Aultbea Caravans Loch Ewe Scottish Highlands, Aultbea campsite

Welcome to our caravans on Loch Ewe, Ross-Shire

The  Atlas Moonstone : 6 berth caravan, fully equipped and serviced. 

• Two bedrooms – a double and a twin (linen provided)
• Comfortable lounge area with TV ( digie box ) and conversion for double bed
• Flush toilet and shower room (towels not included)
• Well equipped kitchen with gas cooker, electric kettle, fridge, microwave and iron
• Heating and water is gas powered, lighting is all electric, and all service included in rent

You have the use of washing machine, tumble drier iron and ironing board  ask about it,

you share it with the other caravan, its up by my home.

  Dimensions: 32’ x 10’
• Prices from £165 per week
• open all year:

Willerby the Granada: 4/5 berth caravan, fully equipped and serviced.

• Two bedrooms – a double and a twin (linen provided)
• Comfortable lounge area with TV,( Digie Box ) and conversion for single bed
• Flush toilet and shower room (towels not included)
• Well equipped kitchen with gas cooker, electric kettle, toaster, fridge, microwave and iron
• Heating and water is gas powered, lighting is all electric, and all service included in rent
• Dimensions 30’ x 10’
• Prices from £165 per week
• open all year

Local information:

Within a 10 mile drive are some of the most spectacular beaches in the Highlands. However you may also wish to visit the following:

• Aultbea: The local village is approximately 1 mile away with a general store, Post Office, Craft Shop, Coffee shop, Butchers, Bakers, and two hotels. Also perfume factory.
• Laide: Only 3 miles north of Aultbea with a petrol station, Post Office, and general store. The road to the left of the Post Office leads to Mellon Udrigle  beach
• Poolewe: 6 miles south where you will find the famous Inverewe Gardens and a local swimming pool. There are also two hotels, a craft and coffee shop, Post Office and general store.
• Gairloch: 12 miles south is the largest of the villages with all the usual amenities including a museum, bank, tourist office, and a 9 hole golf course. Boat trips are available from the pier  (which also cater for fishing).  There are also boat trips to the Isle of Skye.
• Ullapool: Some 44 miles to the north of Aultbea is a very nice place to visit, with a fery terminal to the Outer Hebrides.
• Kinlochewe: Some 30 miles to the south with the well known Beinn Eighe nature reserve, and some of the most remote mountain walking in Britain.