Unit 1b Riverside Workshops, Edinburgh Road, Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, TD8 6EE  (Show me directions) Show Map

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Welcome

Eildon Leisure Lodges Ltd is a family owned company, with a life time's experience in the construction and timber manufacturing industry; we would like you to have the benefit of our expertise on your next project.

We would be delighted to discuss and quote for any current or future project you may be considering and can offer a full design package either for 'Supply Only' or for 'Supply and Install' or to the complete finish. Please call us, we would be delighted to arrange a visit at which point, we can discuss your own individual requirements.

Our Lodges

All our Lodges and Drover Camping Bothys are all manufactured to BS3632, complying with National Caravan Council, and the U.K. Building Standards. Our Drover Camping Bothy originates from the days when cattle and sheep were taken by the Drovers from the Scottish Lowlands down through Northumberland and Yorkshire to markets; all our products are Bespoke Built to meet with every customer's requirements, from garden playrooms, annexes, to our standard two person Bothy, four person Bothy, extending to our Family Bothy which can sleep a family of six.

Affordability

Eildon Leisure Lodges Ltd will design your home and build it to suit your requirements and budget, rather than have to make do with something out of a brochure, which is usually not exactly what you where looking for and over budget.

We are able to keep the costs low because we manufacture all our houses, lodges and log chalets here in the Scottish Borders, reducing the transport costs; we also work closely with professionals who share our philosophy for sustainable affordable housing.

Our straight forward approach means our houses and log buildings have minimal environmental impact during manufacture and construction creating very low energy and maintenance costs. Houses constructed entirely of timber are popular in many parts of Northern Europe and North America, where some of the houses are hundreds of years old, and now becoming very popular here in the UK.

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