DUNPHAIL LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Bell Tent at ACE Hideaways — Birch‑wood glamping and campfires beneath Dunphail skies
Secluded bell tents in birch woodland with communal kitchen, campfires and on‑site adventure activities — a concise guide to what to expect and how to plan your stay.
Bell Tent at ACE Hideaways — Birch‑wood glamping and campfires beneath Dunphail skies.
ACE Hideaways’ Bell Tent offering in Dunphail sits within secluded birch woodland where canvas bell tents combine elements of wild camping and glamping. Guests have access to a rustic communal kitchen, toilet and shower facilities a short walk away, heavy‑duty fire pits at each pitch, and on‑site adventure activities, creating a balance of outdoor simplicity and creature comforts.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Secluded birch woodland pitches
Bell tents are sited in a quiet birch wood, each tent named to reserve your pitch and surrounded by natural space for exploring and relaxation.
Campfires and a rustic communal kitchen
Campfires are welcome in the heavy‑duty fire pits provided at each pitch, and a communal kitchen with running water and gas cooking hobs sits on site for shared meal preparation.
Basic comforts: showers, toilets and reception Wi‑Fi
A short walk from the pitches you'll find the toilet and shower block; reception provides a basic kiosk and free Wi‑Fi, and washing up facilities are located near the shower block.
What the day feels like
What staying here feels like
Stays here blend the rough edges of camping with curated comforts: you sleep in a canvas bell tent, cook on gas hobs in a communal kitchen, and gather round a supplied heavy‑duty fire pit at your pitch. The site’s woodland setting and the operator’s on‑site adventure offerings mean the stay can be as restful or as active as you choose.
THE SETTING
Secluded birch woodland pitches
Bell tents are sited in a quiet birch wood, each tent named to reserve your pitch and surrounded by natural space for exploring and relaxation.
THE CAMP
Campfires and a rustic communal kitchen
Campfires are welcome in the heavy‑duty fire pits provided at each pitch, and a communal kitchen with running water and gas cooking hobs sits on site for shared meal preparation.
THE FACILITIES
Basic comforts: showers, toilets and reception Wi‑Fi
A short walk from the pitches you'll find the toilet and shower block; reception provides a basic kiosk and free Wi‑Fi, and washing up facilities are located near the shower block.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Check in between 15:00 and 19:00; check out between 08:00 and 11:00. If you arrive after 19:00 a map will be left at the reception door.
Sleeping bags and bedding are not included; bring torches or lanterns, and your own cooking utensils, pots, pans, crockery and cutlery.
Each pitch has a heavy‑duty fire pit with BBQ skillet; reception offers free Wi‑Fi and a basic kiosk; gas cooking facilities and running water are available in the communal kitchen; toilet and shower block and washing up facilities are provided.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are campfires allowed?
Yes — campfires are welcome in the heavy‑duty fire pits provided at each camp pitch.
What are the check‑in and check‑out times?
Check in 15:00–19:00 and check out 08:00–11:00.
Is bedding provided?
No — sleeping bags and bedding are not included; you must bring them with you.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are permitted but must be kept on a lead at all times due to an agreement with the local farmer and other land users.
What happens if I arrive after reception closes at 19:00?
If you check in after 19:00 a map will be left at the reception door to guide you to your pitch.
Are there toilet and shower facilities on site?
Yes — there is a toilet and shower block a short walk from the pitches, and washing up facilities next to it.
Is Wi‑Fi available?
Free Wi‑Fi is available at reception.