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Sparrowhawk Hobbit House

UK Scotland East Scotland Angus Greenhillock Glamping & Camping

  • Sleeps 6 (max 6 adults, 5 children)
  • Electricity
  • Cooking facilities
  • Beds Provided
  • Bed Linen Provided
  • Pet Friendly
A luxurious wooden glamping pod sleeping families or groups of up to six.

The Owner Says

Bespoke designed and hand built with love, Sparrowhawk offers the ultimate in glamping accommodation. Equipped with a double bed, two cabin beds and a sofa bed there is generous sleeping space for groups of up to six adults. The accommodation also boats a wood burning stove, kitchenette and dining area. Outside, a generous wooden deck overlooks the stunning North Paddock wildflower meadows and provides outdoor living space featuring a modern firepit. Extra touches such as a mini library, board games, gas stove and kitchen equipment mean you really do only need to bring yourselves to enjoy the ultimate luxury stay. The adjacent Glampers rest, family shower room provides convenient facilities just 10m from Sparrowhawk. 

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About Greenhillock Glamping & Camping

Suitable For

Tents, families, couples, dogs and large groups by prior arrangement – yes. Caravans, campervans and motorhomes – no. The site is car free, with parking provided in an adjacent plot.

Nearby

The site sits between the spectacular mountains of the Cairngorms National Park (01479 873535) and the dynamic geography of the east coast. To the former it's around a half hour drive, to the later 20 minutes or so. Try heading straight for Arbroath – a medieval port town that's now a throbbing heart of the Scottish fishing industry. Sampling the fresh seafood is a must while your there. Visit grand Arbroath Abbey (01241 878756), founded in 1178 by King William the Lion, or pop in to see Kerr's Miniature Railway (01241 874074), the oldest miniature railway in Scotland, which has been operating since 1935. Today it is run by a hobby group of volunteers and remains popular with locals, tourists and railway enthusiasts. In the opposite direction, Glamis Castle (01307 840393) is 15 minutes by car, a 14th-century castle and the late Queen Mother's childhood home with guided tours of the lavish interiors available.

Food & Drink

Communal BBQs are provided. Monthly bar and BBQ events allow you a night off from cooking and let you savour local food and drink around the communal firepit. Away from the site, it’s short drive south to The Mill (01307 469486) for hearty breakfasts and lunches, while The Drovers Inn (01307 860322) is the top gastro pub in the area. For more of a restaurant vibe, try Forbes of Kingennie (01382 350777). For seafood near Arbroath, try But ‘n Ben (01241 877223).

Family Friendly

There’s a reason it’s not called Greyhillock. Wild grasses grow, dragonflies dance around the lily pond and birds flitter in the trees. It’s all about winding down with simple pleasures here, campfires, plenty of bug-hunting, pond-dipping and den-building activities make this a truly back to basics camping experience.

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