Glamping in Scotland
Glamping in Scotland has exploded in popularity, and it’s easy to see why. Think of waking up to mountain views, dipping into a hot tub under the stars, and exploring lochs, forests, and coastlines right from your cabin door.
Glamping in Scotland: 10 of the Best Pods, Lodges and Yurts
Unlike traditional camping, glamping pods and luxury lodges give you the best of both worlds: fresh air and adventure with proper beds, en-suite bathrooms, and sometimes even Wi-Fi. For guests who want comfort while staying close to nature, Scotland’s glamping sites are some of the most magical in the UK.
We’ve pulled together this guide because glamping is now one of the most rewarding ways to explore Scotland. Glamping with a hot tub is even better. Whether you’re after a coastal pod, a woodland cabin, or a Highland pod with a hot tub, these are ten of the best glamping sites to book.
1. RiverBeds Luxury Lodges, Glencoe
Tucked away in the heart of the Highlands, RiverBeds Luxury Lodges offer a romantic glamping experience like no other. These cleverly designed micro-cabins sit right on the water’s edge, each with a private hot tub overlooking the river. Inside, you’ll find mood lighting, a coffee machine, and cosy interiors that make this the ultimate retreat after a day exploring Glencoe’s dramatic mountains and glens.
Hot tub? Yes, private.
Amenities: Stylish micro-cabins with en-suites, Wi-Fi, mood lighting, and coffee machines. Each has its own hot tub overlooking the river.
Stay with Woodlands Scot in Glencoe
Tiny but high-end cabins with en-suites and private hot tubs, set in one of Scotland’s most dramatic Highland valleys.
2. Wigwam Holidays – Cove Farm, East Lothian
Just 45 minutes from Edinburgh, Wigwam Holidays at Cove Farm gives you that back-to-nature feeling without sacrificing comfort. These dog-friendly glamping pods come with en-suite bathrooms, kitchenettes, fire pits, and even hot tubs. Perfectly placed for walking the John Muir Way or exploring East Lothian’s coastline, this is an easy escape that works for families, couples, and groups alike.
Hot tub? Yes, every pod.
Amenities: Ensuite pods with fire pits, kitchenettes, and heating. Dog-friendly and ideal for families.
Stay with Wigwam Holidays - Cove Farm
Family and dog-friendly glamping pods with hot tubs, fire pits, and coastal views, just steps from the John Muir Way.
3. The Snug at Logie Farm, Fife
For glamping with wow-factor views, The Snug at Logie Farm is hard to beat. The glass-fronted pods look out over the River Tay, giving you sweeping panoramas from the warmth of your bed or your own private hot tub. Just a short drive from St Andrews and Dundee, this spot makes a stylish base for exploring Fife’s historic towns, sandy beaches, and golf courses.
Hot tub? Yes.
Amenities: Modern pod with floor-to-ceiling glass, private hot tub, en-suite shower room, and luxury finishings.
Stay with The Snug at Logie Farm
A luxury pod with a private hot tub, and panoramic views over the River Tay.
4. Loch Tay Highland Lodges, Perthshire
If variety is what you’re after, Loch Tay Highland Lodges has it all; woodland cabins, geodomes, luxury pods, and more. Many come with hot tubs and fire pits, and the lochside location is a dream for outdoor lovers. On-site you can try kayaking, fishing, or archery, before tucking into a meal at the bistro. With Perthshire’s famous scenery on your doorstep, it’s glamping with adventure built in.
Hot tub? Available with many lodges and pods.
Amenities: A mix of premium glamping pods, geo-domes, and woodland cabins. On-site watersports, fishing, archery, and a bistro.
Stay with Lochtay Highland Lodges
A mix of pods, geo-domes and woodland cabins, many with hot tubs, plus on-site activities from fishing to archery.
5. Pitilie Pods, Perthshire
Set on a working farm near Aberfeldy, Pitilie Pods are a cosy and comfortable way to experience Highland Perthshire. Each wooden pod is heated, with en-suite facilities, kitchenettes, and a private outdoor space. By day you can explore nearby walking trails or whisky distilleries, then return to sweeping countryside views and starlit skies.
Hot tub? Not in every pod, but available in some.
Amenities: Heated wooden pods with en-suite shower rooms, kitchenettes, outdoor fire pits, and sweeping views of Highland Perthshire.
Stay with Pitilie Pods
Heated wooden pods with en-suites and fire pits, set in Highland Perthshire with sweeping views of the River Tay.
6. Braeview Escapes, East Borders
In the rolling hills of the Borders, Braeview Escapes combines rustic farm charm with stylish modern touches. These glamping pods come with private hot tubs, outdoor seating, and beautiful interiors that feel more boutique than basic. Coldingham Bay is just a short drive away, making it a perfect mix of countryside and coast for couples or families looking to switch off.
Hot tub? Yes, in some units.
Amenities: A mix of spacious pods and farm-style stays, rustic touches, and private tubs.
Stay with Braeview Escapes
Luxury glamping pods with private hot tubs, fire pits, and stylish interiors, set on a family-run farm just minutes from Coldingham Bay.
7. Inshriach House, Cairngorms
For a quirky, off-grid glamping adventure, Inshriach House offers shepherd’s huts, yurts, and even a treehouse deep in the Cairngorms. Each stay has its own character, with wood burners, outdoor baths, and plenty of charm. It’s the kind of place where you can totally unplug, wander through pine forests, and soak in a hot tub under the stars.
Hot tub? Yes.
Amenities: A quirky mix of yurts, shepherd’s huts, and off-grid stays. Each with wood burners and Highland views.
Stay with Inshriach House
Quirky pods and off-grid stays with wood burners and hot tubs, surrounded by Highland wilderness.
8. Maycroft Retreat, Perthshire
This small but perfectly formed retreat is designed for couples looking for a romantic escape. The pod comes with a wood-fired hot tub, a well-equipped kitchenette, and the option to add local food hampers or even a massage. Surrounded by peaceful countryside yet close to Perthshire’s towns and walking routes, it’s a glamping spot where relaxation is the top priority.
Hot tub? Yes, wood-fired.
Amenities: A cozy pod with its own kitchenette, double bed, food hampers on request, and optional spa treatments. Dog-friendly.
Stay with Maycroft Retreat
A cozy, dog-friendly pod with its own kitchenette, optional spa extras, and a wood-fired hot tub.
9. North Coast 500 Pods, Brora & Achmelvich
If you’re road-tripping Scotland’s famous NC500, these pods make the ideal stopover. Sleek, modern, and comfortable, they come with en-suite bathrooms and private decks, some even with hot tubs. Brora offers easy access to sandy beaches and whisky distilleries, while Achmelvich has some of the most stunning coastal scenery in the Highlands; perfect bases to break up your adventure in style.
Hot tub? Yes, in select pods.
Amenities: Stylish pods dotted along the NC500 route. Each with heating, en-suite bathrooms, kitchenettes, and sea or mountain views. Perfect for road trippers.
Stay with NC500 pods
Stylish pods along the NC500 route with en-suites, kitchenettes and stunning sea or mountain views.
10. Cairngorms Glamping, Aviemore
Family-run and welcoming, Cairngorms Glamping sits just outside Aviemore, right in the heart of the national park. Their luxury pods feature log burners, wood-fired hot tubs, and private decking, making them a cosy base for year-round adventures. Whether you’re here for skiing, hiking, or wildlife spotting, you’ll return to a warm, comfortable pod with everything you need to relax.
Hot tub? Yes, available in premium pods.
Amenities: Independent family-run site with luxury pods, wood-fired hot tubs, log burners, and private decking. Ideally located near Aviemore for outdoor activities.
Stay with Cairngorm Glamping
Family-run luxury pods with wood-fired hot tubs and log burners, perfectly placed for outdoor adventures near Aviemore.
Why Choose Glamping in Scotland?
From luxury glamping pods with hot tubs to coastal hideaways on the NC500, Scotland has something for every kind of traveller. Pods bring together nature and comfort — with proper beds, heating, and even Wi-Fi in some.
Glamping in Scotland means adventure by day and comfort by night. You can explore wild landscapes, then return to a warm pod, hot shower, and maybe a soak under the stars.