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Cabin on the Croft Accommodation in Rogart
See traditional Scottish crofting with cattle, deer and chickens
Short Term Let Licence No HI-01297-F
The Cabin
Welcome to Cabin on the Croft, your ideal holiday destination is based at Muie in Rogart, Sutherland. Explore our cosy self-catering cabin nestled in stunning Highland scenery. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and those seeking peace and relaxation amidst nature’s beauty. Your Highland adventure begins here.
£170 per night’s stay for up to 4 guests provides everything you need for self catering including a welcoming double bedroom with its own en-suite toilet, as well as a twin room that’s ideal for family or friends. There is also a separate bathroom for added comfort during your stay.
Our Red Deer
The Cabin on the Croft is located on our own Croft at Muie where we are based. At Muie we’re committed to sustainably managing our croft. This involves preserving its environmental, cultural and economic value. We recognise that traditional grazing by cattle and sheep, along with responsible deer management where needed, has shaped many of Scotland’s most cherished habitats over centuries. Our goal is to maintain a diverse mosaic of grassland heath woodland and wetland through practical land management.
As a guest at this very special self catering accommodation you’ll get an appreciation of the crofting life while soaking up some stunning views.
Wake to the sight of red deer, Shetland cattle, and North Country Cheviot sheep grazing nearby, listen to the sounds of native birds, and enjoy the ever-changing scenery that makes this corner of the Highlands so special.
Sleeping up to four guests for self catering the accommodation includes a welcoming double bedroom with its own en-suite toilet, as well as a twin room that’s ideal for family or friends. There is also a separate bathroom for added comfort during your stay.
The Cabin has a Short Term Let licence, which means it’s regularly checked and has up‑to‑date fire risk assessments and gas safety certificates, for example. Fully insured, and ready for you to enjoy a safe, comfortable stay. It is warm, spacious, and well equipped, providing everything needed for a comfortable stay throughout the year. Whether you’re looking for a quiet escape, a base for walking and exploring, or the opportunity to experience authentic crofting life, you’ll find a warm Highland welcome waiting for you.
At Cabin on the Croft, we are committed to providing safe, clean and comfortable living spaces for our guests. We take pride in our attention to detail and our dedication to ensuring you have a pleasant stay.
Nestled on the Croft, our cosy cabin offers a peaceful place to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Inside, you’ll find a well-equipped kitchen and a comfortable lounge area — perfect for slow mornings, shared meals and unwinding after a day exploring.
To help protect the animals on the croft and the surrounding wildlife, we kindly ask that guests do not bring dogs.
We know many guests love travelling with their pets, but this helps us care for the environment and keep the croft peaceful for everyone who lives and visits here.
About us
The family who run the croft and associated businesses consists of Niall, Fay and the three children.
Niall has spent his entire career managing wild deer across much of Scotland. From his childhood in the flow country of Caithness, he worked for 40 years in both the public and private sectors, managing deer and natural resources.
Fay hails from a traditional West Coast family with a strong culture of crofting and fishing. She spent a period of her career as a police officer with the Northern Constabulary and held various administration roles in the countryside sector.
Our three children are actively involved in the management of the croft and associated businesses throughout the year.
Our vision is to live sustainably and provide for our family’s future in a cared for landscape.
Our Animals
In this remote Highland landscape, our animals are central to a sustainable crofting system that works with nature.
Our herd of farmed red deer, native Shetland cattle, and North Country Cheviot sheep each help manage the land. By grazing different plants and habitats, they maintain the mix of grassland, heath, and moorland that supports wildlife. Their grazing recycles nutrients, boosts botanical diversity, and helps preserve the character of this iconic landscape.
These hardy, traditional breeds are well suited to Highland conditions and thrive on forage that cannot be used for crops. They turn natural vegetation into high-quality, nutritious food with minimal external inputs.
For us, sustainability means producing food responsibly, caring for the land, and ensuring our crofting strengthens biodiversity, supports rural livelihoods, and builds a resilient landscape for future generations.
Activities on the Croft
A stay at our croft is about far more than comfortable accommodation—it’s a chance to enjoy an authentic Scottish Highlands croft stay and experience the landscapes, wildlife and traditions that make this part of the country so special.
Whether you’re completely new to the outdoors or an experienced country sports enthusiast, our Sutherland accommodation offers a range of activities tailored to your interests.
Deer Stalking
Join us for an authentic Highland deer stalking experience. We welcome complete beginners who want to learn about the traditions, ethics and skills of stalking, as well as experienced hunters seeking a memorable day in some of Scotland’s finest wild country. Every outing is professionally guided, with an emphasis on safety, wildlife management and respect for the natural environment.
Wildlife Watching
For those who prefer a camera to a rifle, our wildlife tours offer unforgettable Highland wildlife experiences across the croft and surrounding hills. Depending on the season, you may encounter red deer, roe deer, mountain hares, otters, pine martens, red squirrels, birds of prey and a wide variety of Highland birdlife. The changing seasons ensure that every visit reveals something new.
Guided Croft & Nature Walks
Take a relaxed walk through the croft and surrounding landscape while learning about traditional crofting, sustainable land management and the rich natural history of Sutherland. Discover how farming, conservation and wildlife work together to shape this remarkable part of the Highlands.
Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation or a deeper connection with nature, your stay offers the chance to experience the Highlands in an authentic and memorable way.
Our Produce
In this remote Highland landscape, our animals are central to a sustainable crofting system that works with nature.
Our herd of farmed red deer, native Shetland cattle, and North Country Cheviot sheep each help manage the land. By grazing different plants and habitats, they maintain the mix of grassland, heath, and moorland that supports wildlife. Their grazing recycles nutrients, boosts botanical diversity, and helps preserve the character of this iconic landscape.
These hardy, traditional breeds are well suited to Highland conditions and thrive on forage that cannot be used for crops. They turn natural vegetation into high-quality, nutritious food with minimal external inputs.
For us, sustainability means producing food responsibly, caring for the land, and ensuring our crofting strengthens biodiversity, supports rural livelihoods, and builds a resilient landscape for future generations.
Get in touch
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(+44) 7749 727878
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