Fernhollow

Highland Lochs & Beyond

Your Escape
Into The
Quiet Wild

Four cabins in the wildest, quietest corners of the map. Unplug, breathe, and reconnect with what matters most.

4.9from 2,400+ stays

Your stay

Alderwood

£289 /night

Four cabins

Each one is the only building you can see.

We keep four. Any more and we would stop knowing them. Pick the one that suits the weather you are after.

In every cabin

The list is short because nothing on it is optional.

01

A fire that does the heating

Cast-iron burner, kindling and a first basket of birch in every cabin.

02

No shared walls, no neighbours

Each cabin sits on its own ground. You will not see another building.

03

Beds made up before you arrive

Linen, wool blankets, and towels for however many of you are coming.

04

A kitchen you can actually cook in

Full hob and oven, sharp knives, a cafetière and more than four plates.

05

Water, off the hill

Filtered spring supply. Hot showers with proper pressure.

06

Signal when you want it

Starlink in every cabin, and a switch by the door to turn it off.

A lit wood burner throwing warm light across a linen sofa facing a window onto a loch
A bed in a timber sleeping loft directly beneath a large skylight full of stars
A compact cabin kitchen in morning light with a stone sink beneath a window onto pines

Add to your stay

The small things that make it a holiday.

Chosen now, ready when you arrive. Nothing here is a surprise on the final bill.

  • A bundle of split silver birch logs tied with twine on a weathered cabin porch

    Firewood bundle

    Seasoned birch, split and stacked by the door before you arrive.

    £18 / stay
  • An open wicker hamper with sourdough, eggs, honey and butter on a scrubbed oak table

    Highland hamper

    Sourdough, eggs, heather honey and butter. Breakfast solved.

    £45 / stay
  • A round cedar hot tub steaming on a timber deck at dusk with pines behind

    Hot tub, heated for arrival

    Up to temperature by the time you put the handbrake on.

    £60 / stay
  • A wet border collie asleep on a sheepskin rug in front of a lit wood burner

    Bring the dog

    Towels, a bowl, a bed by the fire and no raised eyebrows.

    £25 / stay
A still highland loch at dawn with mist on the water and dark pines along the far shore
The nearest streetlight is nineteen miles away. You notice it on the first night.

Loch Vaar, Argyll

Guests

What people say when they get home.

  • “We did not open the laptop once. That has never happened on a holiday before.”

    Rhona & Tom · Birchfell · March

  • “The hot tub was hot when we got there, which after five hours of driving felt like a small miracle.”

    Priya S. · Corrie · January

  • “Our collie has never been welcome anywhere. Here there was a bed by the fire with his name on the tag.”

    Mark D. · Duneholm · October