We visited this campsite recently as a stop off point on our way to the Hebrides…read more We were pleased to be able to stop off here for the night, as it was a convenient location and has a very good range of facilities, so we were able to fully prepare the motor home before setting off for the ferry, and the 'wild camping' awaiting us. There are electric hook ups for motor homes, fresh water points, chemical waste disposal point, and also a grey water disposal point. There are large washrooms with a row of toilet cubicles and sinks with hot water, and 2 showers (free to campsite users). There is one of those old fashioned hair dryers - I think you may needed to have put 20p in it, but I'm not sure. The washrooms were unheated, so might get a bit parky in winter, but the shower I had was warm enough. The facilities were nice and clean and well maintained. There are other facilities such as laundry and dish-washing sinks with hot water, but as we were only on a quick stop off here, we didn't use them, so I won't comment. It's a lovely location, it's on a small peninsula just north of UIlapool, and although it was a grey day, we had a brief stroll around the site before we set off, and enjoyed the views across the sea.

We had an awesome 2 nights-stay in a wigwam in May 2013…read more First, the owners are one of the nicest persons I ever met during a trip. DO NOT READ the old reviews on tripadvisor! The owners have changed and they really suffer from the bad reputation of the previous owner. The wigwams are huge, I think they can fit 4 or 5 people. It's a real palace when you're just 2! They are also very well equipped: microwave, fridge, kettle, tea pot and mugs, pillows, blanket, sleeping bags, fresh fruits, Isle of Skye guide. It's definitely the best wigwam we've stayed in during our trip. Next to the wigwams there is a common house with a nice living room (sofas, tables & chairs, society games, books) and a big kitchen with everything you need to cook. Really it was like staying at home! The bathrooms are small but clean (nothing exceptional on that side). The price was £30/night for 2 persons (in the same range as other wigwams in Scotland, but with much more comfort and amenities!). The place is close to the Talisker distillery (5 min by car). Next to the distillery there is a pub/restaurant (the Old Inn: great food and nice atmosphere!). If you want to go to the Old man of Storr, it's 30-45 min away by car. I would definitely recommend to stay here if you plan to go to the Isle of Skye! (except if you don't have a car, you should stay closer to Portree).

I stayed at the camp site for 1 night with my daughter and was impressed with the facilities and…read morefriendliness of the proprietor who directed me to an available pitch. The site is very close to the dunes of Dornoch beach and there are lots of play parks for the youngsters. I will be definitely going there again soon with the rest of the family.

A huge store that has it's own climbing wall, cafe and bike shop…read more Stocks many of Tiso's rarer items, like expedition weight tents and inflatable kayaks. But very expensive to order in anything that they don't have on site. The two tills are not optimally placed being as they are tucked in around the main stairs. While the displays are well presented and neatly organised their layout divides the shop too much. Zoning of products is important, but here it reduces flow around the store. Bike shop is geared towards complete bikes and cycle clothing rather than spares, maintenance and upgrades. Has a well equipped and staffed workshop but lacks it's own till. Staff in both bike shop and main store are friendly and knowledgable, if sometimes a bit thin on the ground at times. Cafe is clean and nice with sandwiches made on site. Good bookshop with comfortable seating. Not a bad shop by any means but with such potential it feels like a few minor adjustments would make it superb.

I can't say enough great things about this place. Super helpful and friendly staff who rented us a…read morekayak and inflatable roof rack last minute. Then helped us carry it out and gave instructions on how to attach rack and kayak. I also needed a wetsuit and booties and got the wetsuit for a good price. Had to buy pricey booties as the only ones in my size but they are great quality. Even the cafe inside Tiso has quality food and drink. When we returned the kayak a day late as my friend Patti Bauernfeind's Loch Ness swim ended later than expected, they told us not to worry about paying any additional cost. They were really supportive of Patti's successful swim. Thank you! IKeepSwimming.com

It's everything you would expect a campsite to be. There are places to camp or park your vehicle,…read morebathrooms with showers, etc. At night it was pretty quiet, and the restaurants in town are an easy walk away. The only bad part about this campsite is basically that you have to share it with humanity. Around 7 AM people's kids started freaking out and crying. Never a nice way to start the day! So basically, expect a big field covered with campers and no privacy between sites and you won't be disappointed.

We stayed 2 nights in a camping pod in may 2013…read more The pod is quite ok, very well insulated (and heated, so you really don't feel cold once inside), but the mattresses provided were too thin and not comfortable at all! There is no equipment inside the pod, only a small heating and sockets. Outside the pod you have your own fire pit and a picnic table. There was no common room / common kitchen (only a fridge), so you have to cook on your barbecue or go to the pub in Cannich (the coffee shop inside the camping closes very early). Showers (free) and toilets were clean, with paying hair dryer. The man who runs the place was very nice, also was the woman in the coffee shop. The campgroung is well situated, close to Lochness (Urquhart Castle) and Glen Affric and Glen Cannich which are absolutely amazing places to see! So if you chose to stay in a pod, bring your own inflatable mattress, and be aware that there is nothing to cook except from the fire pit.

If you enjoy being in the middle of nowhere this place is for you. Great location to visit Glen…read moreAffric. The little cafe in the camping is lovely and makes you feel warmer after a humid night. The camping itself is clean and quiet. There is a fridge where you can put your stuffs but nothing to cook. There is also a TV room where you can borrow books or games. Showers and toilets were ok. If you are not looking for too much comfort this is enough. Price is 7,5£ per person per night.

This is one of the best outdoor equipment shiop in Britain. It is not about prices, it's about the…read morequality of equipment sold here. Everything is competitively priced. For those who know the difference between Millet and Millets, this is the shop where you need to go when finally decided to stop wasting money on cheap gear and rubbish gear and get some real stuff. alex

Bught Caravan Park is a great place to stay for a family holiday…read more Our family (myself, husband and two children) stayed for a week and at £13 per night we considered it to be inexpensive. We had a nice scenic view from our caravan window. Although the caravan park is set in woodland, you are very close to Inverness where you can enjoy meals out and some great shopping. There are also cinemas, sports facilities and other family attractions in the city centre. The site includes showers and toilet blocks and laundry and drying facilities. There is a small on-site shop and a self-catering internet cafe. I'll certainly be booking again if I plan to spend more than a few days in Inverness. The site is graded with 3 stars by the Highland Council. The cost of caravan rental is fairly inexpensive

Well located, tidy holiday Park. Possibly the nicest caravan we have ever stayed in with en-suite…read morefor the master bedroom and a main bathroom. Washer dryer not the best but kept all the swimming clothing clean and dry daily. Camp facilities very good and all contained within a smart purpose built building having a restaurant, function room, swimming pool and arcade. Access to beautiful beaches was a very short walk as was the local town of Nairn which has good quality shops and restaurants as well as a sainsbury on edge of the town. Fully recommend this park as a great base to explore this part of Scotland.

We booked a caravan via 'The Sun Readers Holidays' for 4 days at the beginning of July this year…read more It is just situated off the main road through Nairn. We arrived after 3pm and check in was very quick, we pre-paid for entertainment passes, which we didnt get the full benefit out of as we were always out doing touristy things!! So would probable not buy them in future unless we were staying on site most of the time. We also paid for a linen pack, but in future we will bring our own sleeping bags as think this is more economical and cleaner too. The duvets in the caravan weren't exactly immaculate. When we unpacked, we noticed that the caravan hadn't been mega cleaned, dirty glasses crumbs in drawers etc, so I cleaned it again. We both thought the caravan was ok and acceptable, however in comparison to another caravan holiday I was on later this year at a different site with a much nicer caravan at a cheaper price. This caravan was old and tired looking. There is a outdoor play area that my kids went to all the time and we took turns to supervise them, although there was plenty of young kids there who had to supervise themselves i.e no parent or guardian keeping an eye on them. We were able to walk into Nairn town centre in around 10 minutes, it is not large and some of the shops shut mid afternoon on a Saturday. We had already been to Inverness that day so werent too bothered. The big selling point for the site is that it is right next to one of the nicest beaches in the area. The kids had a ball on it especially in the rain.