Over 590 Lodges | Established 2018
Over 590 Lodges | Est. 2018

Lodges & Log Cabins
Southern Scotland

Discover a world of rolling hills, dramatic coastlines, and historic hidden gems with our premium collection of holiday accommodation. Often referred to as Scotland’s best-kept secret, this enchanting region offers the perfect escape for those seeking peace, tranquility, and open space without the long drive further north. Whether you are planning a romantic weekend getaway or a fun-filled family break, our holiday lodges and log cabins in Southern Scotland provide an idyllic base just a short drive from Northern England and the Central Belt. 

Our handpicked directory features exceptional properties spanning across the region's most captivating landscapes. Explore the spectacular Solway Coast and beautiful countryside with a relaxing stay at Mouswald Lodge Park in Dumfries & Galloway. If you prefer the sweeping valleys and peaceful rivers of the east, our luxury accommodation choices in the historic Scottish Borders—including the popular Lilliardsedge Holiday Park in Jedburgh and the scenic Teviot View Lodges in Hawick—offer an unbeatable setting for walking, cycling, and unwinding. Further west, the stunning country estates of Ayrshire, such as Gadgirth Estate Lodges, combine rural peace with easy access to sandy beaches and world-class golf courses.
Every holiday home in our collection is carefully chosen to ensure a premium stay. From dog-friendly log cabins nestled in peaceful woodlands to spacious contemporary lodges featuring private hot tub options, find your ultimate Southern Scotland escape today.
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Glentress Forest Cabins, Peebles

Scotland

Glentress Forest Cabins are located near Peebles, in the fabulous Scottish Borders; renowned for its idyllic scenery and abundance of outdoor activities.
  • Sleeps 10
  • Bedrooms 4
Forest Lodges and Cabins
Hot Tubs
Off Road Parking
Pet Friendly
WiFi
  • Forest Lodges and Cabins, Hot Tubs, Off Road Parking, Pet Friendly, WiFi
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Gadgirth Estate Lodges, Ayr

Scotland

Surrounded by countryside and scenic walking routes, Gadgirth Estate Lodges offers the perfect base for families, walkers, cyclists and anyone looking to enjoy the great outdoors in Scotland.
  • Sleeps 6
  • Bedrooms 3
Hot Tubs
Off Road Parking
Pet Friendly
WiFi
  • Hot Tubs, Off Road Parking, Pet Friendly, WiFi
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Teviot View Lodges, Hawick

Scotland

Set on the riverbanks of Teviot, Teviot View Lodges have magnificent views in 10 acres of parkland, and is great choice for families, friends or couples for their next Scottish holiday.
  • Sleeps 6
  • Bedrooms 3
Hot Tubs
Pet Friendly
WiFi
  • Hot Tubs, Pet Friendly, WiFi
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Nunland Hillside Lodges

Scotland

Nunland Hillside Lodges are nestled in a hillside with wonderful views across Scotland’s beautiful woodlands and forests.
  • Sleeps 4
  • Bedrooms 2
Hot Tubs
Romantic Retreats
  • Hot Tubs, Romantic Retreats
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Mouswald Lodge Park, Dumfries

Scotland

Mouswald Lodge Park is luxury living combined with boutique chic. Set in the grounds of Mouswald Place Mansion House, the lodges are surrounded by stunning landscaped gardens.
  • Sleeps 8
  • Bedrooms 4
Hot Tubs
Pet Friendly
WiFi
  • Hot Tubs, Pet Friendly, WiFi
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Log Cabin near Girvan

Scotland

Girvan log cabin is a stylish, modern cabin boasting a peaceful countryside location and sea views, a great setting for a relaxing break or romantic weekend with your loved one.
  • Sleeps 2
  • Bedrooms 1
Hot Tubs
Romantic Retreats
WiFi
  • Hot Tubs, Romantic Retreats, WiFi
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Lilliardsedge Holiday Park, near Jedburgh

Scotland

Lilliardsedge Holiday Park is immersed in 100 acres of beautiful woodlands, rolling hills, and serene countryside. Located between St.Boswells and Jedburgh, lovely woodland walks start right from your door.
  • Sleeps 8
  • Bedrooms 4
Hot Tubs
Off Road Parking
Pet Friendly
WiFi
  • Hot Tubs, Off Road Parking, Pet Friendly, WiFi
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Castlewigg Lodges, Newton Stewart

Scotland

Castlewigg Lodges are located near Whithorn in Dumfries and Galloway, and enjoy a wonderful countryside setting on the Machars Peninsula
  • Sleeps 4
  • Bedrooms 2
Off Road Parking
Pet Friendly
WiFi
  • Off Road Parking, Pet Friendly, WiFi
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Castlehill Cabin, Peebles

Scotland

Castle Hill Cabin is a delightful lodge that provides wonderful accommodation in the Scottish countryside
  • Sleeps 4
  • Bedrooms 2
Hot Tubs
Off Road Parking
Romantic Retreats
  • Hot Tubs, Off Road Parking, Romantic Retreats
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Best Things To Do - Southern Scotland

Planning a getaway to a luxury lodge or rustic log cabin in Scotland’s beautiful south? Spanning the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders and the dramatic coastlines of Dumfries & Galloway, this region is packed with incredible heritage, wild nature, and peaceful escape. To help you plan your itinerary, here are the 10 best things to see and do in Southern Scotland.

1. Stargaze at Galloway Forest Dark Sky Park
As the UK’s first designated Dark Sky Park, Galloway Forest offers some of the clearest, most breathtaking night skies in Europe. With incredibly low light pollution, thousands of stars, planets, and the bright band of the Milky Way are clearly visible to the naked eye. It is an unforgettable night-time adventure.
2. Explore the Ruins of Melrose Abbey
Founded back in 1136, Melrose Abbey is a magnificent ruin of a grand Cistercian monastery in the Scottish Borders. Famous for its intricate stone carvings—including a legendary flying pig—it is also the historic resting place for the embalmed heart of King Robert the Bruce.
3. Take in the View at Scott’s View
Located near Melrose, this scenic spot overlooks the winding River Tweed and the distinctive peaks of the Eildon Hills. It was the favourite viewpoint of the famous historic author Sir Walter Scott. He would stop here so often to look at the landscape that his horses would reportedly stop automatically without being asked.
4. Visit the Iconic Caerlaverock Castle
Situated right on the edge of the Solway Firth near Dumfries, Caerlaverock Castle is an impressive sight. It features a unique, medieval triangular design complete with a wide moat and imposing twin-tower gatehouse. It looks like something straight out of a storybook and tells tales of many historic border battles.
5. Walk the Dramatic Cliffs at St Abb’s Head
Managed by the National Trust for Scotland, this stunning nature reserve features towering volcanic cliffs, deep sea stacks, and a historic white lighthouse. The walking paths offer spectacular views of the crashing North Sea and provide a home to thousands of nesting seabirds like guillemots and razorbills.
6. Cycle the Famous 7stanes Trails
For outdoor adventure enthusiasts, Southern Scotland is a world-class destination for mountain biking. The 7stanes are seven top-tier mountain biking centres spread across the south, including popular hubs at Glentress near Peebles and Mabie near Dumfries. They offer fantastic trails for complete beginners and expert riders alike.
7. Step Back in Time at Abbotsford House
Nestled on the banks of the River Tweed, Abbotsford was the grand, custom-built home of Sir Walter Scott. The unique 19th-century mansion is filled with a fascinating personal collection of historic Scottish artefacts, rare books, and ancient armour. The formal walled gardens leading down to the river are beautiful to walk through.
8. Discover the Artists’ Town of Kirkcudbright
Situated on the beautiful Solway coast, Kirkcudbright has been a vibrant haven for famous painters and craft makers for generations. Stroll along the historic streets to admire the colourful houses, explore local art galleries, or visit MacLellan’s Castle, a 16th-century ruined tower house sitting right in the centre of town.
9. Tour the Historic Traquair House
Dating back to 1107, Traquair House is proud to be the oldest continuously inhabited house in Scotland. It has welcomed 27 Scottish kings and queens over the centuries, including Mary Queen of Scots. After touring the secret corridors, you can sample traditional ales crafted at the estate’s historic 18th-century brewery.
10. Walk Along the Sandy Beaches of Culzean Castle
Perched dramatically on an Ayrshire cliffside looking out towards the Isle of Arran, Culzean Castle is a true masterpiece. After exploring the grand rooms designed by Robert Adam, head down into the sprawling 600-acre country park to walk along the sandy beaches, explore hidden sea caves, and visit the peaceful swan pond.

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