There is, however, the option to be a bit more active, with wild swimming available at nearby Madam’s Pond. You’ll need to book through Rewild Swim Club, but it’s well worth it for the chance to get the blood pumping in this secluded woodland lake.

There’s even a Scandi-style sauna set up on the bankside, so you can work up a sweat before plunging into the chilly depths. Thankfully we had the whole place to ourselves, meaning nobody could hear our shrieks as we dashed from hot to cold and back again.

The main selling point, though, is the peace and quiet. Crucially, none of the other cabins are visible from your deck, so to all intents and purposes, it feels like you’re in glorious isolation.

Light pollution is also minimal, so on a clear night you can sit out on the deck and argue over whether you just saw an aeroplane or a shooting star. Factor in Monopoly Deal and a bottle of red and you’ve got the perfect antidote to the urban grind.

The cabin-stay trend isn’t going anywhere soon, so if you’re sold on the idea of immersing yourself in nature, but also like the idea of central heating and a memory foam mattress, Rewild Things might just be your dream weekend away. And did we mention there’s an outdoor bath?

This luxe treehouse retreat is here to make you fall back in love with nature