Roslyn House

The scent of a proper cooked breakfast drifts through Roslyn House most mornings, the kind that sets you up for a day on the hills or coast — depending where in the UK you've landed.

This is a flexible spot for those who want a roof but still that sense of being away: there's a guest house for folk who prefer a proper bed and a hot shower without the fuss, plus camping pods if you want something closer to sleeping out but with a door that locks. It suits couples after a quiet weekend, walkers who don't fancy packing a full tent, or anyone travelling with a dog who'd rather ask first than assume — the policy here is to check, which usually means they're open to well-behaved hounds.

Because facilities aren't detailed and campfires depend on a conversation when you arrive, this is very much a place to phone ahead and talk through what you need. It's open all year, so whether it's a midweek escape in February or a last-minute autumn break, there's usually space. The vibe feels more guest house than campsite, but with that pod option for anyone wanting something in between.