designed treehouses sit among ancient woodland, each offering its own character and a peaceful place to slow down, reconnect and enjoy time together.
Choose a cosy retreat for two, bring the family for a woodland adventure or gather with friends for a few days surrounded by nature. Spend your time exploring the trails, soaking in the outdoor bath, watching wildlife from the terrace or simply enjoying the warmth of the log burner as evening falls.
With the Gargunnock Hills on the doorstep, the Trossachs and Loch Lomond within easy reach and no Wi-Fi or television to pull you back into everyday life, Leckie Treehouses offers a different kind of Scottish escape. One where the best part of the stay might simply be having nowhere else you need to be.
Great for:
- Family weekends away
- Larger families
- A unique treehouse retreat
- Visiting Scotland
- Taking the dog














