| Isle of Raasay |
You used to be allowed to camp at the outdoor centre on Rassay but in 2007 we were advised this facility is no longer available and as a result we have removed our detailed listing.
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| Gardiesfauld Hostel |
The campsite, caravan pitches and hostel are situated on the most northerly isle in Scotland and beside the picturesque shore at Uyeasound. As of 2010 tents, motorhomes and touring caravans are allowed to pitch outside this youth hostel however there are strict rules for your consideration - see weblink. Also please book through the warden on the number supplied. This recently refurbished hostel combines superb facilities with a relaxed
Rating: 4.40  (1 votes)
  
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| Oot Ower Lounge |
The Oot Ower lounge is a new build which opened in November 2001. It is a family run establishment comprising an easy atmosphere, with pleasant and helpful occupants. Situated on the east side of Whalsay at Livister, it overlooks the Huxter loch, where the remains of a Broch can be seen clearly. The Island is ideal for family walks, trout fishing or bird watching - weather permitting of course.
The Isle of Whalsey is 25 mins on a ferry from
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| Highfield Holidays |
Highfield is a peaceful, dog-friendly, 7-acre croft with stunning views of the surrounding countryside, located just a 5-minute walk from the long sandy beach of Tralee Bay. It offers 50 spacious grass and hardstanding as well as seasonal pitches for tents, tourers, and motorhomes and has immaculate, modern facilities including a new shower and toilet block, and dishwashing area. It also has a range of deluxe glamping pods and five 4-berth safari
Rating: 4.00  (2 votes)
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| Wemyss Bay Holiday Park STATICS ONLY |
Besides being voted the ‘Best UK Park Operator' at the British Travel Awards 2013, you'll find lots of great reasons to stay with Parkdean!
Wemyss Bay Holiday Park is nestled in a glorious setting, high on the wooded slopes of Wemyss Bay, offering stunning views across Firth of Clyde. This hillside park is perfect for island hopping between the Isles or Arran, Cumbrae or historic Bute and is ideal for exploring the West Coast of
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| Portnadoran Caravan Site |
Located 2 miles out of Arisaig heading towards Morar this site is located right on the shore and is run by the very hospitable Audrey Macdonald. All grass pitches surrounding oval driveway. The coastline on your doorstep offers both gently shelving beaches and rocky outcrops. Views out to Skye and the Small Isles. Ordnance Survey Sheet 40 Grid Ref 650,890. Chemical Disposal. Photo is of the sunset from the site. Click on weblink above for
Rating: 4.45 (28 votes)
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| Wild Camping In Shetland |
Shetland welcomes Wild Camping if done responsibly. Local farmers and crofters can assist in finding the best locations. Contact nearest house, establish landowner and ask for permission to camp. They will ofter advise of best sites and give advice of good locations. NO CAMPING PERMITTED ON NOSS OR FAIR ISLE AND FORBIDDEN ON TRESTA LINKS IN FETLAR. Follow MCofS advice from website link. Caravan and camper owners can find secluded locations on
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| Lettershaw Farm |
This site is part of the Camping and Caravanning Club network of CS's. To use the CS you must be a member of the Camping and Caravanning Club. There are forms at the farm to allow you to sign up when you visit.
The site is just an hour's drive from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Carlisle and Ayr. It is able to accommodate up to 40 vans in the 2-acre field. The field sits at the bottom of the glen, and has uninterrupted views of the surrounding
Rating: 3.20  (1 votes)
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| Am Bothan Bunkhouse |
Limited Tent camping at this modern hostel located 0.5km from the ferry port. Allows camping in high-season, only when the hostel is busy. Well behaved dogs by prior notice.
Rating: 4.85  (4 votes)
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| Sunnybrae Caravan Park STATICS ONLY |
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Mike Barlow welcomes you to Sunnybrae Caravan Park on the easily accessible Isle of Luing, near Oban. We are a small, family owned caravan site, with seven self catering static caravans overlooking Cuan Sound on the spectacular West Coast of Scotland. Our holiday homes are ideal for those looking for a quiet, restful break amid the spectacular scenery of the highlands and islands.
Each year we welcome back many of our guests who enjoy walking,
Rating: 3.80 (1 votes)
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| Isle of Muck |
Camping is best sought out through the craft shop at Port Mor which can give details of the best locations.Bring all you need as there are no shops.
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| Eilean Fraoich Camp Site |
A warm island welcome awaits you at this small friendly, family-run site which lies immediately beside the home of the owner on the scenic west coast of Lewis.
It is ideally situated for sandy beaches, coastal and moorland walks, hill climbing, loch fishing and close to many significant historical sites such as the Callanish Standing Stones.
From Barvas on the A857 take A858 for 6 miles. Located behind the school and museum in North Shawbost.
Rating: 3.80 (14 votes)
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| Burnmouth Cottage (Isle of Hoy) WILD CAMPING |
Wild / rough camping areas close to Rackwick include behind the hostel, down by new public conveniences or near to Burnmouth Cottage a heather thatched bothy.Treat areas with respect and seek permission.Walk to Old Man from here.In "Rough Guide". See weblink details - MCofS advice re rough camping.
Rating: 4.90 (2 votes)
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| The Westings Inn Camping |
The Westings Inn is located in central Shetland only 8 miles from the isles capital, Lerwick. It is owned and run by Alison Swift. The hotel is situated on the side of Wormadale Hill with undoubtedly one of the most fantastic views found in Shetland. The easy going friendly atmosphere and helpful staff will ensure that your stay in Shetland is both enjoyable and memorable, whether your visit is for business or pleasure.
This is a small campsite
Rating: 3.80 (3 votes)
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| Isle of Barra |
There are now two official site on the Isle of Barra. We list both and you can access them via a search for Barra. You may wild camp with consent from the local crofter or the local responsible for the common grasing. Please see the weblink above and read the visitors reviews below which relate to camping near to the airport (now closed off due to erosion), on Vatersay and at Eoligarry. There is the Dunard Hostel with no camping in Castlebay for
Rating: 3.53  (15 votes)
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| Staffin Campsite |
Tranquil relaxed site in the North of Skye ideal for Trotternish Ridge and all its geology. New facilities. Pitches are also available for tents in sheltered flat locations. Walking distance to shore, shop & resraurant.
Rating: 3.86 (7 votes)
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| Culloden Moor Caravan Club Site |
A gently sloping site, sheltered on one side by a belt of trees and facing a glorious view over the Nairn Valley, and approximately a mile from the famous Culloden battlefield where Bonnie Prince Charlie was defeated and Scottish history was rewritten. The site is about six miles from the town of Inverness, with its excellent shopping facilities and is centrally situated for touring some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland including Loch
Rating: 3.71 (7 votes)
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| John O'Groats Caravan Park |
4 acre site beside the tourist attractions. From the site you can relax and enjoy the fine panoramic views of the Pentland Firth, one of the most dangerous shipping channels in the world with its strong ebbing and flowing sea currents and spectacular tidal races. To your left you will see the Island of Stroma, three and a half kilometres from the mainland, inhabited by a seal colony and the occasional visitor. In front of you will see the Orkney
Rating: 3.44 (5 votes)
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| North Ledaig Caravan Park |
This caravan club affiliated site is open to non members. It has one of the best locations on Scotland's west coast, the thirty acre park - which has been awarded the David Bellamy Conservation Award - is situated on a two-mile sand and shingle beach on Ardmucknish Bay where sailing, watersports and safe bathing can be enjoyed. Some pitches are almost at the waters edge and all pitches face the sea and enjoy a panoramic view to the beautiful
Rating: 4.55 (17 votes)
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| Calgary Bay Wild Camping Isle of Mull |
This wild camping site relates to a small area opposite the public toilets, for tents and small campervans only. NO CARAVANS OR LARGE CAMPERVANS. Please keep to the area south of the burn and do not camp on the beach or dunes of the bay as a great deal of conservation measures have been invested in the area. The camping spot is for short-stay camping 2-3 NIGHTS ONLY. There is no tapped water, only from burn which can run dry at times. Please
Rating: 3.74 (10 votes)
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