The wild Scottish landscape feels even more expansive when viewed from a snug little shepherd’s hut. Our humble huts hark back to a simpler, pastoral way of life, but with all the amenities (and heat, this is Scotland) you need for a relaxing glamping break. You’ll find cosy sleeping nooks, wood burners and fairy-lit verandas, but most importantly you’ll be totally immersed in the majesty of nature. Perched among the rugged mountains, you’re likely to see as many Highland cattle and red deer as flocks of sheep.
We might be based in the South-West, but you don’t have to ask the Canopy & Stars team twice if they’ll go and visit shepherd’s huts in Scotland. We’ll be out the door in our hiking boots faster than you can say Northern Lights. We inspect every single one of our glamping places, staying overnight to make sure they have that magic blend of comfort, individuality and a deep connection to nature.
Hark back to a simple, pastoral way of life in one of our wild and remote shepherd’s huts. They’re places to slow down, switch off and breathe in deep lungfuls of fresh country air as any lingering stress drifts away on the breeze.
If you care about the environment and are partial to organic farms and abundant wildlife, then you’ve come to the right place. Take a look at our most sustainable shepherd’s huts that don’t scrimp on comfort.
There are things you’d pay for if you could, but nature offers them up free of charge, as long as you’re there to look for them. To make sure you are, we’ve rounded up part two of our best budget glamping spaces, so you can go in search of some of the best things.
We're majority employee owned, which means we all get a say in how the business is run.
Our Charitable Trust uses 24% ownership of the company to support environmental causes
We're committing to raise £50,000 by 2027 to help protect nature in our national parks.
