The Big Shed at Tombreck, on the slopes of Ben Lawers on the north shore of Loch Tay, is an award-winning multi-use eco-building with outstanding facilities, in an inspiring setting overlooking Loch Tay. On our doorstep, you’ll find the lochside, woodlands and mountain paths to Ben Lawers, a National Nature Reserve. Tombreck Farm itself has recently been designated a Permaculture ScotLAND centre and we hope to have permaculture courses over the summer.
The setting is truly inspirational, with a sandy lochside beach, natural woodlands, waterfalls, large open spaces and mountains, all rich in flora, fauna & archaeological heritage. In summer regular buses stop just at the end of the driveway.
Yoga workshops at the Big Shed include a home-made lunch. Most workshops cost £45. For 2017 the dates are :
- Sun 6th August led by Clare Stephen
- Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th June led by Ruth Hancock (contact www. barefootbarn.org for price)
- Sat 4th & Sunday 5th March Animal Yoga(contact http://www.animalyoga.org for price)
- Saturday 23rd and/ or Sunday 24th September – 2 morning workshops led by Sue Atkinson. Cost £25 for one session or £45 for both)… come for both days, camp at the Big Shed overnight and spend the afternoon soaking up the wonderful views and walks.
- Sunday 22nd October led by Angela McHugh
Participants are welcome to bring a tent/camper van & stay the night before if that works better for them.
There is a £5 discount for pre-paid electronic payments!
Meanwhile… if you’re looking for a venue to hire for a special event or party for up to 60 people, look no further ! Here is..
- A remote & beautiful place, yet reachable from Edinburgh, Stirling or Perth by bus
- Mountain, loch and deciduous woodland walks straight from the door
- Well-equipped kitchen for easy self-catering
- Free camping included with building hire and a fire-pit for camp fires
- On site shop selling organically produced foods straight from the farm (eggs, veg, jam, meat – including wild venison in season: it’s on facebook asTombreck-Farm-Shop)
- Lovely unprocessed water, straight from the hill, (via a simple treatment plant to remove grit and microbes)
- Close to excellent B&B, small hotel and self-catering accommodation (for the non-campers in your group)
- Award- winning eco-building with ongoing low carbon-footprint
- Run on a not-for-profit basis by volunteers from the Loch Tayside Community Interest Company
- We can put you in touch with accommodation providers, locally-based caterers, specialist photographers, musicians and even a supplier of bio-degradable eco-confetti
- More photos on the Big Shed’s own gallery on the website… this website has a 1MB size limit and all the really pretty photos are much bigger than that.