The Wee Howf was the first of our glamping adventures when it opened in 2014. It is in an amazing spot and has been much loved. It sits on the side of our lochan in the trees and right over the top of the tumbling burn - it is built high on stilts. It has been a much loved cabin and the location is glorious!

It is time for an upgrade and the Wee Howf is growing up into a wonderful Tree House! We think it will be our best yet! Ian and Lewis have lots of experience and a flair for the quirky.

Totally surrounded by wildlife and our many animals, watch swallows dip, fish jump and listen for frogs to call.

Red kite will pay you a visit along with many other wildlife friends.

When dusk descends there is the fire pit to sit beside with nothing to hear but the birds going to bed and the burn bubbling beneath.

Once inside the woodburning stove will keep the Tree House totally cosy, sit by the fire or laze in the slipper bath. The bedroom will be accessed by the spiral stair taking you into a story book tree house bedroom with amazing views.

The Muckle Howf is a traditional Scottish stone-built steading converted into a luxury holiday cottage, it is the result of a long-term project undertaken at Craighead by Ian, Heather and family. What makes it special is the setting combined with the very high standard achieved in the conversion of the steading, a key aim being to offer something special for visitors, a place to enjoy and relax, with access to the gardens and a personal family welcome which has been awarded 5 stars* by the Scottish Tourist Board. With that in mind the design offers complete privacy but easy access. It optimises the wonderful views with its glazed gable end in the upstairs lounge and the master bedroom. Visitors are always welcome to call in at our own home for any help or advice they need. Dogs - Sorry but we can not accommodate dogs.

This Tree House is a beautifully designed and crafted masterpiece!

Built high up within the branches of the tree it has amazing 360 degree views over the Ochil hills and beyond

Immerse yourself in peace and quiet in this totally self sufficient tree house, which has internal cooking facilities, shower and wood burning stove/ oven, while downstairs there is compost toilet.

Guests who have already visited have loved it, really appreciating

the loving attention to detail in the design and build. It really is an exceptional glamping experience.

The Summer Howf offers a totally different Glamping experience – with a truly garden feel inside and out you are immersed in our country garden. It is a delightfully renovated Summer House complete with its own electricity and is furnished to give you a feel of camping but most definitely in a garden style. The Summer Howf is completely secluded amongst the trees at the very top of the garden alongside the duck pond with the ducks as your neighbours. Walk over the bridge to see the miniature donkeys and Highland cows. The Summer Howf is open from April to October. The Summer Howf is not suitable for children or dogs.

The Burrow with its beautiful red door. "It is a round door house under ground, and that means comfort". Perfect for tired Wizards, Halflings and those who have been on arduous adventures.

The Burrow is the real deal, constructed from natural stone and wood, built into the hill side, with handmade doors, windows and furniture.

As springs starts lovely wild flowers open along the verges and right over the roof.

​ There is nothing else like it, other than in story book tales!

A glorious place with fabulous views to enjoy, breakfast, second breakfast and elevenses!

With its glorious green round door it is just as all tired Wizards, halflings and those with furry feet would have expected at the end of an arduous journey.

Built right in to the hillside and adorned with grassy roofs and round doors, a stay here will transport you to a magical world of story book charachters where time stands still.

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Surrounded by beautiful open views of rolling countryside with endless wildlife to watch.

Here is a perfect sun trap to enjoy many hours reading and admiring the views. We believe this is one of the best glamping experiences in the heart of Scotland... we are not biased at all.

This beautiful and quirky squint roofed cottage is nestled at the side of the little lochan on Craighead Farm. With its bulging walls, sagging roof and a wonderful Scottish Oak Cruck frame, it's as though it has been here for centuries.