Living in luxury and peace has almost nothing to do with the big houses. People make tiny homes out of trailer boxes, and the interior of even such tiny homes are a fantasy for the viewers. If you are a camper or a minimalist, a tiny trailer or a vehicle home is the perfect choice for you. In case you just want to camp in a beautiful countryside with less mess of camping, these glamping pods converted from vintage vehicles are just the best for you.
10. The Prancing Pony, Sutherland
The exterior of this glamping pod in the north of Scotland are pretty bizarre. It is a vintage horse trailer on a working family farm spread over four acres of the Caledonian forest. The house is made almost entirely of reclaimed materials and features a huge skylight, a solar shower, and a composting toilet.
9. The Beermoth, Aviemore
The Beermoth is a 1950’s fire truck parked at an Edwardian Manor in the lustrous Cairngorms which is neatly designed for two-person living space. A Victorian brass bed, an oak floor, and a wood burning stove make the house a classic camping space.
8. Jinny by the Beach, Arisaig, Inverness-shire
The 1960s vintage Constructam caravan stands by the Camusdarach Beach, with a beautiful view of the nearby mountains. The Constructam caravans were originally made in Belgium and are rarely seen in the UK. This one featuring retro ornaments, fairy lights, pictures, bunting, and flowers are just the peace of your dreams.
7. The Bus Stop, Gifford, East Lothian
The Bus Stop looks somewhat like a trailer house but only 10 times cooler. The bright exterior perfectly compliments the modern interior of the house. The hot tub outside is the perfect place for your morning coffee.
6. “Boris” The Military Pod, Isle of Skye
This is the mobile military communications and radio repair unit converted to an amazingly unique pod at the Isle of Skye. Based in the heart of wildlife preserve, Boris stands near a traditional Scottish croft, the owners of which will give you a jeep tour of the island.
5. The Ros Crana, Fort William, Highland
You might want to start planning a vacation with your squad in the 12-berth barge at the top of the Neptune’s Staircase on the Caledonian Canal. The Ross Crana converted from a Dutch transport vessel offers a breathtaking view of Ben Nevis.
4. Pilot Panther Showman’s Wagon, Perthshire
The 1950’s showman’s wagon, originally used as an accommodation for circus performers is an award winning boutique hotel. Standing on the grounds of Monachyle Mhor in Perthshire, the house offers a magnificent view of Loch Voil.
3. Sleeperzz, Rogart, Sutherland
The Highland village of Rogart offers a fantastic collection of vintage vehicles “Sleeperzz” to its visitors. The collection includes many 1960 railway carriages, which might just be a dream coming true for a train lover. These are available for rent at £17 per person per night. Pretty good, right?
2. The MV Reliant, Troon, Ayrshire
The Reliant is a fishing trawler at a very traditional Scottish harbor converted to a guest house with the capacity to accommodate 12 people. It holds individual bed and breakfast basis for each of its guests and also welcomes dogs. Fair and square for you and your pet as well!
1. Helicopter Glamping, Stirling
We are drooling over this camping treat packed in luxury because undoubtedly, it is far more super exciting than trucks, trailers, vans, and train carriages. The Sea King search and rescue helicopter converted to a high-end glamping pod holds a fancy lounge in its cockpit and a bed in the tail. Just, be thankful it doesn’t fly.
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