Thaw Sauna

A converted horsebox sauna on the shore of Loch Earn at St Fillans, with the loch for a cold dip

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Thaw is a wood-fired sauna built into a converted horsebox. It can travel round Strathearn for events, but its base is the lochside at St Fillans, by the Loch Earn Brewery. It holds six to eight, and you can book a seat in a 50-minute community session or hire it privately. There are changing facilities on site, and Loch Earn is right there for a dip.

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