The thick stone walls hold the coolness of summer mornings and the warmth of winter evenings — this converted grain store still feels like the working building it once was, solid and sheltering.
Perfect for couples after a bit more comfort than canvas, or anyone wanting a base that works in all weathers. The pods and guest house rooms give you a proper roof and a door that locks, while keeping that sense of sleeping somewhere with character and history. You're in gentle Perthshire countryside here, the kind of landscape that rolls rather than roars, with woodland walks and farm tracks threading through.
It's a small, quiet setup — facilities aren't listed in detail, so worth asking ahead about what's included and whether your dog's welcome (policy varies). Campfires need checking on arrival. Open all year, which makes it a solid winter bolthole or a spring retreat. Anglers might want to know Tayberry Farm Fly Fishery is close by if you're planning a few hours with a rod. The vibe's more restful than raucous — come for the peace and the old bones of the building.
