Craskie Estate offers a selection of beautiful and unique holiday accommodation in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. The estate offers 155 secluded acres to explore, including our own Loch Craskie and stretch of the River Cannich, native birch and ancient pinewood forest and heather moorland. Fishing for pike and brown trout is included with your stay and permits are available for non-residents.
Hill walkers and mountain climbers are spoilt for choice with 14 Munros and many smaller peaks in the area. Craskie is close to the long distance Affric-Kintail Way which links the Great Glen Way with the west coast, and the stunning North Coast 500 driving route. Pods sleeping 2 or 4 guests or a self-catering cottage sleeping 3+1 with an enclosed garden?
Hill walkers and mountain climbers are spoilt for choice with 14 Munros and many smaller peaks in the area. Craskie is close to the long distance Affric-Kintail Way which links the Great Glen Way with the west coast, and the stunning North Coast 500 driving route. Pods sleeping 2 or 4 guests or a self-catering cottage sleeping 3+1 with an enclosed garden?
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Ben and I (Leila) first visited Scotland in 2010 when we holidayed with our dogs on the west coast. This was the beginning of a love affair with the Highlands and we were married on the shores of beautiful Loch Torridon two years later. We decided we would like to make the Highlands our home so began looking for a property where we could also run our own business.
We have four wooden, glamping pods situated to take advantage of stunning and uninterrupted views over Loch Craskie. Excellent insulation and a low wattage, high output heaters make them warm and dry all year round and three of them are also dog friendly. Far from basic and surprisingly well-equipped, this is the luxury end of glamping.
Our Highland holiday cottage was formerly part of a watermill at Craskie and has been extended over the years to provide cosy and characterful accommodation. Sleep 3+1 in a double room, single room and a 4ft double sofa bed. Located adjacent to our own home, but not overlooked, with a secure, private garden and fantastic views of the Loch.
If you need to cancel or change your reservation, please let us know as soon as possible. Due to the unpredictable nature of the Highland weather, we strongly advise you take out appropriate travel insurance. All pods (except for the twin pod), and the Old Mill are dog friendly and dogs are very welcome by arrangement.
Please use the form for general enquiries. If you are ready to book a stay with us then you can either book a pod online here, or book The Old Mill online here. Inverness Airport is just 6 miles outside Inverness. The nearest train station is Beauly Station and buses run between Inverness, Drumnadrochit, Beauly, Cannic and Glenaffric.
