Glamping pods
A warm timber pod with a small double bedroom, a sofa bed, a kitchenette and your own wet room with a hot shower.
From£90 / night
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Drybridge · Buckie · Moray coast
Big skies. Warm pods. The coast on your doorstep.
A small, family-run site on a working farm above Buckie. Glamping pods with their own wet rooms, level pitches for caravans and tents, and the Moray Firth ten minutes down the road.
Welcome to Greencraig
A family farm, three miles from the sea, and a long way from busy.
Greencraig sits in open farmland at Drybridge, on the North East 250 route. Look one way and it is fields, dykes and a wooded glen with an eighteenth-century bridge hidden in it. Look the other and the light changes over the Moray Firth.
We keep things simple and looked after: warm pods with proper beds and private wet rooms, neat pitches with electric hook-up, a spotless shower block, a wee shop for the essentials and a barbecue hut for the evenings. Buckie, with its shops, restaurants and swimming pool, is a few minutes away.
3miles to Buckie and the coast
4guests sleep in every pod
NE250on Scotland's north-east coastal route
Small enough to feel personal.Just a handful of pods and pitches, so it never feels crowded.
Ways to stay
Pick your kind of night.
Arrive with a bag and sleep in a pod, bring the van, or pitch a tent on the grass. Same view, same welcome.
Caravan pitches
Level pitches for caravans, campervans and motorhomes, with electric hook-up, a modern shower block and a gated site.
From£25 / night
Pitch details 
Camping
Soft, flat grass pitches priced by tent size, with or without electric. Hot showers, laundry and the shop are a short walk away.
From£12 / night
Camping details Inside a pod
Take a walk around before you arrive.
Tap a feature to see it. Every pod is the same layout, so what you see is what you get.
On site
The comforts that make camping easy.
Everything is a short walk across the grass, and everything is kept properly clean.
- Modern shower block with hot showers, toilets and a washing-up area.
- Barbecue hut for hire: a covered timber grill hut with seating all round.
- Small shop for essentials, tea, coffee and ice cream.
- Utility room with washing and drying machines.
The barbecue hutBook it for your evening: whatever the weather, the fire is lit.
Hot showersA clean, modern shower block for campers and tourers.
Electric hook-upAvailable on caravan pitches and selected tent pitches.
Barbecue hutA sheltered timber grill hut you can hire for the evening.
On-site shopEssentials, tea, coffee and ice cream a short walk away.
LaundryWashing and drying machines in the utility room.
Play areaA wooden climbing frame and space for the kids to run.
Picnic benchesOutside every pod and dotted around the field.
Gated siteBarrier entry for peace of mind at night.
Explore Moray
Dolphins, distilleries, and a coast that keeps going.
Greencraig is a base, not a destination in itself. Here is what is within half an hour, and there are plenty of golf courses a short drive away.
Portknockie · 20 minBow Fiddle RockThe sea arch shaped like the tip of a fiddle bow, and the start of the cliff path to Cullen.
15 min driveSpey Bay dolphinsThe Scottish Dolphin Centre sits where the Spey meets the sea. Bottlenose dolphins, ospreys and seals.
8 min drivePortgordon beachA quiet shingle beach where the seals haul out on the rocks at low tide.
20 min driveCullen & FindochtyPainted harbour cottages, the famous Cullen skink, and a beach that stretches for miles.
30 min driveSpeyside whiskyThe Malt Whisky Trail starts half an hour inland. Glenfiddich, Macallan, Strathisla and more.
5 min driveLinks golfMany courses a short drive away, including four by the sea: Strathlene, Buckpool, Cullen and Spey Bay.
A short walkCraigmin BridgeAn 18th-century double bridge hidden in the woods beside the farm. Start with the Fishwives walk or Bin Hill.
After sunset
Step onto the deck and look up.
This is the view west from the pitches on a June evening. Once it fades there is very little light out here: on a clear night the Milky Way runs right over the pods, and the north-facing sky over the Firth is one of the better places in Scotland to catch the aurora when it shows.
Sleep under itGuest reviews
What people say when they get home.
Most of our guests come back, and a good number of them bring friends.
The pod was spotless and so cosy. We sat on the deck with a cuppa and watched the sun go down over the fields. Already planning our next visit.
Sarah · Glamping pod · July
Lovely quiet site with everything you need. Great showers, friendly owners and the BBQ hut was a real highlight for the kids.
Mark & family · Caravan pitch · August
Perfect base for the coast. Dolphins at Spey Bay in the morning, Cullen skink for lunch, back to the pod for a sunset that went on forever.
Eilidh · Glamping pod · September
The site
A field, a treeline, and room to breathe.
Nothing here is crowded. The pods sit along the top of the field with a picnic bench each, the pitches run beside them, and the play area and barbecue hut are a short walk across the grass.
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Questions
Before you book
Straight answers to the things people ask before they book. Anything else, just get in touch.
What can I stay in at Greencraig?
Three ways to stay: a fully equipped glamping pod, a caravan or motorhome pitch, or a tent pitch. Everyone shares the same quiet field, the shower block, the shop and the play area.
How do I book?
Choose your dates in the availability bar and you will be taken to our secure booking page, where you can see live availability for every pod and pitch and pay online. You can also send us an enquiry if you would rather talk it through first.
Where exactly are you?
We are on Greencraig Farm at Drybridge, about three miles inland from Buckie on the Moray coast, on the North East 250 route. Elgin is roughly twenty minutes away and Inverness airport about an hour.
Are dogs welcome?
Dogs are not allowed inside the glamping pods. If you are bringing a dog with a caravan or tent, please mention it when you book so we can put you on a suitable pitch.
What time can we arrive?
Pods are ready from 3pm and we ask you to arrive by 7pm; check-out is 10am. Caravan and tent pitches are from 1pm to 7pm. If you are running late, just let us know.
Is there somewhere to cook and eat outside?
Yes. Every pod has a picnic bench, and our timber barbecue hut can be hired for the evening: a covered grill with seating all the way round, perfect whatever the weather is doing.
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