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The Scottish highlands are among the top destinations for people all around the world who want to rediscover a world that has long been lost to the modern age, exploring ancient abodes and castles, while still enjoying a wide variety of experiences – from self-catering to luxurious, 5-star hotels.

Lately, however, a growing number of people have opted to discover the beauty of the somewhat less heavily advertised rural life in Scotland by visiting and staying at a working farm.

A Peaceful Way to Relax in a Beautiful Country

The beauty of the Scottish outdoors hides some of the most remarkable farmhouses where the traditional Scottish heritage meets the modern world to provide a harmonious blend between the simplicity of rural life and all the necessary facilities required by modern lifestyles.

Away from the chaos and stress of city living, working farm stays offer an alternative that combines regular physical activities with a tranquil lifestyle, providing accommodations that are sure to help you relax after spending endless days wasting away in front of a computer at work or having to deal with overtime work hours at the office.

Rural life in Scotland offers refreshing opportunities for both those seeking a technology-free vacation enjoying the hospitality of the locals or the beauty of nearby landscapes, as well as for people who want to take their favorite gadgets, books and vehicles along for the ride.

Also, from secluded cottages to busy working dairy farms, you will find that most of the locations you can choose from are quite close to the most important Scottish cities and villages, making it easy to get back in touch with civilization if needed.

Scottish Working Farm Activities

Activities abound in rural Scotland, with the experiences and the prices available to fit any visitor’s need. Here, you can enjoy numerous self-catering options, including outdoor seating, barbecues and open fires, as well as working farm activities at genuine Scottish cottages and farmhouses, many of which include engaging activities for children and a hands on, educational approach to learning about farming and animal care.

While experiencing the natural, tranquil feel of the great outdoors , you can find anything from a peaceful countryside getaway to modern indoor facilities and engaging outdoor sports and activities, such as fishing, barbecues, cycling or golf.

Regardless of the activities you wish to take part in, there will always be a place for you within the friendly and hospitable Scottish communities that run these working farms, and you will soon find that each day spent on your visit will be a new source of invaluable memories that will last a lifetime.