A Living project for People, Place and Practice
Nestled in Scotland’s ancient temperate rainforest overlooking Loch Lomond, Re-Inversnaid is a hosted home and living project where woodsmoke, wet boots and wild landscapes meet comfort, conversation and change.
A place to stay awhile, gather with others and experience a remarkable landscape - with time to explore, learn, create, contribute or simply do very little at all.
The landscape is part of the project. Through rewilding, conservation, workshops and practical learning, we explore new ways for people to connect with place, with each other and with the natural world.
Remote enough to feel genuinely away, yet surprisingly accessible from Glasgow and Edinburgh,
Re-Inversnaid offers a comfortable home, a living landscape and space to create your own experience.
Comfort, conversation and change.
Our Ethos
Re-Inversnaid is a living project rooted in people, place and practice.
It's where we invite you to slow down and stay awhile. Whether you come to rest, join others, host a retreat, take part in a conservation project or explore new ideas, there is space here to reflect, reconnect and take part.We believe in travel that does more than provide an escape: travel that can restore landscapes, support healthy people and create new perspectives. That small, intentional stays in wild places can lead to meaningful change, both for ourselves and the places we care for.
We invite you to stay longer, experience more.
Learning from the Landscape
Explore our calendar of seasonal workshops, guided experiences and conservation opportunities. Our relaxed, nature-inspired approach creates space to learn new skills, explore creativity and spend meaningful time in nature.
Whether you’re leading, learning, creating or simply taking time to slow down, there’s something here to inspire you.
Reset, Reimagine. Recreate
Our Testimonials
I really appreciated becoming part of Jill's impressive project to revive parts of Scotland's rainforest. I was involved in different tasks, mainly preparing the landscape for tree planting and actual tree planting. I really hope to come back some day to see how the place and nature transformed over time.
Tatjana
Germany- August 2026
The place itself is breathtaking, and Jill takes great joy in sharing it with others. Jill was a generous host, very welcoming but happy to let you do your own thing. We ate well every day, and the accommodation was comfortable and private
Connor
USA - October 2024
Inversnaid Lodge creates space to explore yourself and our beautiful Scottish landscape. Jill and her facilitators create unique experiences to stimulate all the senses. Five star accommodation with nutritious wholesome food and experiences to nourish body and mind.
Tricia
British - June 2026
