Our huts are a perfect setting to set aside time for a digital detox, with no wifi, allowing you to unplug, restore, reflect and revive.

Our 700 acre farm has a diverse landscape from wilderness to grassland with organic farming and conservation at the forefront. We welcome you to enjoy the glorious walks along the river in the Dean or past the Pictish fort along the ridge top or through one of the many woodlands and grasslands where the resident sheep and cattle also roam.
Each hut is based in secluded spots on the farm, with fields, woodlands and the river only a short walk away.

The village of Greenlaw is a 2 minute drive away or a 10 minute walk away. It has a cafe, a pub, a pharmacy and a small local shop where you can buy the essentials.

The town of Duns is a 10 minute drive and has more shops, takeaway restaurants and a Co-op shop. Kelso is 8 miles away.

Guest access

In addition to your cabin, you will have access to the HQ caravan with shower, toilet and tea and coffee facilities. 

Other things to note

Whilst staying here you can enjoy the sounds of woodpeckers during the day and owls during the night. If you were to walk along one of the many walks on the farm you are likely to see hares, deer, see signs of badgers and also see signs of otters along the river.

You can enjoy evenings in front of the wood burning stove or go for an evening stroll, book the fishing hut to watch the birdlife on the reservoir or watch the local badger cubs playing on the banks of the Dean.

The farm itself has no roads, and so on the farm you will have to walk everywhere.

There is no car access to any huts. We will happily drop any bags of at your hut.

Our farm is welcome to lovers of the countryside and nature. We don’t have wifi to encourage you to enjoy the local scenery. 

Getting around

To get here, Greenlaw is on the number 60 bus route so can be accessed via public transport.

If travelling by car and driving to the village, there is usually ample roadside parking to access shops, etc.