Holiday rentals in Wigtown

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    Wigtown holiday rentals start at €61 per night before taxes and fees

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A stone-walled exterior of a cottage is depicted, featuring a grey shed-like structure and a pathway of stepping stones leading to the entrance. The area is covered with light gravel and framed by open fields under a clear blue sky.
Cottage in Port William
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

The Bothy is a rural, coastal, studio cottage.

This unique place has a style all of its own. The Bothy is newly renovated and offers a peaceful, coastal getaway for 2. It is a twin bedded studio cottage with a separate bathroom and shower. There is a microwave, electric hob, toaster and kettle in the kitchen area. Dining table and chairs. Wall mounted TV and WiFi. There are several quiet beaches with wonderful coastlines to explore within walking distance. There is also the stunning St Medan Golf Course that welcomes visitors all year round.

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The cottage is framed by lush greenery and gravel pathways. A welcoming entrance features a pitched roof and small porch. Multiple windows allow natural light to fill the interior, while the outdoor space is neatly landscaped with shrubs and trees, contributing to a serene ambiance.
Cottage in Kirkcowan
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Wren's nest

Wrens nest is a cozy one-room cottage with an open plan design that combines charm with functionality. The main room features a simple layout where the bed, sofa and kitchen area share the same space. The comfortable oak framed bed has neutral linens and bedside tables with reading lamps. The two seater sofa has small foldable tables for dining. The kitchen occupies one wall with simple cabinets, two burner hob, fridge, microwave and small air fryer. The shower room has wc & sink with storage.

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A rustic stone building is positioned beneath a large, leafy sycamore tree, surrounded by green grass and a stone wall. The roof is shingled, and the entrance is marked by a dark green door, offering a charming and inviting feel amidst the natural landscape.
Barn in Whauphill
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 56 reviews

The Duck House Bothy

Experience rural Galloway in South West Scotland by staying in this carefully restored stone farm building nestled under an ancient sycamore tree. Enjoy the living area constructed from oak beams, sit and relax by the Jotul log stove, and watch a film on the smart TV after a day of walking, cycling or exploring the nearby beaches, hills and forests. Retreat to the mezzanine sleeping area, accessed by traditional bothy stairs. Between May and September farm tours are available by arrangement.

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The studio features a spacious bed with a dark covering, complemented by neatly folded white towels. A decorative blanket rests at the foot of the bed. A wooden chest of drawers and a cozy armchair are positioned near a large window, with a Smart TV mounted on the wall.
Guest suite in Creetown
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 937 reviews

Ivy Bank Studio Creetown - Gem Rocks Neighbour.

Ivy Bank Studio, run by Mary & Jonathan, is an attached studio room of Ivy Cottage. It is independent from the main Cottage. Which itself was built in 1795 from local stone. It is situated on a private no through road, located directly in front of the Gem Rock museum and cafe. The location of the studio room in Creetown offers excellent outdoor views across to Cairnsmore Hill & Wigtown Bay. Creetown itself is a welcoming tourist village ideal for those wishing to explore Dumfries & Galloway.

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A vibrant lounge/diner area features a blue sofa with red cushions and a glass coffee table. A wooden dining table, set for two, is visible in the background, accompanied by wooden chairs. The walls are painted in a warm yellow, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere.
Guest house in Wigtown
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 42 reviews

Stylish rural vegetarian getaway

The Wigtown Holt is stylish, vegetarian, accommodation in the heart of Scotland’s National Book Town. Quiet but central, with a wealth of natural beauty and literary interest on your doorstep, it's the prefect rural getaway. The Holt is run by writer/ artist Maggie Kellie and author Tim Cowen. You will have exclusive use of our annex: a comfortable double bedroom, a shower room and a lounge/diner with kitchenette. A complementary light breakfast for your first night is included in the price.

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The exterior of The Granary is showcased against a clear blue sky, featuring a two-story building with a whitewashed facade and a dark roof. A quaint entrance with a blue door is highlighted, surrounded by flower beds in vibrant colors. Gravel pathways lead to the entrance, reflecting a welcoming atmosphere.
Farm stay in Kirkinner
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews

The Granary, Little Tahall Farm

The Granary is situated on our small working farm with stunning views over Wigtown Bay. Sleeps 2/4 with twin or double bedroom downstairs, single/double bed can be provided in lounge. Small child friendly, travel cot, high chair etc available. Short drive to beaches, Galloway Forest, hills and coast. Five minutes from Wigtown, handy for the Book Festival. Great for bikers, cyclists, walkers, bird watching or relaxing. One well behaved dog welcome, please advise us before arrival.

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A welcoming collage of images features natural landscapes, a wooden cabin exterior, and various cozy interior elements. Notable visuals include rustic decor items, a serene sleeping area, and outdoor spaces with greenery and farm animals. The word 'WELCOME' is prominently displayed in the center.
Cabin in Dumfries and Galloway
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

Ride in/Ride out in luxury vintage style cabin

Luxurious cabin surrounded by nature, at the foot of Cairnsmore of Fleet, 200m from Kirroughtree 7 Stanes, Scotland's premier mountain bike trail, in the middle of Dark Sky Park within the Galloway Forest Park & the UNESCO GSA Biosphere. We've got secret wild swimming spots, stargazing, & wildlife in abundance, lovely walks on Cairnsmore or just relax, unwind and reconnect with family & friends. Our jewel of a cabin harks back to simpler days surrounded by beauty. Enjoy!

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Cabin in New Galloway
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Oak Tree Hut

Unfortunately no dogs/children/infants are allowed. Oak Tree Hut is situated on our working sheep farm in Dumfries and Galloway. The views from the hut looks over St John’s Town of Dalry and up onto the Rhinns of Kells. Lie in bed watching the sunrise and sit on the verandah or soak in the outside bath while watching the sunset. Watch the bird life and livestock peacefully fly and amble by. The hut has everything you need to make your stay comfortable and memorable.

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A bright bedroom featuring a spacious bed adorned with a decorative throw. A wooden bedside table and a light-colored chest of drawers are positioned alongside. Natural light filters through the patterned curtains, illuminating the room's neutral color palette and creating a calm environment.
Cottage in Wigtown
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews

Holiday House at 22

Set in a picturesque and historic town of Wigtown, this luxurious accommodation offers a fantastic holiday retreat for families and couples. A wealth of opportunities, from quiet and tranquil gateways for nature enthusiasts, fun packed holiday for families wishing to explore the outdoors, to cultural breaks during the annual book festivals in the place nationally and internationally recognised for cultural tourism, all on the doorsteps of this unique property.

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Treehouse in Kirkinner
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 97 reviews

The Potager Tree House

Situated within the vegetable garden five feet up. Unfortunately, not suitable for disabled access. There is a tree coming up through the balcony which gets full sun in the morning for breakfast alfresco. Living area is small and quirky but with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Outside there is a BBQ, a wood fired whiskey barrel hot tub and enough coals and logs provided for one night. The garden is secure and dog friendly. Private entry and parking.

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The kitchen features modern appliances with a combination of white cabinetry and wooden countertops. Natural light enters through a large window, highlighting potted plants on the sill. Essential items, including a microwave, kettle, and toaster, are arranged neatly on the counter.
Cottage in Wigtown
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 193 reviews

Beautiful 2 bedroom cottage with stunning bay view

A two bedroom, two hundred year old cottage, Tide View is situated centrally in Scotland's book town, Wigtown. With stunning views over the bay and Galloway hills, you can relax with the whole family or friends. This beautiful area of Galloway has wonderful beaches, scenic hills and forests. A well behaved dog is welcome, the house is fully fenced (1.3m high at lowest point) and there are dog walking areas at the doorstep and a children's play park 50m away.

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Bungalow in Carsluith
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 225 reviews

Secluded Cottage with amazing views

Secluded cottage in elevated position with amazing views. Recently added garden room onto the existing cottage enables spectacular 360 panoramic views over Wigtown Bay. It is perfect for families or two couples, garden is fully enclosed (except for determined dogs). Kids have space to make dens, climb trees or toast marshmallows. In summer relax on the patio, In winter curl up with a book or board game and enjoy the stunning views from the cosy interior.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Wigtown?

    Wigtown has inviting stays near the heart of town, surrounded by independent bookshops and local cafés. Guests frequently select charming cottages and restored homes for an authentic experience.

  • What are the best things to do in Wigtown with kids?

    Families often enjoy browsing bookshops designed for young readers, relaxing in local parks, and taking part in seasonal family workshops. Outdoor adventures like nature walks are available near town.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Wigtown?

    Explore independent bookstores, attend local author talks, and discover Wigtown Gardens. Many visitors enjoy sampling home baking in local cafés and visiting small art galleries.

  • How is the weather in Wigtown?

    Wigtown has cool, temperate weather throughout the year. Winters range from 36–44°F (2–6°C) with steady rainfall, while summer temperatures usually reach 53–64°F (12–18°C) with showers, so it is wise to bring waterproof clothing.

  • When is the best time to visit Wigtown?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures, lively gardens, and local festivals. Book enthusiasts may prefer the time when literary events take place, bringing extra activity to the town.

  • What are the best places to visit in Wigtown?

    Explore independent bookshops, wander through Wigtown Gardens, and visit the Martyrs' Stake, a local historical landmark. The town's art galleries and antiques shops are often recommended for visitors.

  • What are some hiking trails in Wigtown?

    Wigtown has walking routes through local parks, riverbanks, and countryside paths. Visitors frequently suggest the footpaths along the River Bladnoch and nature trails in nearby reserves.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Wigtown?

    Families can explore children’s bookshops, enjoy picnic spots in Wigtown Gardens, and participate in interactive events during local festivals. Outdoor trails nearby are well suited for curious young explorers.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Wigtown?

    Popular day trips from Wigtown include exploring expansive nature reserves, sandy beaches, and historic castles around the wider Dumfries and Galloway area. Many travelers also visit nearby coastal villages for fresh seafood and traditional Scottish culture.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Wigtown?

    Many accommodations in Wigtown welcome pets, often featuring enclosed gardens or nearby walking paths. It's helpful to check with each host about specific amenities for animal companions.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Wigtown?

    Take time to chat with local booksellers who often share literary insights or off-the-beaten-path recommendations. Exploring beyond the main square leads to lesser-known shops, gardens, and scenic walking routes.

  • What is Wigtown known for?

    Wigtown is known as Scotland’s National Book Town, with a vibrant literary scene and a collection of independent bookshops. The town also has historic landmarks, community festivals, and welcoming cafés.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Wigtown?

    Local readers recommend tucked-away bookshops with rare finds, quiet riverside trails, and artist-led workshops. Small antiques shops and heritage buildings add layers to the town’s character.

  • What are the best foods to try in Wigtown?

    Visitors often enjoy local baking, traditional Scottish pies, and seasonal produce at independent cafés. Seafood dishes and locally sourced meats are staples in nearby eateries.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Wigtown?

    Pack layered, weather-resistant clothing, comfortable shoes for walking, and a raincoat due to frequent showers. Bringing a good book or journal is also a fitting choice for enjoying the town’s literary atmosphere.

  • What is the nightlife in Wigtown like?

    Wigtown has a relaxed evening atmosphere, with historic pubs, small music events, and periodic readings or community gatherings. Nights are generally tranquil, focusing on local conversation and culture.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Wigtown?

    The Wigtown Book Festival is frequently suggested, drawing visitors for author events, talks, and workshops, usually in early autumn. Throughout the year, smaller community arts and cultural happenings can be found.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Wigtown?

    Wigtown has family-friendly rentals, including spacious cottages and homes with multiple bedrooms. Several options provide easy access to parks, bookshops, and family attractions around town.