Big Sky Hideaway School Bus

A stationary converted American schoolbus set on Big Sky Hideaway's rural site near Brothertoft, sleeping up to six with a super-king bed and four adult-sized bunks. The unit includes a small kitchen area, seating and private eco-loo, with site facilities powered by solar.

This is an off-grid, eco-conscious stay with composting toilets, solar electricity (2000 W limit) and shared solar shower facilities. Expect basic but comfortable self-catering and onsite firepits for evenings.

You’ll stay inside a converted schoolbus parked on the Big Sky Hideaway meadow. Inside is one large super-king bed at the rear, four single bunk pods, a small kitchenette (two‑hob gas cooker, sink, crockery) and seating; the bus sleeps six.

On the bus

• Sleeps 6: one super-king bed + four single bunk pods.
• Kitchen: two‑hob gas cooker, sink, crockery/cutlery and an ice box; limited on-board power (2000 W).
• Sanitation: private eco‑loo for Schoolbus guests; site uses composting toilets and solar showers.
• Site features: campfire/firebowl provided, firewood/charcoal available for purchase; alpacas and open meadow surroundings.

Best way to experience it: plan a self-catered stay, arrive between 14:00–21:00 and bring supplies, warm layers and a torch; use the full Timberholme address when navigating.

• Use the full Timberholme / North Forty Foot Bank address and the site phone if needed (postcode alone may be insufficient).
• Site is off-grid: limited power (2000 W limit) and composting toilets; bring chargers and low-power devices.
• Check-in window 14:00–21:00, check-out 07:00–11:00.
• No pets allowed; campfire fuel is sold on site.