Western Isles

The site is situated on the Southern most point of Arran, along its own private beach lapped by the Gulf Stream. From this beautiful, quiet, beach side family site with unsurpassed sea views, you will be able to view an abundance of wildlife from your pitch; Seals at play, Gannets diving, occasional Basking Sharks and Porpoise cruising by. Children can play in the rock pools. You will also be overlooking Ailsa Craig and Pladda Island while in the distance is the Ayrshire coast and Ireland

Kinloch Campsite is a small family run, informal site situated in North West Skye at the head of Loch Dunvegan The village of Dunvegan is a 5 minute walk from the campsite and has a full range of services including a bakery, grocers, greengrocer, newsagent, restaurants, bars, post office, garages, medical centre and churches.

Now open all year. Situated close to the heart of Uig, and less than 2 minutes walk from the pub, shops, cafés and Ferry Terminal, Uig Bay Camping and Caravan site has good road access but remains quiet and secluded. The Camping and Caravan site is open all year. With ample space for up to 40 tents and sites for 20 Caravans/Mobile Homes with power points and waste-disposal facilities. A newly built toilet block with showers, washing machine and tumble dryer complete the set up. A perfect base for exploring the Trotternish peninsula and Skye, it's walks, wildlife, hostelries, scenery and ruins. We look forward to your visit. Please contact us if you have any queries.

Set beneath the romance of the Trotternish Ridge with views over the Hebridean Minch, Staffin Campsite offers a warm welcome to that Highland getaway, holiday retreat, for both young and old. Staffin is situated 16 miles north of Portree. When you arrive on Skye, travel 40 minutes to the town of Portree climbing North on the A855 for 16 miles passing the 'Old Man of Storr 'and the kilt rock with views over the Hebridean Minch. Staffin falls amongst some of the most rugged, yet breath-taking and beautiful scenery on the island. The Trotternish Ridge sets a back-drop to the campsite while the Hebridean Minch cuts through the beauty of the peaceful highland retreat close to Staffin Bay.