Set on the edge of a serene loch at Eden Springs Fishery, this wood-fired sauna offers a beautifully considered outdoor experience in one of Scotland’s most peaceful landscapes. Designed for both shared and private sessions, the sauna sits quietly beside the water, inviting you to slow down, warm up, and reconnect — whether you arrive alone, with friends, or as part of a small group. Inside, the heat is traditional and deeply restorative. Outside, panoramic views across the loch create space to cool off naturally, breathe deeply, and take in the surrounding landscape. For those comfortable with cold-water immersion, the loch provides an invigorating contrast after your sauna session. Sessions are welcoming and unhurried, suitable for both regular sauna-goers and first-timers alike. This is a place to unwind, reset, and experience sauna as it’s meant to be — grounded, simple, and connected to nature. Private hire sessions are also available on request — please message the host if you’re looking for a specific time or group booking.

House rules

• All guests use the sauna at their own risk • If you are booking on behalf of a group, it is your responsibility to ensure all participants are aware of and agree to these rules • Anyone with medical conditions (including heart conditions, blood pressure issues, pregnancy, or those taking prescription medication) should consult their GP before booking • Do not use the sauna if you feel unwell or unsure about your ability to tolerate heat • Maximum capacity inside the sauna at any one time is 12 people • The sauna is wood-fired — the stove, chimney, rocks and surrounding areas become extremely hot and must not be touched • Only the sauna operator may add wood to the stove • Jewellery must be removed before entering the sauna to prevent burns • Swimwear must not contain metal parts or slimming panels that could heat up • Intoxicated guests, or anyone deemed a safety risk, may be refused entry without refund • Nudity is not permitted — appropriate swimwear must be worn at all times • Anyone under 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult

Usage Guidelines

Enter and exit the sauna carefully — floors may be wet and space limited • No footwear inside the sauna • Always sit on a towel (we recommend bringing two: one for sitting, one for drying) • Feet must be rinsed before entering to remove sand or dirt • Do not apply creams, oils or lotions before entering the sauna • Sauna sessions should be 10–15 minutes at a time (maximum 15–20 minutes) • Leave immediately if you feel dizzy, nauseous, light-headed or uncomfortable • Stay hydrated throughout your session — drink water before, during and after • When unmanned, only use the provided ladle and bucket to gently add water to the rocks, keeping your arm clear of rising steam • Never add anything other than water to the sauna rocks • When manned, the sauna operator will manage heat and water • Always check with others before increasing the heat • Keep access points clear at all times for safe exit • Cold water immersion (sea, loch or ice bath) is optional and undertaken at your own risk • Only enter cold water if you are confident in your ability and conditions • Never enter cold water alone • No food, alcohol, smoking or drugs before or during your session • Personal belongings are left at your own risk — the host accepts no liability for loss or theft • Be respectful, kind, and mindful of others sharing the space Wild Scottish Sauna reserves the right to refuse admission or ask guests to leave if rules are not followed. Refunds will not be provided where entry is refused on safety grounds.