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Created to keep it’s environmental footprint to a minimum, the whole site has a private spring water supply and treatment plant, the bunkhouse has superb insulation to keep it toasty warm all year round and the area of Alston is part of a major conservation area.
Rookhow Bunkbarn in the Lake District has a large hall which can be hired alongside the bunkbarn. Perfect for many uses, from music making to yoga, parties to seminars & extra sleeping to the 16 bunks.
Excellant value group accommodation in the Lake District National Park. Our little camping barn has disabled access, a drying room, and self catering facilities! The Lake District has endless opportunities for views, outdoor sports, hikes, cafes, towns, shops, and restaurants. Grisedale Farm and Dacres Stable have horses, wild flowers, and lush green meadows… Come, and be free from daily duties in this natural paradise.
Local resident red squirrels and farm animals rejoice in this natural haven… why shouldn’t you?
This great little hostel has the Gold Award from Green Tourism, the Green Leader award from Trip adviser and is consistently featured highly in local and international Eco award listings.
THIS BUNKHOUSE IS NOW CLOSED. Close to Kielder Water, Hadrian’s Wall, the Reivers Coast to Coast and Pennine Way.
NEW HOT TUB CABINS AND NEW LUXURY VILLA!
Stay in a straw bale bunkhouse on an organic community run farm in Shropshire. Experience many aspects of the National Curriculum first hand.
Inveraray Hostel is close to the wild and beautiful Loch Fyne. It has a welcoming atmosphere, private rooms, a wildlife friendly garden and an Electric Vehicle charging point.
Hagg Farm Outdoor Education Centre in the Peak District offers on and off-site adventure activities led by experienced and highly qualified instructors. There is comfortable, well equipped accommodation for 44 in dorms and leaders’ rooms at the Centre, plus an extra 18 beds at the smaller John Hunt Base next door. On-site activities include climbing, zip wire, orienteering, bushcraft and various team challenges. Other activities such as caving, rock climbing, stream scrambling, abseiling and canoeing can also be provided. Programmes aim to enrich the curriculum and help learners reach their potential through positive engagement with the education process, increasing confidence, group awareness, healthy activity and fun.
Situated in Hathersage, in the heart of the Peak District, St Michael’s Centre offers excellent activities and curriculum opportunities for visiting primary and special school groups.
Warm your bodies and souls with a cosy wood burning stove and good conversation in this converted 18th century stable and hayloft.
Springhill Farm, with a sweep of sea views towards the Farne Islands and Bamburgh Castle, offers a range or accommodation including a modern Eco bunkhouse, camping, wigwams and cottages.
The five ferry challenge is a 51 mile route over mountains and sea.
This cosy hostel, sleeps 22 across 10 rooms and is just one and a half hour’s drive from Glasgow airport.
Starring the legendary Ben Nevis, with his back up crew, featuring the Aonachs and the Grey Corries! These celebrity mountains breathe ancient character into the landscape, and whisper legends of a mountain goddess, who made Ben Nevis her throne.
Situated amongst the trees and old gardens this old country house provides warm and comfortable accommodation for groups and individuals. Family rooms and dormitorys available, kitchens, lounges and wildlife gardens.
Guests have a wonderful stay at The Old School bunkhouse.
This 19th century revival castle is just two miles from Woodside Lodges Bunkhouse which has small bunkhouse units, Scandinavian lodges, a campsite and camping pods.
There’s no better place to stay to enjoy the 70 varied walks of Guildford Walkfest than Puttenham Eco Camping Barn. The Walkfest runs for the whole of September and all 70 walks are guided and free.
