Gypsy hut

I loved the simplicity of the hut, and arrived after wild camping in North East Scotland for two weeks, so I simply needed a place to stay as I travelled the long distance back home, and I didn't want to be indoors in a stuffy hostel room, so the hut gave me the best of both worlds - somewhere dry where I didn't need to pack and unpack all my camping gear again, and a place that was the perfect transition from outside to in. The hut was beautifully built and had everything I needed including camp kitchen. There was also a beautiful and warm fully plumbed shower and toilet hut with electric shower and flushing toilet, a luxury after compost toilets and wild weeing! Viv, the host was also super helpful and really inspiring to chat to and the three dogs, cat, chickens and sheep were also a joy to commune with too! The views and dark skies were another reason to return again.

Everything was perfect - even the rain held off!

It was so perfect! Fun and unique, and deeply warm and cozy! On such a beautiful piece of property, and wish we could have stayed longer. I'd be surprised if we didn't come back. All around, from the bathroom, to the sleeping mats, to the kettle and fridge, it was just all perfect - nothing missed. Also hearing sheep bleat as a morning alarm - gorgeous!

The hut and the toilet/shower block were great, perfect for what I needed solo cyclist.

The farmyard the hut is in could do with a decent tidy up, feels neglected. Be handy if there was some way of locking a bicycle to a security rail/post next to each hut.

Basic. Detox. Exactly what I needed.

The lights in the toilet!

Had a great few days in the hut. Viv is a fantastic host, and the hut is perfect for people looking for a great value place to lay your head. Rustic, and minimal, but if you're the type to go for it, a veritable lap of luxury. Will be back for sure!

Its the most unique experienced for us all. Its is not the most comfort stays, but it met our expectation as we know its a small cabin on a farmhill. Imagine you're going out camping, but u dont have to bring all the tents/cooking tools etc, nice :). there are share shower and toilets outside cabin and suprisingly modern and clean. but the hot water was not working, maybe. Our stay was an a frosty night, so the views in the morning with horse, sheeps, hens, highland cows etc warms out heart.

We didnt know if the tap water is drinkable or not. no one told/answer us. Its good if it can be written anywhere in the hut.