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Re-Inversnaid

A living project for people, place and practice.

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Re-Inversnaid

A Living Project for People, Place and Practice

Oak 02 Illustration by MadliArt
Oak 01 Illustration by MadliArt

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 Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Re-Inversnaid offers a comfortable home, a living landscape and space to create your own experience.

Oak 01 Illustration by MadliArt
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Oak 04 Illustration by MadliArt
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Oak 01 Illustration by MadliArt
Oak 01 Illustration by MadliArt
Oak 01 Illustration by MadliArt
Oak 01 Illustration by MadliArt

Retreat

Come & Stay

A place to stay, gather and retreat: A hosted six-bedroom 18th-century Hunting Lodge and adjoining cottage overlooking Loch Lomond and the Arrochar Alps. Come for the warmth, hospitality and wildness. Enjoy the space to reconnect, celebrate and slow down.

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Restore

Reflect & Reconnect

Restore body, mind and perspective: Nature-based workshops and mindful practices exploring creativity, leadership and different ways of thinking. From writing and reflection to movement and time outdoors, create space to slow down, reconnect and see things differently.

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Rewild

Get Involved

A place to rewild and restore: Get involved in caring for the rare temperate oak rainforest, from tackling rhododendron and other invasive non-native species to restoring woodland and wetlands. Learn, contribute and see what happens when we put restoration into practice.

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Comfort, conversation and change.

What's On Offer

There are different ways to experience Re-Inversnaid.

 

Come and stay with friends, family or colleagues. Join a workshop, retreat or hosted experience. Get involved in restoration and rewilding. Learn through practical work, explore your creativity, or simply spend time in the landscape.

Some experiences are structured. Others leave plenty of room to find your own way. What connects them is the place itself: the landscape, the people, the work we’re doing here and the opportunity to experience something a little different.

Reset. Reimagine. Recreate.

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Our Ethos

Re-Inversnaid is a living project rooted in people, place and practice.

We believe travel is more meaningful when you have time to get to know a place. Staying a little longer, understanding something of its landscape, people and stories can create a richer experience and have a more positive impact on the landscape itself. Re-Inversnaid offers small, intentional stays and experiences that invite people to do just that.

 

You might come to rest, walk the West Highland Way, join a workshop, learn something new, get involved in restoration, or simply spend time in the landscape. The landscape is part of the project. We’re restoring and rewilding parts of the land, learning from what happens and adapting our approach as we go. Alongside that, we’re creating experiences that help people connect with the place, with each other and with different ways of seeing and doing things.

We believe everyone has something to bring to the project. Come and share your ideas, knowledge and perspectives, learn from others and contribute to the story of Re-Inversnaid.

Come for the landscape. Stay a little longer. Get to know the place.

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Our Testimonials

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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

A Place in Progress

 

 Re-Inversnaid is not a finished project, it's a living one.

Keep up to date on how we're actively restoring and learning from the landscape around us,

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Plan your visit

We believe everyone can play a part in the Re-Inversnaid project — whether you're leading a workshop, planting a tree or sitting quietly with a mug of strong coffee and a deeper breath.

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Plan your visit

We believe everyone can play a part in rewilding — whether you're leading a workshop, planting a tree, or sitting quietly with a mug of strong coffee and a deeper breath.

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