Wee Hoose Glamping Pod 1

From arrival to leaving was a great experience glamping for the first time. A really warm welcome and farewell from kevin as he should me through the pod and what's around nearby as well. Ashtonishngly well thought out glamping pod that exceeded my expectations. Perfect for solo trips & for couples on highland getaways and it's on the iconic NC500 route!

The macerator scared me in the morning just like I was told it would The gravel car park can be tricky to navigate for motorbikes

It was just perfect after a long drive. Everything I needed to just relax and rest. They had thought of everything! It was warm, cosy, quiet and the breakfast was delicious!! Honestly, I loved it… so did my lab!

I have been to this same location many time and I like the remoteness of the site amidst the beautiful landscape of the River Naver valley. The people in this area are friendly and if you love remote natural locations this is the place to go. Wonderful beach, with a lovely little store cafe only a 7 miles from the site in Betty Hill. This small community also has a shop, petrol and church. Plenty of walks in the area with quite a few wooded walks within easy distance of the pod site. The Glamping pods are completely self contained and the landlord (and his dog) supply you with a decent amount of food for a proper cooked breakfast (which you cook in the pod). The pods have a small shower and there is a communal campfire area outside if you wish to meet other campers. There are no street lights in this region, so the night skies are fantastic, and from the pods you can watch them through the window over the main bed. In autumn the surrounding countryside is spectacular and relatively easy to walk through. The weather is usually not that bad, although this is the North of Scotland, so do not expect tropical temperatures (even if the beaches are tropical to look at). And you need to a bit of rain to keep all the vegetation green and lush. Natural beauty comes at a price! Highly recommended.

Holiday too short and at the end of October, the days are short a well (expect around 10 hours of sunlight max, and in the valley it remains dim a good hour after sunrise and an hour before sunset).

Kevin was a very pleasant and helpful and left a full hearty breakfast for us to cook.

The pod met my requirements.

Everything was fine for me.

Lovely little pods in the middle of nowhere. It was so nice and quiet. Kevin is a great lad, had a good and fun chat with him. The pods are complete, and you can also have a good time outside, weather permitting.Be aware though that they are really small. Breakfast is included, if you prepare it yourself. Everything (full Scottisch) is in the fridge.

Nothing negative about these pods, but as it turns out, we don't like camping, not even glamping....

Remote area, well thought out for guests, lots of local knowledge from host. Good breakfast too!

Nothing to dislike!

Fantastic

Lovely location and Kevin very helpful Lovely breakfast

Slightly dated