
Loch Ruel A-frame
A glass gable over the water, a jetty for cold mornings and a wood-fired tub on the shingle.
- Sleeps 2
- Wood-fired tub
- From £215
Three off-grid cabins in the western Highlands, each a long walk from the next. No wifi, a wood-burner, and nothing to do but watch the weather.
Each one sits on its own stretch of land with its own path in. You will hear the burn, the wind and possibly a stag. You will not hear the neighbours.

A glass gable over the water, a jetty for cold mornings and a wood-fired tub on the shingle.

Two-hundred-year-old stone walls, a new turf roof and a box bed beside the stove. Forty minutes on foot from the car.

Six metres up among Scots pines, with a glass front, a reading nook and bunks for two small explorers.

The cabins run on sun, wind and spring water. We stock them before you arrive, so the only decision on day one is whether to swim before or after the fire is lit.
The last eleven miles are single-track road along the glen. We send a hand-drawn map, the gate code and a note about the cattle grid the week before you arrive.
Hollowmere and Glen Ruel are fictional. Travel times are illustrative.
The A-frame and the treehouse have parking a few minutes' walk away. The bothy is a forty-minute walk on a good path, and we carry your bags in by quad on arrival day.
Patchy at the A-frame, none at the bothy, one bar if you stand on the treehouse deck and lean left. Each cabin has an emergency landline.
June to August they are part of the experience. Every cabin has head nets, repellent and screened windows. Spring and autumn are almost midge-free.
Full refund up to 30 days before arrival, half after that. If the road closes for snow we move your dates for free.