WinterWood Cabin

Escape to WinterWood, a charming tiny home in the heart of Donegal, perfect for a romantic getaway or a peaceful retreat. Nestled in the stunning coastal haven of Ballyliffin, this unique sanctuary offers breathtaking views and a tranquil setting surrounded by a newly planted mini woodland of native Irish trees. Designed with comfort and relaxation in mind, WinterWood is the ideal base to recharge and reconnect. 2 min walk from the nearest bar, hotels, shop, & 10 min stroll to Pollan Beach. The space 2mins walk from all hotels, shop & cafe. We could not be any more central. Short walk to Pollan Beach. All major bus routes stop 2 mins walk away & connect to Republic + N.Ireland, including a twice daily direct bus to and from Dublin City & Dublin Airport. Guest access The entire space is exclusive for guests use, with private free parking. 🅿️ Other things to note Now is the perfect time to take the opportunity to relax and recharge with a short break on the Inishowen Peninsula in Donegal on the North Coast of Ireland. After a day of exploring nearby coastal trails or hiking the scenic hills, unwind in the comfort of WinterWood. Enjoy a refreshing hot shower before settling in for a cozy evening—curl up with a holiday read or relax in front of the Smart TV. While there’s no in-house WiFi, this is a perfect opportunity to disconnect and fully embrace the tranquility of your stay. If needed, the TV can be easily connected via mobile hotspot, thanks to the strong 4G signal. Additionally, free community WiFi is available 24/7 at Atlantic Stores & Foodmarket, just a two-minute stroll away. On sunny days, throw open the doors to let the crisp Donegal breeze flow through, or step outside to soak up the serene surroundings. The well-equipped kitchen lets you prepare delicious meals to enjoy indoors, and when it’s time to wind down, the plush double bed promises a restful night’s sleep. Want to make your stay extra special? Whether you’re treating yourself or a loved one, we can arrange thoughtful touches like a bottle of Prosecco or indulgent Irish chocolates to welcome you on arrival. Let us know in advance, and we’ll take care of the details to make your stay unforgettable. Inishowen has it all – from wild, romantic coastlines to beautiful woodland and rivers; from stunning award-winning beaches to fabulous food; from quality accommodation to a fantastic range of activities and attractions. See a different North West Coast in Winter – still beautiful, but a wilder beauty than that of summer. Wrap up warm and feel the bracing sea air or watch the waves crashing on the beaches. The gem waiting to be discovered in this beautiful area is Ballyliffin. Ballyliffin is a delightful village, with a fine long golden sandy beach at Pollan that stretches to over two miles in length. Crockaughrim presents a rewarding climb and there are examples of primative rock art at the western slope, which dates from the Bronze Age. Ballyliffin is home to the Ballyliffin Golf Club, Ireland's most northerly club, and a gem of a destination for the visiting golfer. There are two outstanding and contrasting 18 hole championship golf courses to choose from. The Old Links and the Glashedy Links. Both courses offer a round of golf, amongst some of the most breathtaking scenery in Ireland and attract golfers from all over the world. For movie lovers - Ballyliffin is also home to Ireland’s most northerly Film Festival. Disappear Here Film Festival has been active since 2017, and takes place during the first weekend of October. Film fanatics from across the world flock to watch a carefully curated programme of features, documentaries and short films each year. For the more fitness-focused traveller, the Ballyliffin Coastal Challenge takes place each Easter weekend and offers a 10mile or 7 mile route. Doagh visitor's centre is an outdoor museum & tells the story of life in this area in the 1970's going back to the famine in the 1840's. During the months of November and December the village becomes Lapland with Santa arriving down the chimney. Ballyliffin is the best place to base yourself as you visit some of Ulsters finest tourist attractions like the Giants causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, or the vast Glenveagh national park So if you want to get away from everything and completely relax, why not indulge yourself and visit the unforgettable peninsula of Inishowen and the beautiful village of Ballyliffin.