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Snowy views from Newbigging Cottage
Written by Kay Morgan on
If you are looking for a quiet, cosy, 'get away from it all' location with access to local amenities and close to attractions then look no further than Newbigging Cottage. We have beautiful open views over the surrounding countryside. Many of our guests comment on the huge skies and wonderful light we get in Orkney and there is no better place to appreciate these qualities than our cottage. You will be surrounded by wildlife and farm animals.
Newbigging Cottage
Written by Kay Morgan on
In 2017 we added a cottage to our portfolio of self catering accommodation properties to give our guests a wider choice of places to stay. We already have a caravan on the farm and now we have a lovely one bedroom cottage to offer our guests. We have completely renovated the cottage to our high standard and welcomed guests from June 2017 onwards. Our guest were all delighted with the comfort and location. They enjoyed the "get away from it all" feel of the cottage but it is central to many of the archeological sites and there is easy access to RSPB reserves, beaches and walks. The cottage is on our farm and the nearest neighbours are rabbits, gulls, hares, sheep and cattle!
Please have a look at our web site: https://orkneyselfcateringaccommodation.com/
Agricultural Shows cancellation!
Written by Kay Morgan on
*******STOP PRESS********
We have had a cancellation in our caravan on the farm. 1st August for 11 nights.
East Mainland Show 5th August
Shapinsay Show 8th August
Dounby Show 10th August
County Show 12th August
Have a look at our web site www.caravanorkney.co.uk
Newbigging Cottage
Written by Kay Morgan on
We have just finished renovating Newbigging Cottage and are now taking bookings for the summer. It is a one bedroom cottage with an open plan lounge/kitchen area and a metal action sofa bed, the bathroom is a wet room with large walk in shower. Ideal "get away from it all" place to stay where you are surrounded by wild life. Rabbits, hares, curlews, oyster catchers and the occasional hen harrier, heron or owl are common visitors. Central location for seeing the archaeological sites, RSPB reserves, bird watching, fishing and walking. Beautiful views over the West Mainland. It is 3 miles from Dounby, 18 miles from Kirkwall and 9 miles from Stromness.
Kringla News!
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It is time to think about your travel plans for 2023. We still have availability throughout the season but it is filling up. Orkney is a lovely place to visit in the spring and...
