Shetland Glamping - luxury family glamping pods with sea views and accessible accommodation in Shetland's South Mainland.
Shetland Glamping is a small family-run glamping site in Shetland's South Mainland, offering three luxury pods in a peaceful setting with south-facing views across the Bay of Scousburgh. Each pod sleeps up to six guests with a double bed, bunk beds and a double sofa bed, making the accommodation suitable for couples, families and small groups. The site has two Mega Bunker pods, Maalie and Shalder, together with a larger accessible pod named Tirrick.
All three pods are fully insulated and have underfloor heating, an en-suite shower room, a well-equipped kitchenette, living and dining space, Smart TV, Bluetooth speakers and free superfast WiFi. Outside, each pod has its own private area with a picnic table, while parking and a children's play area are also provided. Tirrick has been designed for wheelchair access with level entry, wide doors, a wet room with grab rails and generous turning space, while a mobile hoist and shower chair can be provided if required. Assistance dogs are welcome, although other pets are not permitted.
The peaceful setting provides an excellent base for discovering Shetland's South Mainland, an area rich in sandy beaches, wildlife, dramatic scenery and historic attractions. Guests can spend their days exploring the coastline, watching wildlife and discovering Shetland's distinctive heritage before returning to the warmth and comfort of their pod. Open throughout the year, Shetland Glamping provides the opportunity to experience this beautiful part of the islands in every season.
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Shetland Glamping is situated in a peaceful rural location in Shetland's South Mainland, with attractive views across the Bay of Scousburgh and the surrounding countryside. Its setting provides guests with easy access to the landscapes and coastline of the southern part of Mainland Shetland.
South Mainland is known for its sandy beaches, abundant wildlife and rich archaeological heritage. Visitors can combine days beside the coast with wildlife watching, walking and discovering the historic sites and communities that help give Shetland its distinctive character.
The location makes a particularly good base for visitors wanting to concentrate on southern Shetland while still being able to explore further across Mainland. Its combination of countryside, coastline and nearby visitor attractions provides plenty to discover during both short breaks and longer stays.
Accommodation Amenities
- Accessible
- Campfire/Firepit
- Children Welcome
- Children's Play Area
- High Chair
- Off Road Parking
- Sea/Lake/Loch View
- Shower
- Smart TV
- Sun Terrace/Patio/Decking
- Travel Cot
- Welcome Pack
- Well Equipped Kitchen
- WiFi
Distances are as the crow flies, and not by road. Distances via roads will be longer.