Bowness on solway itself is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty sitting on the Solway Estuary which separates England form South West Scotland.
Bowness on Solway is a short 20 minute drive from the historic City of Carlisle and 40 minutes to the Lakes.
Bowness on Solway is the perfect base for walking, cycling, and bird watching and has several nature reserves such as Drumburgh Moss, Finglandrigg Wood NNR, and South Solway Mosses NNR.
These quirky shepherd huts sit in the tranquil old orchard at Bowness House Farm.
The site is named ‘Garrison’ as it sits on the former Roman Fort of Maia, a world heritage site at the end of Hadrian’s Wall.
The shepherd huts are rustic but equipped with all modern amenities, this is glamping at its very best.
Why not take the time to sit back and enjoy the peaceful surroundings in the garden,light the wood burning stove and relax on the the site of the second largest fort on the Roman Wall.
There are four huts available:
All our huts can accomodate up to three people, are open plan.
