Huts and Cabins in the United Kingdom

This bothy is beautifully situated on the coast of Loch Lomond. With room for up to ten hikers, it contains an open fireplace and there is plenty of dry driftwood … read more

At 1,732 feet (528m), this historic Inn is the highest in Great Britain!

On the border of Cumbria and the Yorkshire Dales near the village of Keld, the pub is … read more

If you are hiking on the West Highland Way, this will mark your first bothy – the Scottish name for an unmanaged hut maintained for hikers and mountaineers.

The Rowchoisch … read more

Situated in Symonds Yat East, Rose Cottage has been a popular destination for visitors for centuries, partly due to the ancient hand pulled ferry which operates outside our front door … read more

Busy it may well be — likely because it's a mere handful of miles from somewhere to park your car — but this bothy is in an exquisite spot, and … read more

Drake's Bothy was built in the 1930s as a shooting bothy on the Inshriach Estate, which was then owned by the Drake family.

Today it is owned and run by … read more

Possibly one of the strangest bothies going, if only for being an out-house on the Queen’s holiday home!

Glas-allt-Shiel is an open bothy—meaning a basic shelter, left unlocked and available … read more

Grwyne Fawr bothy is a wonderful place to spend the night. On the banks of the reservoir, and nestled between the hills that give it its name, it's a perfectly … read more

Some helpful shelter if you get caught out but also just a nice place to stop on the SW Coast path.

Large bothy on the side of Fleetwith Pike, very pretty area with views to Buttermere.

Holme Wood Bothy sleeps six, is situated on the shores of Loweswater and can be booked via the National Trust - nationaltrust.org.uk/holidays/bothy-holme-wood-the-lake-district

An excellent viewpoint from Sweet William shooting hut

The small Bothy used to be a Coast Guard lookout point before being converted into an abandoned hiker's lodge. From here you have a great view over the sea and … read more

Feels very remote here, but you're not really far away from civilisation. Pick your route. North up a stiff climb to Greets Moss. West on Apedale Road on exquisite gravel. … read more

Dramatically nestled below the rocky citadel of the Devil's Point, Corrour bothy is one of the most photographed shelters in the Scottish Highlands. It gives respite to weary hikers who … read more

Accessible from the road via a short track/field and rock bridge over the river this is one of the most luxurious bothies! Two reception rooms downstairs and a kitchen with … read more

Bob Scott's Bothy is on the Mar Lodge Estate and open for use by all. The bothy is fashioned from stone and wood with a tin roof and features a … read more

Bothy maintained by the M.B.A. Perfect little shelter near the bottom of the Corrieyairack Pass, just off the main road. Nothing beats a free roof over your head. There's a … read more

Great little bothy on the Fionnaraich Estate, built in the 1800's as a stalker's cottage. It's closed from 20th September to the 20th October for stag stalking.

There is a … read more

Ruigh Aiteachain bothy is recently renovated, of stone and tin construction. It's well equipped with a composting toilet (please follow instructions carefully) and fireplace which can be used with wood supplied by the estate.

The bothy sleeps 10.