The Bamff Estate can be found in the uplands of north East Perthshire and is a great place to stay for those who want to explore the Scottish Highlands. The estate is run with an emphasis on environmental management. There is both sheep and cattle on site as well as native and small commercial woods. We also have a wetland restoration project with beavers, which is the 1st of its kind in the UK. Our on site holiday homes really are the best places to visit for those who want a relaxing break away, from the stresses of modern day living.

We have 4 different holiday accommodations available on the estate:

The Gate Lodge - A 2 bedroom holiday cottage at the beginning of the drive to Bamff House with enclosed private garden. The cottage sleeps 4 and is a comfortable and charming place to stay either by the week or for short breaks. It has one double room and one bunk room.

Old Brewhouse - sleeps 4 in a comfortable and charming conversion on the peaceful Bamff Estate. Stay for 2 nights or by the week from Saturday to Saturday. Pet friendly and surrounded by wildlife and walking routes.

Luxury Yuts - We have now installed two beautiful yurts in the open wooded area behind the castle and they are available to let by the night, mini break or week. Our yurts were made in Mongolia in the traditional way, but adapted to suit the British climate. Both yurts are charming and romantic. Each has a slightly different layout inside from the other. All yurts have solar lighting and a phone charging point.

The Hideaway - on a lovely woodland footpath on the Cateran trail, overlooking two beaver ponds and one beaver dam, is a little bit like a wildlife watching hide, but it is also a romantic off-grid glamping hut of great charm. It has a four poster bed, built from beaver cut wood, and a wood burning stove, two armchairs and a coffee table. There is also a table where you can boil a kettle or cook something up on a camping gas stove. A z-bed can be made up on request for a small extra charge (or used with own bedding free). There is also a hammock which might be an option for a child. This has sooar lighting and an eco shower.

Apart from the interest of the beaver dams and pools Bamff also has its own little hills, Hilton and Balduff. Balduff Hill – the further and higher of the two takes about 1 hour to walk up. On a clear day the views are well worth the walk – a circle of hills with Glenshee to the North, the Sidlaws to the South and the Angus Glens to the East. You can walk to Alyth via the Hill of Alyth and return by the Den o’ Alyth (or vice versa). Its around 3 miles each way. Alyth has a Hotel, pubs and cafes. Or you can take the Cateran trail and walk in either direction for around four to five hours and we can pick you up at the end point and bring you home! (for a small charge). Glenisla is about 9 miles and Bridge of Cally around 6 miles. Both have pubs.

For more information about our holiday accommodation in the Scottish Highlands please visit our website.