Vacation rentals in Glen Trool Lodge

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A bright bedroom features a spacious bed adorned with a yellow and gray blanket, complemented by decorative cushions. A window offers natural light, with patterned curtains framing the view. A wardrobe and a vanity table add functional charm to the cozy atmosphere.
Tiny home in Mauchline
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

Welcome to Wee Wyndford!

Cosy, comfortable, rural, peaceful retreat. Nestled in traditional Ayrshire countryside, surrounded by British wildlife. After a day exploring everything Ayrshire has to offer (be it history, culture, walking, seaside or golf) settle down in front of your roaring log burner or enjoy a drink on the private deck. Watch as the sun sets over the hill in front of you. Then, above you on a clear night, the Milky Way and a myriad of constellations appear. Truly rested, fall asleep in comfort & silence.

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A stone-built cottage is surrounded by lush greenery, with a well-maintained path leading to its entrance. Sunlight illuminates the exterior, highlighting the inviting façade and large windows. The property is set within a serene countryside landscape, showcasing the natural beauty of the area.
Cottage in Kirkcowan
5 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Popsal cottage

Popsal cottage is a charming stone built two bedroom home, exuding charcter and warmth. Nestled in a picturesque setting, it boasts stunning views of the surrounding countryside, making it an idyllic retreat for those seeking tranquility. The cottage has a cozy, inviting interior, featuring exposed stone walls and traditional design the cottage offers comfortable and well appointed accomodation. Inside there is a king bedroom and charming twin bedroom, providing versatile sleeping arrangements.

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Cabin in Pinmore
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 92 reviews

Laigh Letterpin Lodge

Ground Floor: 2 steps to entrance. all on the ground floor. Living room: With wood burner and smart TV. Kitchen/dining room: With electric cooker, microwave, and fridge, Bedroom: With super king-size bed. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet. Air Conditioning, electricity, bed linen, towels, bath robes and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for wood burner included. Welcome pack, including prosecco, tea, coffee, milk, bread, butter, and cereals. Raised decking with hot tub for 2 private

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A clear night sky filled with countless stars showcases the beauty of Glentrool Village. The image reveals two cozy bungalows framed by dark silhouettes of trees, emphasizing the tranquil rural setting under the expansive celestial display.
Bungalow in Newton Stewart
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Peaceful bungalow in the heart of Galloway Forest

Kelpies Cottage is a cosy two-bed bungalow in Glentrool, the only village in Galloway Forest Dark Skies Park. It's a beautiful, peaceful, rural location. You can expect awesome starry skies, and if you're lucky, maybe even the Aurora. Glentrool is all about the outdoors, with plenty of biking, wild swimming and walking nearby. We are right in the heart of the stunning Galloway Forest and part of the UNESCO designated Biosphere, with trees, streams, lochs and mountains right on the doorstep.

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The cottage features a charming white exterior, set against a backdrop of trees under a cloudy sky. A gravel path leads to the entrance, while a tranquil landscape of tall grasses and shrubs surrounds the property.
Cottage in Bargrennan
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 19 reviews

Quiet country cottage ideal Galloway Forest Base

Named after one of the region`s hills Curleywee cottage situated close to Glentrool makes it a perfect base to explore Galloway Forrest Park within the UK`s first Dark Sky Park and a UNESCO Biosphere Site. The region is renowned for its spectacular scenery, it`s proximity to some of Scotland`s world-class cycle trails, including the 7stanes, extensive walking and climbing trails, fishing on its rivers and lochs, there are also a wealth of public Museums, galleries and gardens to visit

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The Old Toll house is showcased with its distinctive round structure and white exterior. Black trim accents the windows and door, while a sign at the top identifies the building. A well-maintained street is visible, along with surrounding greenery in the background.
Cottage in Dumfries and Galloway
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews

The Old Toll House Petite and perfectly formed

Petite but perfectly formed The Old Toll house is a perfect base to explore Dumfries and Galloway. The Old Toll house was built in 1813 the same time as the bridge was built. It was the original Toll house used to collect the payment for people crossing between Newton Stewart and Minnigaff. The old wooden bridge and ford was replaced in 1813 John Rennie (The Elder) won the honour of the commission. Thomas Telford his competitor also submitted plans. Thank you for your booking.

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A welcoming collage of images features natural landscapes, a wooden cabin exterior, and various cozy interior elements. Notable visuals include rustic decor items, a serene sleeping area, and outdoor spaces with greenery and farm animals. The word 'WELCOME' is prominently displayed in the center.
Cabin in Dumfries and Galloway
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

Ride in/Ride out in luxury vintage style cabin

Luxurious cabin surrounded by nature, at the foot of Cairnsmore of Fleet, 200m from Kirroughtree 7 Stanes, Scotland's premier mountain bike trail, in the middle of Dark Sky Park within the Galloway Forest Park & the UNESCO GSA Biosphere. We've got secret wild swimming spots, stargazing, & wildlife in abundance, lovely walks on Cairnsmore or just relax, unwind and reconnect with family & friends. Our jewel of a cabin harks back to simpler days surrounded by beauty. Enjoy!

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Cabin in New Galloway
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

Oak Tree Hut

Unfortunately no dogs/children/infants are allowed. Oak Tree Hut is situated on our working sheep farm in Dumfries and Galloway. The views from the hut looks over St John’s Town of Dalry and up onto the Rhinns of Kells. Lie in bed watching the sunrise and sit on the verandah or soak in the outside bath while watching the sunset. Watch the bird life and livestock peacefully fly and amble by. The hut has everything you need to make your stay comfortable and memorable.

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A charming log cabin surrounded by lush greenery, featuring a wooden deck with a railing. Steps lead up to the entrance, where a welcoming door is complemented by outdoor seating. Colorful flowers bloom in the foreground, adding to the natural setting.
Place to stay in Pinwherry
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 211 reviews

Signal Box

The Signal Box is a cosy retreat to switch off in nature. On the edge of Galloway Forest Park and within the UNESCO Biosphere, it’s surrounded by wildlife. Culzean Castle and Country Park is a 40-min drive. Nearby, wild swimming is available at Girvan Beach, Galloway Forest Park, and the Water of Minnoch in Glen Trool. Galloway Forest highlights include scenic trails, Bruce’s Stone, and the Red Deer Range. On the edge of the Dark Sky Park, it’s perfect for stargazing.

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A living room is depicted with rich green walls and ambient lighting from multiple fixtures. A wooden coffee table sits in the center, surrounded by comfortable brown leather chairs adorned with plaid throws. Framed artwork is displayed on one wall, creating a homey atmosphere.
Home in Creetown
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 60 reviews

Bridgeview, The Hollow

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay at Bridgeview in Creetown. Situated next door to woodland walks and rivers, the scenery is stunning. There is also a children’s play park next door for all the family to enjoy! Creetown hosts a gem stone museum and a heritage museum. Within a 20min drive there is also a Cocobean chocolate factory, Mossy yard beach, Kirroughtree biking trail and the red deer range park. All fantastic for the whole family!

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An open living area features a light grey sofa and two inviting chairs arranged on a plush brown carpet. Large patio doors provide access to the exterior, allowing natural light to fill the space, complemented by decorative curtains and a patterned area rug.
Home in Glentrool
4.75 out of 5 average rating, 36 reviews

The Coorie

Located within the Galloway Forest Park (Britain's first nominated Dark Sky Park) in the small, tranquil village of Glentrool, surrounded by nature, with direct access to surrounding hills, ancient woodland, forest trails and Loch Trool. The Coorie, operated by the local community trust for the benefit of the community, provides modern bright, spacious accommodation for up to 5 guests who enjoy getting away from it all and enjoy the great outdoors.

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A charming stone building is surrounded by well-maintained grounds, featuring a small dog in the foreground. The structure showcases a pitched roof with skylights and a welcoming entry door framed by greenery. Nearby, a barn door adds to the rustic appeal.
Guesthouse in Kirkmichael
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 405 reviews

Gemilston Studio

Gemilston Studio is set on the edge of a conservation village in the grounds of former manse. Charming, secluded, close to the Community Shop and Cafe. Sunny terrace, access to large garden. Beautiful rolling country. Local activities - golf, walking, star gazing, wild swimming, riding, fishing, cycling; near beaches, Galloway Forest Park, Culzean Castle, Dumfries House & Burns Museum. Ten minutes from Dalduff and Blairquhan wedding venues.

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