Hidden Horizon
Hidden Horizon Glamping offers luxury pods with private hot tubs and sweeping views, just 20 minutes from Glasgow. It's the perfect place to relax, recharge and enjoy the great outdoors in comfort.
Set in the scenic Old Kilpatrick Hills, Hidden Horizon Glamping offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature, yet only 10 miles from Glasgow. With five beautifully designed self-catering pods, itβs ideal for couples, families or small groups looking for a relaxed and luxurious escape.
Each pod sleeps up to four guests and includes a private hot tub with LED mood lighting and water jets, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. Inside, youβll find a cosy double bed, a stylish en-suite shower room and a compact, well-equipped kitchenette with a Tassimo coffee machine. Natural toiletries, soft towels and robes are all provided, along with thoughtful extras like Pukka organic teas, hot chocolate pods and locally sourced gourmet treats.
Two of the pods, Haggis and Honey, are dog friendly and come with bowls, a mat and complimentary treats for your four-legged companion. Guests are asked to bring their own pet bed.
The location is ideal for walkers and adventurers, with direct access to trails in the surrounding hills and easy reach of the West Highland Way and nearby Munros. Whether you're planning a Highland road trip, a city break with a difference or a peaceful weekend in nature, Hidden Horizon is an excellent base for it all. Local shops, pubs and restaurants are close by, and the site is easy to reach from both Glasgow and the central belt.
Thoughtfully designed and beautifully placed, Hidden Horizon Glamping combines modern comfort and natural beauty for a truly memorable stay.
From complimentary bottles of Scottish water to local gourmet treats, the luxury pods come fully stocked so that you can enjoy the best glamping experience.
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