Caithness View Luxury Farm Lodges
Perched in the far north Highlands, just outside Wick and within easy reach of John O’Groats, Caithness View Lodges offers luxury farm lodges with panoramic views, modern interiors, and a peaceful rural setting.
from £235.00 Per night*
Barrock Mains, Lyth, Wick, Caithness, KW1 4UE
T: +44(0)7920 147292
Perched in the far north Highlands, just outside Wick and within easy reach of John O’Groats, Caithness View Lodges offers luxury farm lodges with panoramic views, modern interiors, and a peaceful rural setting. These lodges make an ideal base for exploring Caithness, Orkney ferries, the North Coast 500 route, or simply soaking up the wide skies and big landscapes that define this part of Scotland.
Set on a working family farm, the lodges give you the best of both worlds: contemporary self-catering accommodation with countryside character all around.
Lodge Design & Comfort
Each lodge is designed to be spacious, warm, and family-friendly, with thoughtful features for short or longer breaks.
Sleeps up to 6 people: One separate twin bedroom, a double bed in the open-plan living space, plus a double sofa bed.
Open plan living & dining area with a large picture window, giving you uninterrupted views across farmland and out towards the Caithness coast.
Fully equipped kitchen: oven, hob, fridge freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle, crockery, utensils, and a breakfast bar for casual dining.
Private bathroom: rainfall shower with handset, toilet, vanity unit, heated towel rail, and complimentary toiletries.
Heating throughout with electric radiators you can control, ensuring comfort in every season.
Entertainment: 32” flat screen TV with Freeview and DVD player, Wi-Fi throughout the lodge, plus board games and DVDs for family nights in.
With their clean design, light interiors, and homely touches, these lodges feel cosy and welcoming while offering plenty of space.
Outdoor Living & Amenities
What sets Caithness View Lodges apart is the emphasis on outdoor living and relaxation:
Private decking with seating, perfect for morning coffee or evening sunsets.
BBQ hut for each lodge, stocked with utensils, charcoal, and crockery - so you can grill and gather whatever the weather.
Outdoor dining area with picnic bench and table.
Free private parking beside each lodge for easy access.
Surrounded by wide open farmland, offering a true escape from busier parts of the NC500.
Each lodge has its own private BBQ hut and private garden.
Location & What’s Nearby
The lodges are based at Barrock Mains Farm, near the village of Barrock. This spot puts you within easy reach of some of Caithness’s most famous sights:
John O’Groats – just a short drive away, perfect for photos at the iconic signpost and catching the ferry to Orkney.
Castle of Mey – once the Queen Mother’s Highland retreat, open to visitors in summer.
Duncansby Stacks – dramatic sea stacks near John O’Groats, popular with walkers and photographers.
Local beaches – wide sandy stretches such as Reiss Beach and Dunnet Bay.
Wick and Thurso – the two main towns of Caithness, both within easy reach for shops, restaurants, and heritage sites.
For NC500 road-trippers, the lodges offer a restful stop with space to breathe, while for families they make an excellent week-long holiday base.
Why Stay at Caithness View Lodges
Spacious family-friendly lodges that sleep up to 6.
Self-catering convenience with fully equipped kitchens.
Private BBQ huts – a unique feature, perfect for cosy evenings.
Panoramic views across the farmland and coast of Caithness.
Free Wi-Fi and parking, making them practical as well as scenic.
Close to John O’Groats, Castle of Mey, Orkney ferries, and NC500 highlights.
You will receive discounts on longer stays
Features
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TV
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Wifi
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Kitchen
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Heating
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Decking area
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Twin separate bedroom
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Private BBQ Hut
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Tea and Coffee provided
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