The Loft is run by Victoria and Grigor, who live and work on the farm with their family. They love sharing their little corner of Moray with visitors, whether that’s pointing you towards a favourite whisky distillery, recommending the best sandy beach nearby, or simply making sure you have everything you need for a relaxed stay. Life on the farm is always busy, and guests often enjoy meeting some of the friendly animals along the way. You might see the sheep grazing in the fields, say hello to the cheeky goats, or if you’re lucky, spot the Highland coos. Our aim is simple: to give every guest a warm welcome and a comfortable base to enjoy the countryside, explore the coast and make happy memories.

The Loft Glamping & Camping is tucked away in beautiful Moray countryside, offering a peaceful retreat with plenty of fresh air, open skies and the sounds of nature. Our Double and Family Wigwam Cabins provide a cosy, back-to-basics glamping experience, with shared showers, toilets and kitchen facilities in The Bothy — perfect for guests who enjoy a touch of community alongside their own space. New to the site, and tucked away in its own little corner of the farm for peace and quiet, the Woodland Wagon is a hand-crafted Showman’s wagon with en-suite bathroom, kitchen facilities and a wood-fired hot tub, ideal for romantic getaways or a relaxing retreat under the big Moray skies. We believe glamping should be fun, friendly, and stress-free. Wake up to birdsong, spend your days exploring and in the evenings, watch the sun set over the fields before retreating to your cosy cabin and sitting round the campfire. So, whether you’re here to unwind, explore, or enjoy a few nights under the stars, The Loft combines comfort, nature, and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere for an unforgettable stay.

We're perfectly placed for exploring Moray Speyside, one of Scotland’s most beautiful and varied regions. Guests love the mix of sandy beaches, rugged coastline, and rolling countryside, with ancient woodlands and hills right on the doorstep. The nearby town of Forres offers history and culture with landmarks like Sueno’s Stone, Nelson’s Tower, and the Falconer Museum, while just along the coast the village of Findhorn is a firm favourite with visitors. Famous for its wide sandy bay, sailing, dolphin spotting and welcoming pubs and cafés, Findhorn is often the highlight of a stay. The wider area is home to castles, whisky distilleries on the world-famous Malt Whisky Trail, and charming fishing villages dotted along the Moray Firth. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy forest walks, cycling routes, golf courses, and wildlife watching, while food and drink lovers will find excellent restaurants, traditional pubs, and artisan producers to discover. Highlights within easy reach include Roseisle Beach, Elgin Cathedral, and the dramatic ruins of Duffus Castle. From beaches and wildlife to heritage and whisky, the area has something for everyone to enjoy.