Accommodation in the Cairngorms National Park

Self Catering

Come and stay in our converted mill and steading at Easter Corrie where you will be surprised at the wildlife you can see without even leaving the comfort of your accommodation.

Roe Deer, Brown Hare, Badger and Red Squirrel are resident on the lower slopes of the secluded Corries glen whilst Mountain Hare, Grouse and other game birds frequent the surrounding moorland. Curlew, Lapwing, Oystercatcher and Snipe all nest within a few hundred metres of the steading during the spring. There is simply not space to do justice here to the sheer number of species that have been spotted from Easter Corrie, but some of the more special include Golden Eagle, Hen Harrier, Short Eared Owl and Ring Ouzel.

To find out more about accommodation at Easter Corrie click on the links to the left.

Easter Corrie Steading

Visitors to Easter Corrie are welcome to take advantage of our local wildlife knowledge and expertise to help them plan their wildlife break in Glenlivet and the Cairngorms. In addition our land rover safaris and other wildlife activities are available starting right from your front door.

Bed and Breakfast

Built in 1891 Argyle House is a cosy bed and breakfast retreat in the charming village of Tomintoul, which is centrally located in the Cairngorm National park. Although the building is old it offers modern conveniences with central heating and double glazing. Just 6 miles from Glenlivet Wildlife.

Visit Argyle House Web Site

The Grant Arms Hotel

The Grant Arms Hotel lies in the fine Scottish country town of Grantown on Spey, not far from the famous Spey River. It has recently been refurbished and upgraded to offer modern comforts whilst retaining a traditional character. Only 20 miles from Glenlivet Wildlife

Visit The Grant Arms Web Site

The Mill

The Mill

The Den

The Den

Corrie Cottage

Corrie Cottage

Glen View Cottage

Glen View Cottage

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