디사이드와 로크나가르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Good bothy - there is a well equipped public toilet with sanitary towels and loo roll thankfully!

Great bothy - you'll find it in the middle of the house complex, it's entrance is only approachable from the Eastern side of the building.

Don't expect a palace, but this 'Royal Bothy' on Balmoral Estate remains one of the most beautiful bothies I know. In an outbuilding of the royal lodge just outside, you'll find several doors. The last door, somewhat hidden, is the correct one. Inside, you'll find a cozy bothy with everything you need: bunk beds, a table and chairs, and a stove for warmth. On the first floor, you can sleep on the wooden floor. Be aware that logging is prohibited around the bothy! The location is also fantastic, with beautiful views over Loch Muick, and the small wooded area has a cozy and inviting feel. A stream with fresh water also flows through it. Highly recommended to stay here.

This 'Royal Bothy' on the Balmoral Estate might not be as regal as you might expect, but it remains one of the most beautiful bothies I've ever stayed in in Scotland. The former stable of the royal lodge in front of it has been converted into a bothy by the MBA and has everything you need: bunk beds, a table and chairs, and a stove for warmth. Because logging or collecting fallen wood is prohibited around the bothy, the estate supplies its own firewood. You can find the wood at the back of the bothy, but you still have to saw it yourself. Fortunately, there's also a saw in the bothy—thanks King Charles! The location is also fantastic, with beautiful views, and the small wooded area has a cozy and inviting feel. A stream with fresh water flows through it. I would love to return here someday.

The grand centrepiece of the National Trust for Scotland's Mar Lodge estate

A National Trust for Scotland offering holiday accommodation, where a major pinewood restoration is underway.

A National Trust property with bookable accommodation. No reason not to swing past here if only for a quick look-see and photo. Accessible from the south of river road via the iron Victoria Bridge.

Can bike to it