Kinlochewe

Why stay here

Our small and intimate campsite sits at the foot of the rugged slopes of Beinn Eighe, at the end of a beautiful drive along the glen from Achnasheen.

Explore glittering lochs, lush woodland and mountains, many of which are only accessible by foot. This campsite is along the North Coast 500 route, dubbed Scotland’s answer to Route 66.

From our site you can make your way around the Highlands, visiting places like Loch Ness and the Applecross Peninsula.

Facilities on site

• Wi-Fi available*
• Wash room / toilets
• Dish washing area
• Laundry facilities
• Car parking
• Pitches are: grass, non-electric
• Site shop: No but there are shops within 1 mile

*Please note Kinlochewe campsite provides FREE hotspot Wi-Fi to the pitch.

To book a tent pitch please call the site directly on 01445 760239

Activities & experiences nearby

• Cycling

  Cycle around Loch Maree; there are three different mountain bike trails – some of which are not for the faint hearted.  For a gentler ride, try the Kinlochewe Forest Mountain Trail

• Walking

  Our campsite is on the doorstep of Beinn Eighe Nature Reserve, with mountain peaks and pine woods to explore. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can climb Beinn Eighe itself!
  
  For a challenging but visually rewarding hike, go trekking up Mt Slioch. This trek is only accessible by foot and offers stunning views of Loch Maree.

• Things to try

  Marvel at the natural wonder that is Victoria Falls! Just 15 minutes from our site, watch the water from Beinn Eighe tumble down the mountain into the loch.
  
  When you’re in the Highlands, make sure you visit the most famous loch in Scotland – Loch Ness. There is always something weird and wonderful to see, with local events such as the Highland Games and the Loch Ness Marathon. Will you see if the rumours are true and spot the monster in the deep?

• Pubs and restaurants

  After all of your highland walking, stop in at the Whistle Stop Café, just a three minute walk from the site. Serving hearty meals of steak, haggis and desserts, you’re sure to get some much needed refreshment.
  
  For more of a fine dining treat, Kinlochewe Bar and Restaurant offers prime cuts of locally sourced meat, game and fish. Make sure to sample some of their sweet treats, particularly the sticky toffee pudding.

• Family Days Out

  Get the chance to see the sea life on Scotland’s north coast at the Gairloch Marine Life Centre. Take a boat trip across the bay and see the whales, dolphins, seals and a variety of seabirds including Golden Eagles.

  Only accessible by two roads, the Applecross Peninsula is a sight not to be missed. The vast water and tranquil atmosphere make this place worth the drive.