Log Cabins to RentStunning scenery, from mountain to glen, remote isles to lively cities, Scotland makes for a great holiday experience. Whether it's 'bagging' a munroe or swimming in a loch, spotting red deer or bird watching, exploring the forests or whisky tasting there is so much to offer.
Glenluce, Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
From £1239
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New for 2023 this new Luxury and stylish lodge has all the mod cons. One King size double bedroom (with ensuite - shower only) and two twin bedrooms. Lovely open plan living room with patio doors leading out to enclosed decking with outdoor hot tub. Family bathroom (with shower only). . Nestling on a hillside overlooking the sparkling waters of Luce Bay, Whitecairn boasts panoramic views over the Mull of Galloway to the Isle of Man and beyond. On the edge of pretty Glenluce village and close to sandy beaches you’re ideally located for exploring this picturesque Scottish area.
The park has a launderette* and children’s outdoor play area. Trout fishing (catch and release) is also available. *Charges apply.. Nestling on a hillside overlooking the sparkling waters of Luce Bay, Whitecairn boasts panoramic views over the Mull of Galloway to the Isle of Man and beyond. On the edge of pretty Glenluce village and close to sandy beaches you’re ideally located for exploring this picturesque Scottish area.
The park has a launderette* and children’s outdoor play area. Trout fishing (catch and release) is also available. *Charges apply.. Children’s play area
Fishing on-site. All facilities available for all dates.. - Fortnights – Book two or more consecutive weeks at Whitecairn Holiday Park and save £30 off second and additional weeks, taken at any time of the year.
There will be no swimming pool for 2023/24
Located in Newton Stewart, this lodge is on a river. Stranraer Museum and Swallow Theatre are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Ardwell Gardens and Torhouse Stone Circle. Gkenwhan Gardens and Dunskey Garden are also worth visiting. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as fishing.
New in 2018. Deluxe lodge with one double with ensuite shower and two twin. Shower. Open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area with doors leading to decking with garden furniture and outdoor hot tub.. Teviot View Lodges are found on the banks of the river Teviot on Riverside Park in the beautiful Scottish Borders close to Hawick, Jedburgh and Kelso. This picturesque 10 acre park is bordered by the River Teviot alongside some of Scotland’s natural unspoilt beauty. Edinburgh, Newcastle and Carlisle boast superb retail therapy and are within one hour by car. Fishermen, golfers, pets and walkers are well catered for both locally and on the park.
The beautiful Borders region of Scotland is rich in tradition, heritage and breathtaking countryside. You’ll find quaint villages, bustling market towns, quiet backwaters, ancient fortresses, stately homes, charming pubs and of course, the homely hospitality of the Scottish Border people.
Teviot View Lodges at Riverside is close to all the popular historic Border towns of Jedburgh, Kelso, Melrose, Galashiels and Hawick. Major local attractions include Jedburgh Abbey, Monteviot House and Gardens, Harestanes Visitor Centre, St Cuthberts Way and St Boswells Donkey Sanctuary.
Clay pigeon shooting is available at sister park Westlands Country Park and discounted golf at Lilliardsedge Holiday Park and Golf Course.. Teviot View Lodges are found on the banks of the river Teviot on Riverside Park in the beautiful Scottish Borders close to Hawick, Jedburgh and Kelso. This picturesque 10 acre park is bordered by the River Teviot alongside some of Scotland’s natural unspoilt beauty. Edinburgh, Newcastle and Carlisle boast superb retail therapy and are within one hour by car. Fishermen, golfers, pets and walkers are well catered for both locally and on the park.
The beautiful Borders region of Scotland is rich in tradition, heritage and breathtaking countryside. You’ll find quaint villages, bustling market towns, quiet backwaters, ancient fortresses, stately homes, charming pubs and of course, the homely hospitality of the Scottish Border people.
Teviot View Lodges at Riverside is close to all the popular historic Border towns of Jedburgh, Kelso, Melrose, Galashiels and Hawick. Major local attractions include Jedburgh Abbey, Monteviot House and Gardens, Harestanes Visitor Centre, St Cuthberts Way and St Boswells Donkey Sanctuary.
Clay pigeon shooting is available at sister park Westlands Country Park and discounted golf at Lilliardsedge Holiday Park and Golf Course.
Accommodation Information:
Please note there is a £200 refundable security deposit (swipe of a card pre-authorisation) payable on arrival. This will be automatically released within 5 days after departure once the accommodation has been checked.
Any single sex parties or group bookings will have to be approved by Hoseasons before a booking can be confirmed. Failure to do this may result in refusal of entry on arrival at the park.
This lodge is located in Hawick. Heart of Hawick and Drumlanrigs Tower are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Cross Borders Drove Road and Saint Cuthbert's Way. Woodside Garden Centre and St Abbs & Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve are also worth visiting.
A luxurious lodge featuring a fashionable interior and a host of technology including USB charging points and Bluetooth sound system. The bedrooms include one double room with an en-suite bathroom and two twin rooms. Separate bathroom with bath and overhead shower. The open plan living/kitchen/dining area features a large corner suite to provide plenty seating for those family get-togethers. Doors open out onto a large decking area with quality outdoor furniture and your very own outdoor hot tub. . Immerse yourself in over 100 acres rolling landscapes and natural woodland at Lilliardsedge Holiday Park.
With comfortable woodland walks from the door there’s no better way to experience the beautiful Borders region of Scotland. The more energetic can explore further afield and discover the Monteath Mausoleum that stands at the top of the hill overlooking Lilliardsedge or you will find quaint villages, bustling market towns at Jedburgh, Kelso, Melrose and Hawick, quiet backwaters, ancient fortresses, stately homes, charming pubs are all within striking distance.
The 9 hole 18 tee golf course on site give panoramic views of the park and the Cheviot Hills beyond.. Immerse yourself in over 100 acres rolling landscapes and natural woodland at Lilliardsedge Holiday Park.
With comfortable woodland walks from the door there’s no better way to experience the beautiful Borders region of Scotland. The more energetic can explore further afield and discover the Monteath Mausoleum that stands at the top of the hill overlooking Lilliardsedge or you will find quaint villages, bustling market towns at Jedburgh, Kelso, Melrose and Hawick, quiet backwaters, ancient fortresses, stately homes, charming pubs are all within striking distance.
The 9 hole 18 tee golf course on site give panoramic views of the park and the Cheviot Hills beyond.. Tavern Bar and Restaurant
Family entertainment
9 hole - 18 tee golf course*†
Children’s Outdoor Play Park
Pool Table
Park Wi-Fi
Launderette
Shop On Site . Family entertainment – available during bank holidays and peak summer dates only
† discounted rates for guests
All other facilities available for all dates. *Charges apply.
Please note that there is a £100 refundable security deposit payable on arrival.
Accommodation InformationPlease note that a swipe of a credit/debit card is required on arrival for a £200 security deposit. This will be refunded on departure once the accommodation has been checked.
Please note that the Bar/Restaurant is closed until February 1st 2018 , however the shop and golf course are open.
Any single sex parties or group bookings will have to be approved by Hoseasons before a booking can be confirmed. Failure to do this may result in refusal of entry on arrival at the park.
Waffle robe and slippers available at £10 per set for use with the hot tub.
This lodge is located in Jedburgh. Monteviot House and Mary Queen of Scots House are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Woodside Garden Centre and Scott's View. St Abbs & Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve and Jedforest Deer & Farm Park are also worth visiting. Spend some time exploring the area's activities, including golfing.
New for 2021. Spacious and exquisite styling lodge. Two double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower and a three bed bunk room. Separate bathroom with bath and overhead shower. Open plan living and dining area with doors leading to outdoor decking area with garden furniture and outdoor hot tub. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine and wine cooler. Double glazed and centrally heated. Immerse yourself in over 100 acres rolling landscapes and natural woodland at Lilliardsedge Holiday Park.
With comfortable woodland walks from the door there’s no better way to experience the beautiful Borders region of Scotland. The more energetic can explore further afield and discover the Monteath Mausoleum that stands at the top of the hill overlooking Lilliardsedge or you will find quaint villages, bustling market towns at Jedburgh, Kelso, Melrose and Hawick, quiet backwaters, ancient fortresses, stately homes, charming pubs are all within striking distance.
The 9 hole 18 tee golf course on site give panoramic views of the park and the Cheviot Hills beyond.. Immerse yourself in over 100 acres rolling landscapes and natural woodland at Lilliardsedge Holiday Park.
With comfortable woodland walks from the door there’s no better way to experience the beautiful Borders region of Scotland. The more energetic can explore further afield and discover the Monteath Mausoleum that stands at the top of the hill overlooking Lilliardsedge or you will find quaint villages, bustling market towns at Jedburgh, Kelso, Melrose and Hawick, quiet backwaters, ancient fortresses, stately homes, charming pubs are all within striking distance.
The 9 hole 18 tee golf course on site give panoramic views of the park and the Cheviot Hills beyond.. Tavern Bar and Restaurant
Family entertainment
9 hole - 18 tee golf course*†
Children’s Outdoor Play Park
Pool Table
Park Wi-Fi
Launderette
Shop On Site . Family entertainment – available during bank holidays and peak summer dates only
† discounted rates for guests
All other facilities available for all dates. *Charges apply.
Please note that there is a £100 refundable security deposit payable on arrival.
Accommodation InformationPlease note that a swipe of a credit/debit card is required on arrival for a £200 security deposit. This will be refunded on departure once the accommodation has been checked.
Please note that the Bar/Restaurant is closed until February 1st 2018 , however the shop and golf course are open.
Any single sex parties or group bookings will have to be approved by Hoseasons before a booking can be confirmed. Failure to do this may result in refusal of entry on arrival at the park.
Waffle robe and slippers available at £10 per set for use with the hot tub.
This lodge is located in Jedburgh. Hawick Museum & Art Gallery and Old Gala House are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Southern Upland Way - Section A Trailhead and Saint Cuthbert's Way. Woodside Garden Centre and Scott's View are also worth visiting. Spend some time exploring the area's activities, including golfing.
The Hunters Lodge offers three bedrooms with an open plan kitchen/living space and private hot tub surrounded by woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The open plan kitchen, dining, and living space has a beautiful vaulted pine ceiling and large French doors that open onto an elevated decked terrace. Guests can fully immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the magnificent views through the woodland, over the river Leader and towards Thirlestane Castle where the turrets can be seen rising above the treetops across the valley. Complete with all the cooking facilities you could require, a large dining table, cosy living space and electric stove; this is the heart of the Hunters Lodge and the perfect space for relaxing brunches or long evenings of delicious dining and boardgames. The master bedroom boasts a kingsize bed and ensuite shower room, while the second bedroom has twin beds and is adjacent to the family bathroom, third bedroom has 6ft 4in bunk bed. Decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard. There is also a handy utility/boot room, hanging space for outdoor gear and a washer/dryer.. Thirlestane Woodland Lodges is part of our Wanderwood Lodge Holidays Collection, set within the beautiful Lauderdale Estate in the South of Scotland. Located a short distance from the charming Scottish Borders town of Lauder and surrounded by mature woodland, this extraordinary location enjoys spectacular views over the Leader Water, a tributary of the River Tweed, down to Thirlestane Castle.
The lodges are the perfect location for guests who love the outdoors. There are ample walking routes, local golf courses and the opportunity to fish on the River Tweed. Each lodge is decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard, surrounded by mature woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The lodges have been finished with the latest mod-cons, including a SMART TV and complimentary WI-FI. On the outside, the lodge also has its own screened and gated deck with a private hot tub and seating area for outdoor relaxation. There’s also not only an electric vehicle charging facility but to make life easier each lodge has its own shed for storing bicycles and pushchairs.
The Scottish Borders is so popular because of the sheer range of activities – historic houses and castles, exciting festivals, arts and crafts, delicious local produce and miles of rolling hills, beautiful valleys, and the Berwickshire coastline. Several local attractions have children’s programmes and events to ensure guests of all ages are entertained during their stay. Guests can make use of their complimentary grounds pass which allows them access to several trails around the estate. One particular trail will lead you directly to Thirlestane Castle which is open for daily guided tours through the summer, and private castle tours can be organised year-round.
Beyond the estate, guests can discover world-class mountain biking at Glentress, just 25 miles from the lodges. It has a fantastic range of challenging trails for the experts, as well as easier routes for beginners. Glentress also has a brilliant Go Ape high ropes course including a 325-metre long zip wire across the valley. Lauder has a 10 minute trail walk from the lodges and has a selection of delicious eateries, butcher, bakery, delis, a golf course and a gallery to discover. Guests can venture further afield and explore other local market towns such as Melrose and Kelso which are 12 and 17 miles away respectively. Furthermore, Scotland’s capital, the city of Edinburgh, is only 28 miles away – less than an hour’s drive.
For those who prefer water sports, you can head to St Mary’s Loch which is perfect for wild swimming and paddle boards. The lodges are also within an hour’s drive of the spectacular east coast, which has incredible sandy beaches and cliff walks. Guests can try their hand at surfing at Coldingham Bay which is well known for its high waves and brilliant surf school. There’s something for the whole family, let your adventures begin.. Thirlestane Woodland Lodges is part of our Wanderwood Lodge Holidays Collection, set within the beautiful Lauderdale Estate in the South of Scotland. Located a short distance from the charming Scottish Borders town of Lauder and surrounded by mature woodland, this extraordinary location enjoys spectacular views over the Leader Water, a tributary of the River Tweed, down to Thirlestane Castle.
The lodges are the perfect location for guests who love the outdoors. There are ample walking routes, local golf courses and the opportunity to fish on the River Tweed. Each lodge is decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard, surrounded by mature woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The lodges have been finished with the latest mod-cons, including a SMART TV and complimentary WI-FI. On the outside, the lodge also has its own screened and gated deck with a private hot tub and seating area for outdoor relaxation. There’s also not only an electric vehicle charging facility but to make life easier each lodge has its own shed for storing bicycles and pushchairs.
The Scottish Borders is so popular because of the sheer range of activities – historic houses and castles, exciting festivals, arts and crafts, delicious local produce and miles of rolling hills, beautiful valleys, and the Berwickshire coastline. Several local attractions have children’s programmes and events to ensure guests of all ages are entertained during their stay. Guests can make use of their complimentary grounds pass which allows them access to several trails around the estate. One particular trail will lead you directly to Thirlestane Castle which is open for daily guided tours through the summer, and private castle tours can be organised year-round.
Beyond the estate, guests can discover world-class mountain biking at Glentress, just 25 miles from the lodges. It has a fantastic range of challenging trails for the experts, as well as easier routes for beginners. Glentress also has a brilliant Go Ape high ropes course including a 325-metre long zip wire across the valley. Lauder has a 10 minute trail walk from the lodges and has a selection of delicious eateries, butcher, bakery, delis, a golf course and a gallery to discover. Guests can venture further afield and explore other local market towns such as Melrose and Kelso which are 12 and 17 miles away respectively. Furthermore, Scotland’s capital, the city of Edinburgh, is only 28 miles away – less than an hour’s drive.
For those who prefer water sports, you can head to St Mary’s Loch which is perfect for wild swimming and paddle boards. The lodges are also within an hour’s drive of the spectacular east coast, which has incredible sandy beaches and cliff walks. Guests can try their hand at surfing at Coldingham Bay which is well known for its high waves and brilliant surf school. There’s something for the whole family, let your adventures begin.
This lodge is located in Greater London. Fairlop Waters Golf Course and Topgolf Chigwell are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those in the mood for shopping can visit Romford Market and Lakeside Shopping Centre. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at ExCeL Exhibition Centre or O2 Arena.
The Eagles Lodge offers three bedrooms with an open plan kitchen/living space and private hot tub surrounded by woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The open plan kitchen, dining, and living space has a beautiful vaulted pine ceiling and large French doors that open onto an elevated decked terrace. Guests can fully immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the magnificent views through the woodland, over the river Leader and towards Thirlestane Castle where the turrets can be seen rising above the treetops across the valley. Complete with all the cooking facilities you could require, a large dining table, cosy living space and electric stove; this is the heart of the Eagles Lodge and the perfect space for relaxing brunches or long evenings of delicious dining and boardgames. The master bedroom boasts a kingsize bed and ensuite shower room, the second bedroom has twin beds and is adjacent to the family bathroom and the third bedroom has 6ft 4in bunk bed. Decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard. There is also a handy utility/boot room, hanging space for outdoor gear and a washer/dryer.. Thirlestane Woodland Lodges is part of our Wanderwood Lodge Holidays Collection, set within the beautiful Lauderdale Estate in the South of Scotland. Located a short distance from the charming Scottish Borders town of Lauder and surrounded by mature woodland, this extraordinary location enjoys spectacular views over the Leader Water, a tributary of the River Tweed, down to Thirlestane Castle.
The lodges are the perfect location for guests who love the outdoors. There are ample walking routes, local golf courses and the opportunity to fish on the River Tweed. Each lodge is decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard, surrounded by mature woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The lodges have been finished with the latest mod-cons, including a SMART TV and complimentary WI-FI. On the outside, the lodge also has its own screened and gated deck with a private hot tub and seating area for outdoor relaxation. There’s also not only an electric vehicle charging facility but to make life easier each lodge has its own shed for storing bicycles and pushchairs.
The Scottish Borders is so popular because of the sheer range of activities – historic houses and castles, exciting festivals, arts and crafts, delicious local produce and miles of rolling hills, beautiful valleys, and the Berwickshire coastline. Several local attractions have children’s programmes and events to ensure guests of all ages are entertained during their stay. Guests can make use of their complimentary grounds pass which allows them access to several trails around the estate. One particular trail will lead you directly to Thirlestane Castle which is open for daily guided tours through the summer, and private castle tours can be organised year-round.
Beyond the estate, guests can discover world-class mountain biking at Glentress, just 25 miles from the lodges. It has a fantastic range of challenging trails for the experts, as well as easier routes for beginners. Glentress also has a brilliant Go Ape high ropes course including a 325-metre long zip wire across the valley. Lauder has a 10 minute trail walk from the lodges and has a selection of delicious eateries, butcher, bakery, delis, a golf course and a gallery to discover. Guests can venture further afield and explore other local market towns such as Melrose and Kelso which are 12 and 17 miles away respectively. Furthermore, Scotland’s capital, the city of Edinburgh, is only 28 miles away – less than an hour’s drive.
For those who prefer water sports, you can head to St Mary’s Loch which is perfect for wild swimming and paddle boards. The lodges are also within an hour’s drive of the spectacular east coast, which has incredible sandy beaches and cliff walks. Guests can try their hand at surfing at Coldingham Bay which is well known for its high waves and brilliant surf school. There’s something for the whole family, let your adventures begin.. Thirlestane Woodland Lodges is part of our Wanderwood Lodge Holidays Collection, set within the beautiful Lauderdale Estate in the South of Scotland. Located a short distance from the charming Scottish Borders town of Lauder and surrounded by mature woodland, this extraordinary location enjoys spectacular views over the Leader Water, a tributary of the River Tweed, down to Thirlestane Castle.
The lodges are the perfect location for guests who love the outdoors. There are ample walking routes, local golf courses and the opportunity to fish on the River Tweed. Each lodge is decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard, surrounded by mature woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The lodges have been finished with the latest mod-cons, including a SMART TV and complimentary WI-FI. On the outside, the lodge also has its own screened and gated deck with a private hot tub and seating area for outdoor relaxation. There’s also not only an electric vehicle charging facility but to make life easier each lodge has its own shed for storing bicycles and pushchairs.
The Scottish Borders is so popular because of the sheer range of activities – historic houses and castles, exciting festivals, arts and crafts, delicious local produce and miles of rolling hills, beautiful valleys, and the Berwickshire coastline. Several local attractions have children’s programmes and events to ensure guests of all ages are entertained during their stay. Guests can make use of their complimentary grounds pass which allows them access to several trails around the estate. One particular trail will lead you directly to Thirlestane Castle which is open for daily guided tours through the summer, and private castle tours can be organised year-round.
Beyond the estate, guests can discover world-class mountain biking at Glentress, just 25 miles from the lodges. It has a fantastic range of challenging trails for the experts, as well as easier routes for beginners. Glentress also has a brilliant Go Ape high ropes course including a 325-metre long zip wire across the valley. Lauder has a 10 minute trail walk from the lodges and has a selection of delicious eateries, butcher, bakery, delis, a golf course and a gallery to discover. Guests can venture further afield and explore other local market towns such as Melrose and Kelso which are 12 and 17 miles away respectively. Furthermore, Scotland’s capital, the city of Edinburgh, is only 28 miles away – less than an hour’s drive.
For those who prefer water sports, you can head to St Mary’s Loch which is perfect for wild swimming and paddle boards. The lodges are also within an hour’s drive of the spectacular east coast, which has incredible sandy beaches and cliff walks. Guests can try their hand at surfing at Coldingham Bay which is well known for its high waves and brilliant surf school. There’s something for the whole family, let your adventures begin.
This lodge is located in Greater London. Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker and ISKCON Bhaktivedanta Manor are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Fairlop Waters Golf Course and Topgolf Chigwell. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at ExCeL Exhibition Centre or O2 Arena.
The Beech Lodge offers three bedrooms with an open plan kitchen/living space and private hot tub surrounded by woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The open plan kitchen, dining, and living space has a beautiful vaulted pine ceiling and large French doors that open onto an elevated decked terrace. Guests can fully immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the magnificent views through the woodland, over the river Leader and towards Thirlestane Castle where the turrets can be seen rising above the treetops across the valley. Complete with all the cooking facilities you could require, a large dining table, cosy living space and electric stove; this is the heart of the Beech Lodge and the perfect space for relaxing brunches or long evenings of delicious dining and boardgames. The master bedroom boasts a king size bed and ensuite shower room, while the second bedroom has twin beds and is adjacent to the family bathroom, the third bedroom has 6ft 4in bunk bed. Decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard. There is also a handy utility/boot room and hanging space for outdoor gear.. Thirlestane Woodland Lodges is part of our Wanderwood Lodge Holidays Collection, set within the beautiful Lauderdale Estate in the South of Scotland. Located a short distance from the charming Scottish Borders town of Lauder and surrounded by mature woodland, this extraordinary location enjoys spectacular views over the Leader Water, a tributary of the River Tweed, down to Thirlestane Castle.
The lodges are the perfect location for guests who love the outdoors. There are ample walking routes, local golf courses and the opportunity to fish on the River Tweed. Each lodge is decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard, surrounded by mature woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The lodges have been finished with the latest mod-cons, including a SMART TV and complimentary WI-FI. On the outside, the lodge also has its own screened and gated deck with a private hot tub and seating area for outdoor relaxation. There’s also not only an electric vehicle charging facility but to make life easier each lodge has its own shed for storing bicycles and pushchairs.
The Scottish Borders is so popular because of the sheer range of activities – historic houses and castles, exciting festivals, arts and crafts, delicious local produce and miles of rolling hills, beautiful valleys, and the Berwickshire coastline. Several local attractions have children’s programmes and events to ensure guests of all ages are entertained during their stay. Guests can make use of their complimentary grounds pass which allows them access to several trails around the estate. One particular trail will lead you directly to Thirlestane Castle which is open for daily guided tours through the summer, and private castle tours can be organised year-round.
Beyond the estate, guests can discover world-class mountain biking at Glentress, just 25 miles from the lodges. It has a fantastic range of challenging trails for the experts, as well as easier routes for beginners. Glentress also has a brilliant Go Ape high ropes course including a 325-metre long zip wire across the valley. Lauder has a 10 minute trail walk from the lodges and has a selection of delicious eateries, butcher, bakery, delis, a golf course and a gallery to discover. Guests can venture further afield and explore other local market towns such as Melrose and Kelso which are 12 and 17 miles away respectively. Furthermore, Scotland’s capital, the city of Edinburgh, is only 28 miles away – less than an hour’s drive.
For those who prefer water sports, you can head to St Mary’s Loch which is perfect for wild swimming and paddle boards. The lodges are also within an hour’s drive of the spectacular east coast, which has incredible sandy beaches and cliff walks. Guests can try their hand at surfing at Coldingham Bay which is well known for its high waves and brilliant surf school. There’s something for the whole family, let your adventures begin.. Thirlestane Woodland Lodges is part of our Wanderwood Lodge Holidays Collection, set within the beautiful Lauderdale Estate in the South of Scotland. Located a short distance from the charming Scottish Borders town of Lauder and surrounded by mature woodland, this extraordinary location enjoys spectacular views over the Leader Water, a tributary of the River Tweed, down to Thirlestane Castle.
The lodges are the perfect location for guests who love the outdoors. There are ample walking routes, local golf courses and the opportunity to fish on the River Tweed. Each lodge is decorated and furnished tastefully, with textiles inspired by the Scottish countryside, each room is finished to the highest standard, surrounded by mature woodland for the ultimate countryside retreat. The lodges have been finished with the latest mod-cons, including a SMART TV and complimentary WI-FI. On the outside, the lodge also has its own screened and gated deck with a private hot tub and seating area for outdoor relaxation. There’s also not only an electric vehicle charging facility but to make life easier each lodge has its own shed for storing bicycles and pushchairs.
The Scottish Borders is so popular because of the sheer range of activities – historic houses and castles, exciting festivals, arts and crafts, delicious local produce and miles of rolling hills, beautiful valleys, and the Berwickshire coastline. Several local attractions have children’s programmes and events to ensure guests of all ages are entertained during their stay. Guests can make use of their complimentary grounds pass which allows them access to several trails around the estate. One particular trail will lead you directly to Thirlestane Castle which is open for daily guided tours through the summer, and private castle tours can be organised year-round.
Beyond the estate, guests can discover world-class mountain biking at Glentress, just 25 miles from the lodges. It has a fantastic range of challenging trails for the experts, as well as easier routes for beginners. Glentress also has a brilliant Go Ape high ropes course including a 325-metre long zip wire across the valley. Lauder has a 10 minute trail walk from the lodges and has a selection of delicious eateries, butcher, bakery, delis, a golf course and a gallery to discover. Guests can venture further afield and explore other local market towns such as Melrose and Kelso which are 12 and 17 miles away respectively. Furthermore, Scotland’s capital, the city of Edinburgh, is only 28 miles away – less than an hour’s drive.
For those who prefer water sports, you can head to St Mary’s Loch which is perfect for wild swimming and paddle boards. The lodges are also within an hour’s drive of the spectacular east coast, which has incredible sandy beaches and cliff walks. Guests can try their hand at surfing at Coldingham Bay which is well known for its high waves and brilliant surf school. There’s something for the whole family, let your adventures begin.
Located in Greater London, this lodge is in a rural area. Romford Market and Lakeside Shopping Centre are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Thames Barrier Park and Rainham Marshes. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at ExCeL Exhibition Centre or O2 Arena.
Lodge with three bedrooms, one double and two twin and additional sleeping for two in the lounge area. Maximum of 4 adults and 3 children.. Set in the picturesque countryside, the Royal Arch Holiday Park in Aberdeenshire has stunning collection of holiday homes and lodges with your very own outdoor hot tub.
There are panoramic views at the foot of the Scottish Highlands with plenty of activities nearby including fishing, golf and outdoor adventures from Paddle Boarding, Axe Throwing or Rock Climbing with the Glenshee Ski Centre in easy reach too or if you’re looking for something a little slower in pace then Royal Arch Park is close to some of the most spectacular castles in Scotland, including Queen Elizabeth II’s Balmoral and Dunnottar Castles.
There are many golf courses, from Montrose to Trump Golf Course, and the spectacular sandy beaches of St Cyrus which stretch for 3 miles are within easy reach.. Set in the picturesque countryside, the Royal Arch Holiday Park in Aberdeenshire has stunning collection of holiday homes and lodges with your very own outdoor hot tub.
There are panoramic views at the foot of the Scottish Highlands with plenty of activities nearby including fishing, golf and outdoor adventures from Paddle Boarding, Axe Throwing or Rock Climbing with the Glenshee Ski Centre in easy reach too or if you’re looking for something a little slower in pace then Royal Arch Park is close to some of the most spectacular castles in Scotland, including Queen Elizabeth II’s Balmoral and Dunnottar Castles.
There are many golf courses, from Montrose to Trump Golf Course, and the spectacular sandy beaches of St Cyrus which stretch for 3 miles are within easy reach.. Play park
Group Bookings/Party Types
Please note the owners will not accept all-male, all-female or any large groups unless called through to the park first.
Kindly note that music is not to be played outside any later than 10.30
Please contact Royal Arch Park before confirming a booking within 72 hours before departure.
Located in Laurencekirk, this lodge is in a rural area. Caledonian Railway and Platform 22 are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Dunninald Castle and Gardens and Stonehaven Outdoor Pool. Aunty Bettys and Frostys Fun House are also worth visiting. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as fishing and other activities like golfing.
Lochearnhead, Perthshire, Stirlingshire, Scotland
From £448
Availability
Log cabin with one double with ensuite shower and two twin. Bath with overhead shower. Views over the loch.. This is ’Rob Roy country’, dominated by the impressive peaks of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a Chroin. An ideal centre for touring, the area bursts with opportunities for golf, (with 15 golf courses within one hours drive), walking, cycling, a wide range of water activities and excellent fishing. There are two hotels within easy walking distance, both with bars with log fires, which serve good bar food and à la carte meals. . This is ’Rob Roy country’, dominated by the impressive peaks of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a Chroin. An ideal centre for touring, the area bursts with opportunities for golf, (with 15 golf courses within one hours drive), walking, cycling, a wide range of water activities and excellent fishing. There are two hotels within easy walking distance, both with bars with log fires, which serve good bar food and à la carte meals.
Please note that the mooring on the park is free.
Please note: groups under 25 years old will need to pay a £100 cash refundable deposit following inspection of accommodation.
Group Bookings/Party Types
Group bookings under the age of 25 will need to pay a £100.00 refundable deposit following an inspection of the accommodation. The park does not allow single sex parties.
Facilities
The mooring on the park is free of charge
Located in Lochearnhead, this lodge is on a river. Galleria Luti and Hamilton Toy Collection are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Earthquake House and Cultybraggan Camp. Scottish Real Ale Shop and Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre are also worth visiting. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as fishing.
Lochearnhead, Perthshire, Stirlingshire, Scotland
From £490
Availability
Comfortable lodge. One double with ensuite shower, one twin and one with bunks. Bath with overhead shower. Views over the loch.. This is ’Rob Roy country’, dominated by the impressive peaks of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a Chroin. An ideal centre for touring, the area bursts with opportunities for golf, (with 15 golf courses within one hours drive), walking, cycling, a wide range of water activities and excellent fishing. There are two hotels within easy walking distance, both with bars with log fires, which serve good bar food and à la carte meals. . This is ’Rob Roy country’, dominated by the impressive peaks of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a Chroin. An ideal centre for touring, the area bursts with opportunities for golf, (with 15 golf courses within one hours drive), walking, cycling, a wide range of water activities and excellent fishing. There are two hotels within easy walking distance, both with bars with log fires, which serve good bar food and à la carte meals.
Please note that the mooring on the park is free.
Please note: groups under 25 years old will need to pay a £100 cash refundable deposit following inspection of accommodation.
Group Bookings/Party Types
Group bookings under the age of 25 will need to pay a £100.00 refundable deposit following an inspection of the accommodation. The park does not allow single sex parties.
Facilities
The mooring on the park is free of charge
Located in Lochearnhead, this lodge is on a river. Galleria Luti and Hamilton Toy Collection are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at St Fillans Golf Club and Killin Golf Club. Scottish Real Ale Shop and Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre are also worth visiting. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as fishing.
