Feather Down Chesters is a glamping estate near Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders, set in woodland along the banks of the River Teviot. It is the first Feather Down property in Scotland, hosted by John and Ellie and their family.

Tented cottages nestle among the trees, with barley fields stretching to the river and a two-acre walled garden nearby. The estate supports a rich variety of wildlife, including otters, badgers, foxes, bats, owls, deer, and rabbits.

A particular highlight is Samson, an osprey that returns from the Gambia each year to nest close to the encampment, typically between May and September.