Feather Down Chesters

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Discover the Scottish Borders during your glamping adventure at Feather Down Chesters Farm

Experience authentic Scottish outdoor living at Feather Down Chesters Farm in the Scottish Borders. This unique glamping location combines comfort with adventure. Stay in spacious tent houses amidst the beautiful countryside and discover the charm of farm life. Enjoy local produce, explore nearby historic towns and take walks through unspoiled nature. Chesters offers an unforgettable experience for anyone seeking tranquility, nature and a touch of Scottish culture.

  • Pick your own fruits and vegetables
  • On the banks of the Teviot River
  • Tent houses with their own hot tub
  • Dogs allowed (leashed)
  • Farm Shop
  • Campfire site
  • Close to water
  • Secret Garden
  • Paradise for wildlife
  • Cast your rod
  • Help out on the farm
  • Truly offline for a while: no wifi and electricity

Facilities and activities at Feather Down Chesters

Activities in the area

  • Cycling
  • Canoeing
  • Museums (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
  • Mountain biking
  • Horseback riding
  • Picturesque villages
  • Fishing
  • Walking

Location

  • On a farm

Park facilities

  • Shop
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language

  • English

Unique properties

  • Small scale park

Holiday park

  • Feather Down Farms
Feather Down Chesters

Surroundings

View of a busy city street with an iconic clock tower and historic buildings in Scotland, United Kingdom.
View from Calton Hill in Edinburgh showing the Dugald Stewart Monument and the city's historic skyline.
View of Edinburgh cityscape featuring the historic castle and iconic landmarks on a sunny day in Scotland.

Born

Born is a charming village, just 3 km from the farm, in the Scottish Borders, known for its rich history and beautiful scenery. The area offers numerous hiking and biking trails that take you past historic sites and through unspoiled countryside. Local artisans and cozy pubs give the village an authentic atmosphere. Don't miss the amazing fish and chips at the Cross Keys pub! There is also a huge beer garden and a great children's menu.

A delicious serving of fish and chips with lemon, tartar sauce, and fries in a bucket at a restaurant table.
Two people hiking a trail among rolling green hills near Jedburgh, North West England, under a cloudy sky.

Born in the Borders Visitor Center

The Born in the Borders Visitor Center, located near Jedburgh, is a unique destination that brings together the best of the region. Here you will find a craft brewery, a pub serving local food and a store selling Scottish-made products. The center also offers activities such as grass luge and wildlife spotting. An ideal place to discover the culture and crafts of the Scottish Borders and enjoy a relaxing day out.


Newcastle

Newcastle upon Tyne, often referred to simply as Newcastle, is a vibrant city in northeastern England. Known for its vibrant nightlife, rich industrial heritage and iconic architecture, such as the Tyne Bridge and the castle from which the city takes its name. The city offers a mix of historic and modern attractions. Stroll along Quayside with its trendy bars and restaurants, visit the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art or discover history at the Great North Museum. Shopping enthusiasts can indulge in Eldon Square, one of the UK's largest shopping centers. With a calendar full of festivals and events, there is always something going on in Newcastle. A city that effortlessly combines traditional charm with modern flair.

Edinburgh

Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is a city that seamlessly blends history and modernity. Famous for its impressive castle that towers high above the city, Edinburgh offers an array of cultural and historical attractions. Stroll the cobbled streets of the Royal Mile, visit the magnificent Holyrood Palace or enjoy panoramic views from Arthur's Seat, an extinct volcano. The city also hosts the annual Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the world's largest arts festival, which attracts artists and spectators from around the world. With its mix of medieval architecture and modern amenities, Edinburgh is a great destination for a day out!

Practical information

ground plan

Truly offline for a while: no wifi and electricity

Scored with a 9.9

28 reviews

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  • 15 Aug 2025

    Great glamping in the beautifull surroundings if Chesters Estate. Very peacefull place with loads of wildlife during dusk and dawn. Easy from here tor visit a lot of attractions. Edinburgh is a 1 hour drive. Ellie and the others were very welcoming. So recommended.

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  • 07 Aug 2025

    Perfect stay!

    Review from Google
  • 29 Jul 2025

    Just returned from a wonderful 3 night stay - what a special place. The tent and whole private area was beyond our expectations- so much space and we weren’t expecting our own hot tub and discovery tent! Kids (4 and 2) and grown ups had a truly wonderful time. Will be recommending to all the families i know!

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  • 10 Apr 2025

    We loved our stay here! The team at Feathers Down had really thought of everything we could need. Ellie was a great host and made us feel so so welcome. |The peaceful surroundings helped us slow down to enjoy nature. We loved the swims in the river, the outdoor stove and the outdoor shower was incredible! Such a fun, unique weekend. |We would recommend to anyone and everyone!

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  • 09 Apr 2025

    We stayed at Chester’s as a family. |The accommodation was amazing, everything you needed was provided, if you love being in nature this is the perfect family holiday. Collecting wood from the forest, picking home grown fruit and veg with my granddaughters was memory making. The girls still try collecting wood on their nature walks. Toasting marshmallows on our open fire, all these memories will stay with us all forever. Take your walking boots and free your mind. Thank you Chester’s .

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  • 15 Sep 2024

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Frequently asked questions about Feather Down Chesters

  1. Do I have to pay tourist tax?

    Yes, this must be paid on site (local rate)

  2. What is there to do in the area?

    The area around Chesters Farm in the Scottish Borders is bursting with possibilities. Visit historic Jedburgh Abbey or discover rugged nature in Kielder Forest Park. For walkers and cyclists, there are wonderful trails along rivers and rolling hills. Lovers of Scottish history can explore the imposing castles of Floors Castle and Hermitage Castle. Fancy a day in the city? Newcastle and Edinburgh are within driving distance and offer a mix of culture, shopping and cozy pubs. Also nearby is the Born in the Borders visitor center, where you can enjoy local beers and crafts.

  3. Can I park at the tent house?

    There is a parking lot for cars at the farmhouse. From there you can use a wheelbarrow to bring the luggage to the accommodation. Cars are not allowed on the farm grounds or near the tents.

  4. What are the check-in and check-out times for Feather Down Chesters?
    The check-in at Feather Down Chesters starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  5. Is Feather Down Chesters open all year round?
    No, Feather Down Chesters is open from 2 May until 3 October.
  6. Is there a camping store at Feather Down Chesters?
    Yes, at Feather Down Chesters you'll find a shop.

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