About TT

What Trossachs Tryst is about – Inner Peace for a Compassionate World

Trossachs Tryst is a non-denominational self catering retreat centre founded in 2022, for all faiths and none.

It is a safe, nourishing space set in a stunning landscape that can nourish the soul, and can hold transformational processes allowing an emergence of the true, connected self, bringing about a deeper inner peace.

Most if not all of us want to experience well-being & inner peace. At times we experience challenging emotions and unhelpful patterns of behaving in ourselves.  Given the right environment & support we are able to turn inward, face ourselves and in so doing find meaning, joy & connection.

Our bodies, relationships, communities & society need to be nourished just as our minds & hearts. Where to begin? Here it starts with self. Having made peace inside, we are able to meet the world around us with compassion. When there is peace within there is peace without.

Trossachs Tryst Stewards Mark and Till

Trossachs Tryst Stewards – Till & Mark

We are working towards a Green Tourism Business Award.

We ask our guests not to smoke, take drugs or drink alcohol on-site.

Through Tryst Rooms we offer self-catering accommodation to mindful holiday makers who are conscious of the need for self care, and who considerately enjoy a stunning countryside setting.

Tryst Retreats CIC, a Social Enterprise registered in Scotland No. SC852504, provides a haven to hire by groups, usually within the population of Scotland, to nourish their inner well-being, build emotional resilience and constructive engagement with the world around them.

Tryst Retreats reaches a wider community through collaboration with group leaders and process facilitators. It seeks close links with other Third Sector organisations and groups with aligned purposes.

It ensures it caters for groups that can at times be marginalised like carers, LGBT+ or disabled people. It strives for inclusivity of people with limited financial resources.

Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes 

Carl Jung