All our accommodations are on a working farm; we do take into ​consideration what we are doing on a daily basis so we can ​minimise noise and disturbance.

£175 - 1 night stay for 2 - Monday to Thursday

from 1st October 24 to 28th Feb 25

Our cosy hillside glamping cabin has everything ​you need for a relaxing break away, with stunning ​views across the sea to Ireland from the cabin and ​the hot tub. It is equipped with a walk-in shower ​room with WC and a small kitchenette, comfy ​sofa, table and double bed in an open-plan living ​area. With Freeview TV and free Wi-Fi, you have ​the option to remain connected to the outside ​world, if you want! The kitchen includes a ​microwave, coffee machine, George Foreman grill, ​slow cooker, two-ring hob, kettle, toaster, ​undercounter fridge, with a small freezer and a ​washing machine. Please note there is no oven.

WHAT’S PROVIDED: Bed linen, towels, toilet roll, ​tea, coffee, sugar, a wheelbarrow of logs, more can ​be purchased if required.

SHORT-TERM LET LICENCE - AR01066F

EPC Rating - Band D

Our cosy, quirky hillside shepherds hut is well-​equipped for its petite size, with stunning views to ​Islay, Jura, Cara and Gigha, from your built-in double ​bed, decking or hot tub. The hut has a walk-in ​shower room with WC, a small but well-equipped ​kitchenette with a breakfast bar. With Freeview TV ​and free Wi-Fi, you have the option to remain ​connected to the outside world, if you want! The ​kitchen includes a microwave, George Foreman grill, ​slow cooker, two-ring hob, kettle, toaster, and ​undercounter fridge with micro freezer. There is a ​beautiful Everhot stove, which keeps you cosy and ​also has a small oven.

WHAT’S PROVIDED: Bed linen, towels, toilet roll, tea, ​coffee, sugar, a wheelbarrow of logs, more can be ​purchased if required.

SHORT-TERM LET LICENCE - AR01067F

EPC Rating - Band D

Our cosy, quirky hillside shepherds hut is well-​equipped for its petite size, with stunning views to ​Islay, Jura, Cara and Gigha, from your built-in ​double bed, decking or hot tub. The hut has a ​walk-in shower room with WC, a small but well-​equipped kitchenette with a breakfast bar. With ​Freeview TV and free Wi-Fi, you have the option to ​remain connected to the outside world, if you ​want! The kitchen includes a microwave, George ​Foreman grill, slow cooker, two-ring hob, kettle, ​toaster, and undercounter fridge with micro ​freezer. There is a beautiful Everhot stove, which ​keeps you cosy and also has a small oven.

Whatever your plans are for your stay, we would like to help make it that little bit more special - from ​breakfast packs to birthday decorations, there's nothing we can’t organise!

Please contact us directly to arrange any additional requests before your stay.

Breakfast Protein Pack

£15

Includes:

6 farm eggs,

Packet of bacon,

6 pork link sausages

Breakfast Pack

£35

Includes:

6 farm eggs, cherry tomatoes, 1 packet of bacon,

Stornoway black pudding, 6 pork link sausages,

1 litre Wee Isle Dairy milk, 1 litre orange juice,

bread, baked beans

Special Anniversary & ​Birthday Decorations

£30

Surprise your loved one ​with Anniversary, ​Birthday or Just Married ​decorations. Includes, ​banner, bunting and ​balloons.

Please note we ask that ​the banners are returned ​at the end of your stay.

“The location was beautiful ​and the views were ​amazing even on a rainy ​day, on a nice day it’s the ​perfect place to watch the ​sunset soaking in the hot ​tub. Catherine the host was ​incredible and so helpful ​and made sure the hot tub ​was up and running for us ​because we are clueless ​when it comes to wood ​burning stoves! The lodge ​was clean and comfortable ​and had everything we ​needed for our short stay. ​Can’t wait to return for ​another stay!”

Marie, GB

April 2024

“The most wonderful of ​locations , a very ​comfortable and well ​furnished cabin with views ​over sheep fields, the coast ​and distant islands . Idyllic ​to sit in the hot tub looking ​out to sea. Catherine was ​incredibly helpful, offering ​help to warm up the hot ​tub, free fresh eggs , ​detergent for washing and ​even offering to post back ​a cable we had left behind . ​Highly recommended” .

Katherine, GB.

June 2024

“Our 3rd time staying in ​the last year and again ​the property was just ​perfect.Absolutley ​spotless so quiet and ​peaceful, hottub ​amazing as always and ​the hosts Catherine and ​Darryl are so nice and ​welcoming , we will ​definitely be booking up ​again as soon as we can ​find a suitable time slot ​of availability .”

George, GB

April 2024

northmuasdalefarm@outlook.com

Tel: 01583 421 231

Mobile: 07825 959 278

Please phone or email us to discuss your gift voucher requirements

northmuasdalefarm@outlook.com

01583421231

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How to get here

If you're coming from Glasgow, it's a scenic two and a half-hour drive, while Edinburgh is about three-and-a-half hours away by ​car. Additionally, Campbeltown Airport provides a quick 30-minute flight from Glasgow, making it an ideal destination for a ​weekend getaway. Car hire is available in Campbeltown.

For our neighbours in Northern Ireland, a small express passenger ferry provides easy access. From the north, we are just over ​an hour and a half away from Oban or Inveraray and 45 minutes from Lochgilphead. Conveniently, there's a regular bus ​service from Oban and Glasgow with a stop in Muasdale village.

Located on the main artery of the Kintyre peninsula, North Muasdale Farm is situated along the A83 in the village of Muasdale. ​Travelling along Muasdale village with the houses on your left, before you leave the 40mph speed limit there is a wide tarred ​road end, turn left and follow the farm track. We are the first farm on the left.

The A83 offers breathtaking scenery, winding through the splendour of Loch Lomond, over the 'Rest and Be Thankful' and ​alongside picturesque lochs before reaching the Atlantic Ocean as it skirts down the Kintyre peninsula. Whether you're ​travelling by motorbike or car, it's a route that promises an unforgettable journey.

Kintyre has a distinct island vibe despite being part of the mainland, making it a destination worth exploring. If you're ​embarking on an island-hopping adventure in Scotland, we are 20 minutes from the ferry terminal to Islay and 5 minutes from ​the ferry to Gigha.