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With beds still available for most August days, Campbeltown Backpackers, on the Kintyre Peninsular on the west coast of Scotland, deserves to be on your ‘places to stay this summer’ list. Renowned for its Whisky distilleries; (Springbank, Kilkerran and Glen Scotia), a tour and a tasting is definitely a ‘must’. The area also has stunning beaches, great walking and cycling routes. In fact there’s so much to do and see you’ll need to book at least a couple of nights. Check Availability.
Mid-week stays are now being offered for walk-up stays at just £150 (up to 23 people) with a second night for just £50 extra!
Adventures most definitely begin at Alstonefield Camping Barn. Gather a group of like minded souls, bring your camping equipment and hunker down in this delightful stone barn situated in the middle of a field away from neighbours. There’s a wood burning stove to keep you warm, a food prep area with kitchen units & washing up sink as well as an internal WC and hand basin. With wonderful walks on the doorstep and a pub you can walk to, you are guaranteed a night or two to remember.
This is a hostel with a difference. Ballyeamon Barn has its own “session house” where visitors have the chance to meet local musicians and singers during regular sessions of storytelling and music, free and open to all.
Owner Liz Weir hosts groups of visitors who want to experience the “real” Northern Ireland, meet the locals and feel part of the community. They do so within the rich culture and scenic beauty of the Glens of Antrim- with its folklore, music and dance.
Liz also offers storytelling workshops and can arrange local walking guides, horse riding, yoga and ‘pamper’ sessions for visitors. You will leave with lots of stories!
The Montane Winter Spine Challenger North is a non-stop, 160 mile race along the Pennine Way from Hardraw to Kirk Yetholm. This is a truly demanding race that gives you an opportunity to take on the northern section of the full race route. Beginning from Hardraw in North Yorkshire, runners have a time limit of 108 hours to get to the finish line at the infamous village of Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders.
Come and join us at our hostel nestled away in the beautiful ancient Shining Cliff woodland in Derbyshire!
With a wide range of things to see and do locally from water sports galore and horse riding, boat trips to the Farne Islands, visits to Bamburgh Castle and the holy island of Lindisfarne to explore, there is plenty to keep schools busy!
After months of prep, we finally open to our first Guest today who is walking the Coast Path.
Our guide to cycling in North Norfolk, a county that is not as flat as you expect, but has wonderful cycling routes, beautiful villages, towns, beaches, coastline & countryside, with lots of great pubs, cafes & restaurants along the way. – www.deepdalecamping.co.uk/cycling/
A uniquely situated off-road woodland hostel on the edge of the Peak District. We’ve got late availability for Easter, which is a beautiful time to be in this stunning ancient woodland, with crags, a lake and streams to explore and play, it’s a magical setting to get away from it all and feel nurtured in this stunning woodland.
Our Inchnadamph Explorers Lodge is nested on the far North West Coast of the Highlands in breathtaking and pristine wilderness where the stags roam free around the hills, seals and otters play by the shores and were white sand beaches make you feel relaxed & refreshed. We love the incredible connection between land and the sea. There is simply no other place like it!
Come and experience this spectacular beauty this season!
We offer a wide range of accommodation types for all budgets.
Join artist Emma Parkins on her Willow Sculpture Retreat at Shining Cliff hostel in Derbyshire on the 9th-11th May.
Cote Ghyll Mill offers top-notch facilities for cyclists, including a secure bike store, a state-of-the-art drying room, and luxsury private en-suite rooms with 1, 2, or 4 beds. Just a mile from the Coast to Coast route and surrounded by scenic cycling trails, it’s the perfect base for your adventure. Enjoy fantastic on-site amenities, with breakfast provided and meals available. Nearby Osmotherley village has charming pubs, a tea room, and shops.
OUT WITH OLD AND IN WITH THE NEW !!!
With the main house having its make over last year.. WE are finally making a start on our GLARAMARA BUNKHOUSE, also known as the ANNEX. The annex in total sleeps 14 people with its own toilet and shower block, Very popular over the last couple of years with Groups, Families and Solo travellers.
Ty Cwch holds Green Tourism Gold certification. Not because it looks good on marketing materials, but because sustainable design was the entire point.
Aberystwyth University Bunkhouse is open for individuals and groups year-round. Accommodation is in single rooms with shared self-catering kitchens and bathrooms. Meals are also available nearby. An Ideal stopover on the Wales Coast Path long-distance walk.
Situated on the eastern slopes of Kinder, at 1160ft it is just a mile from the summit and three miles (mostly downhill) through the vale of Edale to the official start. The barn sleeps up to 23 in 5 rooms and has electricity and open fires. The Pennine Way skirts the western side of the Kinder plateau so here’s your chance to explore the eastern flank and warm up those legs ready for the amazing challenge that lies ahead.
Escape to Llangollen Hostel this May Bank Holiday for a cosy countryside retreat. Nestled in the heart of this charming Welsh town, the hostel offers a warm welcome, comfortable rooms, and easy access to stunning riverside walks, historic landmarks, and outdoor adventures.
Whether you’re exploring the scenic Dee Valley, hiking up Castell Dinas Brân, or simply unwinding in a friendly atmosphere, Llangollen Hostel is the perfect base for your May Bank Holiday long weekend getaway.
We entered the Quid Games, a race like no other. With many prizes up for grabs.
OLD RED LION IS CURRENTLY NOT ACCEPTING BOOKINGS A welcome shortcut on the North Sea Cycle Route, the medieval walled town of Castle Acre has an ancient tradition of serving travelers on the pilgrim routes. The Old Red Lion provides private rooms and a dormitory for groups of cyclists. Enclosed courtyard for bike storage, a wonderful space for self-catering and pubs nearby.
