If you’re thinking about heading to Scotland for a break this winter, we’re here to help. 

It’s here at last, the most wonderful time of the year! Christmas brings beautiful décor, twinkling lights, get-togethers with loved ones, and the comforting smell of mulled wine. And, as the evenings grow darker, we find ourselves cosied up by the fire, preparing plans for a truly magical festive season.

It's official. We have entered cosy season. It's time to dig out your jumpers, open the red wine and embrace this chillier time of year.

Scotland may be well known for its challenging walking routes, but if you’re planning a getaway with the whole clan, you may be looking for more family-friendly walks.

For our money, a staycation in Scotland is worth more than its weight in whisky – especially during the autumn months. Need convincing? Pour yourself a wee dram and get comfortable…

Did you know that Angus has one of the most varied landscapes in the UK? Visit our county and you can see spotless sands, gorgeous glens, palatial peaks and tranquil lochs. 

The wonderful artist Fleur Baxter, or ‘Bailsy’ as she’s known locally, took on the challenge of creating 8 magical Christmas characters out of straw bails from our farm.

To help you keep the kids busy when the shorter days roll in, we’ve compiled a list of fun things you can do locally, during your stay this fall.

Exciting news for all Kingennie guests! We’re delighted to announce the exclusive launch of our online shop, where you can now bring back home a piece of your unforgettable stay at Kingennie. From local drinks and charming artwork to dog treats and even the cosy hot tub experience, it’s all just a click away.

A staycation is a great way to enjoy a holiday without any tricky flights, plus you can bring along your dog. Travelling with a dog can be great fun, if you plan ahead. Below we’ve listed our top tips to make travelling with your pooch a breeze!