The Treehouse hosted the Wimbledon Champions' Dinner. It has a slide. Both of those facts are true simultaneously, and together they tell you almost everything you need to know about what kind of day this is.

Perched above The Lawn and accessed directly opposite Gate 5, the Treehouse operates across the first ten days of The Championships as Wimbledon's premium-informal hospitality venue. The format is deliberate. There are no assigned seats, no formal dining schedule, no expectation that you will eat three courses and then sit quietly until play resumes. Instead there are unreserved seating areas across a space designed for movement — a cantilever balcony with a slide into The Lawn garden below, an olde-style sweet shoppe, a pamper room, and a live DJ alongside the exclusive balcony overlooking the garden and lake.

The food is handled by Tom Sellers, two Michelin Star chef and one of the most technically accomplished young chefs working in British cuisine. The format is roaming small plates with interactive food displays — the kind of cooking that is designed to be talked about rather than simply eaten. Informal Wimbledon afternoon tea completes the food offer. The bar is complimentary throughout the day, running to innovative premium cocktails prepared by in-house mixologists alongside a full range of premium spirits, specially selected wines, beers, and soft drinks.

Your Centre Court or No. 1 Court seats are reserved for the full day and accessible within a minute by buggy shuttle from the facility. The dedicated concierge service handles the logistics so you don't have to. Parking is available directly outside the hospitality entrance subject to availability and additional cost.

The Treehouse works for any group who finds the formality of a sit-down dining room at odds with what a genuinely good day at Wimbledon should feel like. It is the package for people who want world-class food and drink in a setting that trusts them to enjoy themselves without a schedule. The fact that it is available while almost every other Wimbledon package for 2026 has sold out makes the decision straightforward.