Roslin Villa

The morning light slants through tall windows onto polished floorboards, and you wake to birdsong rather than tent zips — this is camping's comfortable cousin.

Roslin Villa offers both traditional guest house rooms and camping pods, making it a good shout for groups with mixed camping tolerance, couples after a proper bed following a long drive, or anyone wanting a roof and four walls without sacrificing that away-from-home feel. The pods give you the overnight adventure with a bit more shelter, while the guest house side delivers full B&B hospitality. Open all year, so it works for winter weekends when canvas loses its appeal. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth a call ahead if you're bringing yours.

Expect a more hosted stay than a typical campsite — this isn't pitch-where-you-like freedom, but you gain hot showers, comfortable sleeping, and likely a proper cooked breakfast. Campfires are possible but check the situation when you arrive, as it'll depend on conditions and where you're staying. The vibe leans towards a relaxed, small-scale retreat rather than a bustling site — ideal if you want the outdoors nearby but a genuinely restful base to return to.