A unique and contemporary treehouse stay in an expansive Kent safari park - this stylish retreat sleeps up to four guests

Set within Port Lympne Reserve's 600 acres of parkland,

the Treehouse Hotel commands an impressive panorama from its lofty location above the rhino enclosure, and the view stretches across Kent's grassy plains all the way to the Channel beyond. These contemporary accommodations are the latest addition to the reserve's safari-stay options, and their most luxurious, with elegant interiors designed by Tara Bernerd and upscale, contemporary amenities.

A self-catering stay affords you plenty of flexibility but if you do fancy eating out, Port Lympne Hotel's restaurant is an eclectic and colourful experience.

You'll have use of a golf buggy, so you can cruise around with ease between gorillas, tigers, lions and giraffes. The best bit; it's all in support of the Aspinall Foundation - a conservation organisation that breeds endangered species and reintroduces them into the wild.

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Exclusive Access​

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You’ll have your very own golf buggy for the duration of your stay, so you can explore the Reserve in style and you’ll even enjoy access to the Reserve before the visitors arrive and after the park closes in the evening, offering the opportunity to see the animals in a completely different light. 

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Or after a day spent exploring the reserve in your personal golf buggy, why not relax at the Treehouse Clubhouse and enjoy the roaring indoor fire in the winter, or bask in the afternoon sun on the lawns in the summer.

You can enjoy a drink from the well-stocked bar as you chat to your fellow guests and our rangers, or play games and enjoy the warmth of the outdoor fire pits as you toast marshmallows and watch the sun set over the rhino paddocks.