Your stay at Loskin Wood includes access to our woodland programme – a small, evolving mix of guided time – shared campfire meals or hands-on making and learning.
Loskin Wood is a growing woodland and the experiences offered reflect that, you’ll be invited to take part in a number of hosted sessions which may include informal walks, conversations about the land, practical woodland activities, or time spent together around the fire.
The programme changes with the seasons, the weather and the people working in the wood during your stay. There is no fixed timetable, experiences offered vary so no two weeks are quite the same!
A founding season
2026 is our founding season. We’re piloting the woodland programme during the early life of the forest, learning what feels most meaningful and allowing the experiences to develop naturally over time.
Sessions usually take place mid-morning, with an open-fire lunch around midday. They often fall on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, though exact days and timings vary. Your schedule will be confirmed before arrival so you can plan your time.
This approach allows you to experience the forest as it grows, join in activities when they happen, and relax knowing that every stay is fully inclusive, without worrying about add-ons or extra charges.
Planting and Establishing Loskin Wood
Mornings: 10:00-12:00
Hear all about how we’re creating a regenerative woodland for both people and wildlife. Get hands on by planting a tree, leaving your mark on the future of Loskin Wood.
Open Fire Lunch
11:30-13:30
Gather for a woodland lunch around the open fire. Learn traditional cooking methods, forage for ingredients, and taste dishes inspired by what locals might have eaten thousands of years ago.
Biodiversity and Heritage Guided Tour
10:00-12:00
Wander through the new woodland on a guided tour that blends the wonders of biodiversity with the rich history of Loskin Wood.
As you explore, you’ll discover plants, spot animals, and hear tales of the early Neolithic settlers who first shaped this land..
Woodland Craft & Folklore
10:00-12:00
Carve or weave your own keepsake while listening to stories and folklore from Scotland’s forests. Connect with the cultural heritage of the woods and take home a memento of your experience.
