Forest Lodge

Kippford Near Dalbeattie, Dumfries and Galloway

Forest Lodge, located in Kippford near Dalbeattie in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, offers a charming and tranquil retreat for up to four guests. Set in a picturesque private woodland, this accommodation is just a stone's throw away from the coast, making it an ideal getaway for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. The lodge is designed for convenience with all amenities situated on the ground floor, ensuring easy access for all guests. The open plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area is bright and airy, featuring French windows that provide a serene view of the surrounding woodland glade.

The interior of Forest Lodge includes a cozy lounge area equipped with a television, and a well-appointed kitchen/diner that contains essential appliances such as an electric cooker, microwave, fridge with freezer, and washing machine. The sleeping arrangements consist of two bedrooms: one with a comfortable double bed and another with two single beds, making it suitable for families or small groups. The shower room features a modern shower enclosure, WC, and wash basin. Additionally, all fuel and power costs are included in the rental, and bed linen is provided. For families traveling with young children, a cot and highchair are available upon request.

Guests can enjoy the privacy of an enclosed garden and off-road parking for two cars, enhancing the lodge's appeal as a secluded retreat. The area surrounding Kippford, often referred to as Scotland's 'Riviera,' boasts a temperate climate influenced by the Gulf Stream, allowing visitors to explore numerous golden sandy beaches that are frequently uncrowded. The region is affectionately known as 'The Golden Triangle,' which includes the charming villages of Colvend, Rockcliffe, and Kippford, each offering unique attractions and stunning coastal views.

For those looking to explore the natural beauty of the area, the Jubilee Path is a must-visit. This scenic trail runs between Kippford and the quaint village of Rockcliffe, providing breathtaking views of the Rough Firth estuary. The path is named in honor of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee and features notable landmarks, including Mark of Mote, a striking granite outcrop that rises 100 feet high and is home to a Dark Age settlement. Nearby, the small Victorian bathing resorts of Rockcliffe and Sandyhills offer additional opportunities for relaxation, with Sandyhills boasting a beautiful sandy beach that perfectly complements the area's coastal charm.

• Baby Friendly
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby