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In the city
For a peaceful escape without travelling far from Aberdeen, lodges and cabins offer the chance to combine the convenience of the city with a more relaxed setting. Redcraigs Lodges offers comfortable lodge accommodation just outside Aberdeen, providing a convenient base for exploring the city while enjoying a quieter setting. On the outskirts of the City, Deeside Holiday Park offer lodges accompanied with Hot tubs, for s relaxed base with great transport links to the city centre.
With more space and privacy than a traditional hotel room, lodges are a great choice for couples, families and groups looking for a flexible stay close to Aberdeen.
In the countryside
Escape into the Aberdeenshire countryside with lodges and cabins surrounded by woodland, rivers, mountains and open landscapes. Glen Dye Cabins & Cottages sits within a 15,000-acre estate in Royal Deeside, offering distinctive woodland cabins and cottages with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Cairngorm Lodges near Aboyne provides a peaceful base for exploring Royal Deeside and the Cairngorms, while Royal Deeside Woodland Lodges offers a relaxing woodland escape close to some of the region's best walking and cycling routes. For a stay surrounded by nature, Mill of Dess Lodge provides a tranquil retreat in the heart of Royal Deeside. Logie Newton Lodges offer beautiful modern lodges that are dog friendly, plus stables if you are travelling with your horse.
From cosy cabins for two to larger lodges for families and groups, countryside accommodation makes it easy to slow down, enjoy the scenery and explore Aberdeenshire's castles, trails, villages and outdoor attractions. The region's lodges also provide an excellent base for discovering the Cairngorms National Park and Royal Deeside.
Image: Logie Newton lodges
Along the coast
Wake up close to the sea and make a coastal lodge or cabin your base for exploring Aberdeenshire's beaches, fishing villages and dramatic cliffs. The Lily Pod in Cruden Bay offers a unique stay close to the coast, while Sandend Cottage provides a peaceful base for exploring the Moray Firth coastline. Further along the coast, Mill of Nethermill Holidays offers self-catering accommodation in a secluded coastal setting near Pennan, with the sea and surrounding countryside on your doorstep. Dalriada provide luxury lodges for exploring the Stonehaven coast.
Whether you're looking for a romantic cabin, a family-friendly lodge or a peaceful retreat beside the sea, lodge and cabin accommodation offers a comfortable way to experience the landscapes and outdoor adventures of Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
Image: The Lily Pod
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Frequently asked questions
- Are lodges and cabins suitable for families?
Yes. Many lodges offer more space than a traditional hotel room, with multiple bedrooms, living areas and self-catering facilities. Some properties also have outdoor space, making them a good choice for family breaks.
- Are there romantic cabins for couples in Aberdeenshire?
Yes. Cosy cabins and secluded lodges make a popular choice for couples looking for a peaceful escape. Look for properties in woodland or countryside settings, where you can enjoy walks and outdoor adventures together.
- Can I find dog-friendly lodges and cabins?
Yes. Some lodges and cabins welcome dogs, allowing you to explore Aberdeenshire's countryside, forests and beaches with your four-legged companion. Check individual accommodation listings for their dog-friendly policies, restrictions and any additional charges.
- Do lodges and cabins have kitchens?
Many lodges and cabins are self-catering and include kitchen or cooking facilities, although what is provided varies between properties. Check the individual accommodation listing before booking if self-catering is important to you.
- Are lodges and cabins available all year round?
Many properties welcome guests throughout the year, although availability varies. Visiting in different seasons offers a different experience, from summer evenings outdoors to crisp winter walks and cosy stays in the colder months.