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Glad we made the trip down to the tip of South Uist to stay on this site. We rang ahead and booked, fortunately, as it looked full overnight.
The site itself is very stony and looks a bit barren but the view across to Eriskay and Barra is terrific and there is a small beach and walks along the machair just across the road from the site.
The facilities are good with free showers and a campers' kitchen. Clean - but mop would be more use with a proper mop bucket! There is a cafe/restaurant on site but we didn't try it.
The walled garden and wool shack next door are worth a visit. via mobile
Location - good access from / to ferry on Eriskay (12 miles) - open site, good views south west over sound of Barra. Could be exposed in strong westerlies. Nice walks along coast line.
Facilities good and clean. Showers good power, hot, easy to adjust, and no extra charge. Good kitchen area.
Prebooked and pitch well marked on arrival. Proprietor very helpful lives on site, and all site well organised. Cafe on site in separate building. Walled garden of 'Hebridean Woolshed' / 'the Big Garden' next door.
Priced at £19 per night very good value include EHU
This turned out to be one of my favourite Hebridean sites. We booked by phone a few days in advance and arrived to find a pitch reserved with our name on it.
The site is adjacent to the beach and a cafe is part of the complex. The pitches were absolutely fine, although not manicured, more in keeping with the natural landscape. We had hook up but the Wi-fi hot spot is only at the cafe. O2 mobile signal was present as GPRS - much like the rest of the islands once away from Lewis.
The facility block is excellent and the disabled shower/WC is one of the best I’ve seen. Everything, including laundry machines and a kitchen, is there. There is a grated drain for motorhomes to discharge grey water.
The area is another of stunning beaches and Machair with plenty of walks. The Isle of Eriskay is just across the causeway.
I’d return to this site tomorrow given the chance.
The site itself could be prettier but the location is a knockout! Right on the bay looking over the Sound of Eriskay to the south and over the green hills of South Uist to the north.
We arrived fairly late, off the delayed Oban ferry, but we'd reserved a couple of days in advance so the owner was there to welcome us - he was very friendly.
The facilities block was great - fairly new and clean. The shower & toilet area were spacious - showers were free and the water, hot. The kitchen had a table & chairs, and an honesty box for the washer/dryer, which was nice. We didn't try the wifi but it seemed that people had to be very close to the cafe to get a signal.
The cafe is very convenient and the Big Garden sells eggs & preserves. The Co-op at Daliburgh is good for everything else.
The site is dog friendly - no provision for them on site but the beach & coastal area is convenient enough.
Probably not somewhere to spend a week but a good base for a night or two, for exploring Eriskay and the south of South Uist.
Stayed for one night. Very good facilities block and nice large pitches. Ours had two picnic tables.
The beach is just across the road and there is a hotel in walking distances (although we didn't try it). There is a little café on the site that is open from 08:30 to 16:30 and does a very good breakfast.
The site was a little untidy. There is some building work going on and the glass recycling bins were well over flowing. The wifi signal was poor.
We stayed here for a couple of nights during late September and we had a mix of a blustery sunny day and a blustery wet one. There are about 20 level hardstanding pitches of a good size and we'll spaced apart.
The showers, toilets and kitchen facilities are adequate if a little tired. There isn't a reception; if you've booked you'll find a board with your name on your pitch, if you haven't, just find an empty one. The owner, a kind informative guy, calls round for a chat and to collect the fees a couple of times a day.
The views from most pitches are out across the Barra Sound and are pretty stunning. There is a small beach just across the other side of the road which, when the tide is out, is perfect for running a dog or a leisurely walk.
The cafe which is adjacent to the site serves pleasant food, has WiFi and is open from 9 to 5.
7th campsite out of 11 on our tour of Skye and the Outer Hebrides. Another fantastic site, excellent amenities, don't think there was wifi, but the café next door did have. (The menu, food, service and view was great - also recommend you eat here).
No reception, but if you've booked (highly recommend) your pitch is reserved for you, the owners come round later to collect fees. We didn't use the washer or dryer here - the kitchen was busy with other site users.
There was an honesty box for the use of the washer and dryer. Pitches reasonably level, EHU, washing line, can't fault, would definitely stay here again. We even got to sit out and enjoy some sun. Close to the ferry to Barra. We didn't bring a dog, but it is dog friendly.
This is a lovely site, in a beautiful location and with some of the best washing/kitchen facilities I've ever seen. Walk across the road and there is the beach, with rock pools and views to be believed. Just down the road towards the ferry port (to reach Barra) there's another amazing beach.
The pitches are generous in size, so you don't feel cramped, and most have electric hookup. Everyone was very friendly. Just pitch up and pay the man when he comes around.
There's a cafe next door (but sadly no longer opening for breakfast, at least in May). And lovely showers, clean toilets and a kitchen with lots of facilities like fridge, toaster and microwave (really useful if you're in a tent).
Another very friendly welcome and another fabulous little campsite. The area for tents was mostly flat and looks out over the iris beds and nesting boxes at the rear of the site. The camper vans and caravans between you and the sea did spoil the sea view a little but did help provide some much needed shelter when the winds picked up to gale force speeds.
There is a washing line outside but you need your own pegs. Inside the facilities are spotlessly clean and in addition to w. C. And showers (3 of each for the ladies) there is a fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle and table and chairs for use. There is plenty of hot water in the washing up sinks and showers and a washing machine and drier on an honesty box basis.
If you are self-catering then the produce from the Hebridean Woolshed next door (lamb, eggs, herbs) is superb, or if you don’t fancy cooking the Kilbride Café (9am-4pm Mon-Sat, Noon -4pm Sun) does good food and also has free WiFi and lovely views, subject to weather conditions, over to Barra.
The nearest shop is the community store on Eriskay and the walk at Loch Eynort (Park at N 57 13. 927 W 007 19. 544) is a fantastic place to spend either a half or a whole day. I saw a Sea Eagle there, others saw Seals and Otters.
Probably the best campsite in the Outer Hebrides. In a lovely position across the road from a stunning white sand beach, with views across to Barra. The pitches are large and level, well spaced out and staggered so they all enjoy the amazing views.
Very good motorhome service point. One of the best amenity buildings we have seen, with three toilets and three excellent showers in both the ladies and the gents, a very impressive kitchen complete with washer, dryer, fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster etc. Plus table and chairs, what a view while washing up!
A very welcoming owner, a cafe on site, and The Big Garden next door for eggs, lamb, preserves and seasonal fruit & veg. A top site we would love to return to.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <1 mile 
No Boat Launch 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Glad we made the trip down to the tip of South Uist to stay on this site. We rang ahead and booked, fortunately, as it looked full overnight. 
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