Welcome to Cloag Farm Cottages in the heart of Perthshire, a farm in a spectacular rural setting with extensive panoramic views over Strathearn to the Ochil hills and peaceful mature woodland. Safely set away from main roads and traffic, staying at Cloag Farm allows you to enjoy the peace of the countryside. Our Agritourism business looks forward to welcoming you to our three comfortable Cloag Farm Cottages, a perfect base to stay to explore Perthshire and East Scotland. Each cottage sleeps up to four, with discounts for couples all year, and you can bring your dog.
Our visitors come for family holidays, for walking and activity visits, for a peaceful break to recharge and to visit friends and family. Many return to stay with us again. We love living in this part of Scotland, and look forward to giving you a personal welcome to Cloag Farm and introduce you to this wonderful part of the world.
Cloag Farm Cottages carry the World Travel and Tourism Safe Travels Marque and we follow government and industry guidelines to maintain cleanliness. Continuing in 2026, for your safety, we are looking forward to welcoming you for a perfect staycation.
Cloag Farm Cottages are three family-run farm holiday self-catering cottages with spectacular panoramic southerly views. Safely set away from roads and traffic, they are surrounded by lawns with mature woodland as a backdrop. Clean, comfortable and cozy, they are a perfect base for discovering Perthshire and beyond.
Our visitors often tell us how surprised they are by the number of things to do in the area. Organised water sports – paddleboarding to white water rafting, a whole range of bike trails and routes, quad biking, golf, and fishing all await. Walking is popular with easy lowland routes and more challenging Munros to tackle.
Cloag Farm with its woods plays host to a rich range of wildlife, including red squirrels, bats, roe deer, and many birds including owls and woodpeckers. The skies are full of swifts, swallows and martins in the summer and often migrating geese in the autumn and spring.
We are located north of the Perthshire village of Methven, seven miles west of Perth.
We’re 40 minutes from Dundee, an hour away from Glasgow, and over an hour from Edinburgh.
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Perth is one of the mildest places in Scotland, with cool summers and mild winters. However, to quote Billy Connolly, “There’s no such thing as bad weather – only the wrong clothes”. So waterproof clothing is always advised.