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Glenbrittle Campsite
Campsite Overview
ADAC Classification
The ADAC classification reflects the standard of the campsite and is based on the objective assessments of the ADAC inspectors, who visit the campsites every year and check them according to strictly standardized guidelines.
Pleasant(4 Ratings)
Camper-Review
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Campsite Intro
About
Natural retreat away from civilization. Ideal for hiking and windsurfing.
Special offers
Mainly regional products at the on-site snack bar and kiosk.
Campsite features
Beach proximity
Dogs allowed
Shopping
Clear & straightforward
No hidden costs, Always transparent
Let the numbers speak
Over 500,000 overnight stays booked in the past 12 months
Expert customer support
Personal support for your booking
Campsite information
Atmosphere
- Quiet on the campsite
Accommodations
- Pitches for tourists: 120
- Pitches parceled: 49
Stay
- Languages at reception: English
Measurements
- Total size of the campsite: 2,5 ha
- Size of the pitches: 70 - 100 m²
- Meters above sea level: 5 m
Surrounding area
- Nearest town/village center: Carbost-Glenbrittle (in 12 km)
- Public transport stop: (in 500 m)
ADAC search number: SC6100
"Under this number, you will find the campsite in the printed camp guide: ADAC Campingführer and on the corresponding planning map."
Site
Secluded, hilly, and natural meadow area below the Cuillin Hills. Views of Brittle Bay. No Wi-Fi, and stable mobile network only available in the nearest town 3.5 km away.
Access to water
Pebble beach lying in a wide bay. Approximately 180 m long and up to 120 m wide. Bordered by rocky, low cliffs. Accessible via a dune.
Offer & equipment
Swimming & Wellness
- Indoor swimming pool (in 30 km)
- Swimming opportunity at the sea
dogs
- Dogs allowed
Eat, Drink, Shop
- Kiosk
- Restaurant or pub (in 12 km)
- Snack bar
- Supermarket (in 30 km)
Sanitary
- Showers: 10
- Dishwashing basin: 9
- Toilets: 9
- Tumble dryer
- Washing machines
Pitch
- Sockets: 16 amps
Supply and disposal for motor homes
- Emptying waste water tanks
- Emptying of cassette toilets
- Full supply and disposal for motor homes
Location
Address
IV47 8TA Carbost-Glenbrittle
Highland / Western Isles
United Kingdom
Coordinates
Latitude 57° 12' 36" N (57.21018333)
Longitude 6° 17' 28" W (-6.29131667)
Access route
About 8 km west of Sligachan from the A863 onto the B8009 towards Carbost, after almost 3 km turn towards Glenbrittle, then another 13 km on a single-track road with passing places.
Glenbrittle Campsite reviews
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4 reviews
4 reviews
Pure Nature
Very good8
Chris
Very beautiful campsite in absolute nature with a very nice team Absolutely enjoyable phone-free zone The access is a bit adventurous, a pothole after another but very impressive
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very crisp
Very good8
Hanno
A small, slightly thin spot at the threshold to wild camping. Located directly in a lonely bay with a dramatic view of the offshore island and mainland. Surrounded by typical hills and valleys for hiking. Basic facilities with toilet, sink, and showers. There is also a small café run by a young crew; even serving breakfast. In every way far from star-rated places, but that’s exactly why it’s very cool. Caution: The access road can be quite rough depending on the weather.
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Glennbrittle - worth a visit...
Pleasant6
Anonymous
Glennbrittle is a beautifully located sweet campsite. However, it is more than just a bit of an adjustment that there isn't even a socket to blow-dry your hair.
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5
GD
11 years ago
Nice staff. Shop is okay. One is willing to pay an inflated price due to the fantastic location of the place.
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Campsite classification
Sanitary
2.8
Quantity
Quality
Area/Site
2.6
Pitches
Public areas
Leisure
0.0
Sport, games, wellness
Animation
Swimming
2.3
In nature
Indoor & Outdoor Pools
Supply
1.0
Shopping possibilities
Gastronomic offers
Legal information
We do not yet have any legal information available about this operator. You can contact the property using the contact information provided in the booking confirmation.
Frequently asked questions about the campsite Glenbrittle Campsite
What makes the location of Glenbrittle Campsite so special?
The campsite is a natural retreat located directly at the foot of the majestic Cuillin Hills on the Isle of Skye. You will camp on hilly, natural meadow terrain with a fantastic view of Brittle Bay and direct access to a wide shingle beach reachable over a dune.
What are the pitches like at the campsite?
There are 120 pitches on natural meadow terrain, 49 of which are parcelled (measuring approx. 70 to 100 m²). Since the ground is hilly and natural, you should pack suitable levelling ramps and sturdy pegs for your tent or caravan.
Is there Wi-Fi or mobile reception at the campsite?
No, here you will experience a true digital detox. There is no Wi-Fi on the campsite and no stable mobile network. You will only find reception in the nearest town, about 3.5 kilometres away. It is perfect for switching off and enjoying nature!
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