The Setting

Some places invite you to slow down the moment you arrive.


Nestled within the rolling Worcestershire countryside, Treeopia sits quietly amongst ancient woodland, peaceful lakes, winding waterways and open grazing meadows, hidden away from busy roads and everyday distractions, it is a place where nature sets the pace and the outside world feels wonderfully far away.

The setting you see today is the result of many years of careful restoration and stewardship; when we first viewed Parsons Hall Farm, much of the landscape had become overgrown and forgotten. Beneath the undergrowth were hidden lakes, historic waterways and beautiful features waiting to be rediscovered, over time, we carefully restored the landscape, allowing nature to guide the process and respecting the history woven into the land.

Ancient woodland with sunlight filtering through the trees

Today, guests are surrounded by a landscape that feels both wild and peaceful, ancient trees stand watch over the woodland, streams gently weave their way through the farm, and lakes mirror the ever-changing skies above. Every season brings something different; spring birdsong fills the air, summer meadows buzz with life, autumn paints the woodland in rich golden colours, and winter brings a stillness that feels almost magical.

Wildlife is very much part of everyday life at Treeopia, deer regularly wander through the woodland, kingfishers can sometimes be spotted along the waterways, and countless species of birds, insects and small mammals call the farm home. Early mornings often begin with mist rising from the lakes, while evenings are accompanied by the gentle sounds of owls, rustling leaves and the occasional splash of water.

A still lake reflecting the surrounding woodland

One of the things guests tell us they love most is the sense of space and privacy, each treehouse has been carefully positioned to feel immersed within the landscape, allowing guests to enjoy uninterrupted views of woodland, water and wildlife. Whether relaxing in the hot tub, sitting beside the fire pit beneath dark skies, or simply enjoying a quiet morning coffee on the balcony, nature is never far away.

The waterways that flow through the farm have become an important part of our ongoing regenerative approach, lakes have been restored, natural flood management measures introduced, and habitats created to support biodiversity and improve water quality. We continue to care for the land in a way that encourages wildlife to flourish while ensuring future generations can enjoy its beauty.

Deer in a clearing within the woodland

Perhaps what makes the setting so special is not simply what you can see, but what you can feel.

The gentle rhythm of flowing water.

The warmth of the sun filtering through the trees.

The stillness that arrives when you stop rushing.

The quiet reminder that nature asks very little of us except that we slow down long enough to notice it.

At Treeopia, the landscape is not simply a backdrop to your stay; it is part of the experience itself. It invites you to breathe more deeply, reconnect with the natural world and rediscover the simple joy of being present.

This is the setting that inspired Treeopia.

A place shaped by nature, restored with care and shared with those seeking something a little slower, quieter and more meaningful.

A calm lake at sunset, still and peaceful