The Great Scottish Craft Hoolie

We've changed our approach to ticketing for these events, so if you've booked before, you'll notice something different. We're charging a flat entry rate to the event, and then you'll pay for the workshops you want to attend. You can also purchase a camping spot (tent or van) plus catering. We hope this makes the costs more transparent.

All tickets include free tea, coffee and snacks!

Day tickets are also available.

No. Based on feedback from previous events, we’ve decided to make workshop booking separate. Trainers will set the fees and charge what they want for each workshop, and participants can choose how many - if any - workshops they attend.

Once you’ve purchased your event tickets, we’ll send you a link to book workshops. Workshop details coming soon, so watch this space!

You can choose from fully catered, just lunch, or no food at all. We’re a registered food business and do our cooking over the campfire, using charcoal we make on site. We can cater for most dietary requirements, but please let us know in advance. If you don’t buy a catered ticket, you’ll need to bring all food and a means of cooking with you.

We’ve been through different shapes and sizes, and 2026 events will be limited at 50 people. This means that you’ll get to meet and talk to all the other participants (if you want to), including the trainers. If you want a big event, this may not be for you!

Yes - just add camping to your booking. We can accommodate tents and vans. If you have a large van/ caravan, please get in touch and we’ll see if the space works.

We have two composting toilets and a wood-powered shower, fed by rainwater. We’re fully off grid - no mains electricity or access to the water mains. However, we collect rain water for the shower and we do have solar power, so you can charge your phone! We bring drinking water to site and it can be accessed through the taps in kitchen.

Kids are welcome - and if they’re under 12, they can come for free (although you’ll need to pay for workshops)! Some of the workshops might only be suitable for older teenagers and adults, so please make sure before you book onto any of the workshops. Email us if you’re not sure!

We’re based in rural Stirlingshire, on the edge of a Forestry and Land Commission block of woodlands. Our site has some established oaks as well as a lot of regen birch. It’s small and compact, but we make the most of what we have!

We’re a woodland site, so the paths are quite uneven under foot. This might not be suitable for those using mobility aids, so please get in touch and we can chat things through.