By the Wye | Treehouse Cafe
Type:Cafe
By the Wye, 1 Wyeside Cottages, Hay On Wye, Powys, HR3 5RS
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The Treehouse Café at By the Wye is a unique woodland café near Hay-on-Wye, Powys, offering locally sourced food, homemade cakes, quality coffee and a relaxed atmosphere beside the River Wye. Set amongst the trees with views across the surrounding countryside, it provides a peaceful place to pause, meet friends or enjoy a meal in nature.
The café serves a selection of freshly prepared food, light lunches, cakes and drinks, with an emphasis on local produce and seasonal ingredients where possible. Visitors can enjoy indoor and outdoor seating, making it an ideal stop during a walk, a day exploring Hay-on-Wye or a visit to the Wye Valley.
Popular with locals, visitors, walkers and those staying nearby, the Treehouse Café combines good food with a memorable woodland setting. Whether you're looking for coffee and cake, a relaxed lunch or simply somewhere to unwind, it offers a warm welcome in a distinctive location close to Hay-on-Wye.
| Season (1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026) |
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By the Wye | Glamping, Hay-on-WyeRiverside glamping in Hay-on-Wye, Powys, with luxury safari tents set amongst ancient woodland beside the River Wye. Ideal for couples, families and nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape. Optional wellness experiences and outdoor activities can be booked during your stay. Find out more.
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