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Isle Of Iona Campsite ( Cnoc Oran )
Iona Campsite is the only campsite on the island. It is a short walk from the village and ferry. We provide a natural, basic campsite experience with beautiful views. The site has 5 toilets and 5 showers. Please Note - Only full times residents and blue badge holders are permitted to bring their vehicles onto the Island, there is a long stay car park in Fionnphort and a taxi on Iona if needed. Firepit and barbeque area. Iona lies about 1 mile from the coast of Mull. It is only 1 mile wide and 3.5 miles long with a population of just 170. An island of typically Hebridean beauty, it holds a unique place in the story of Scotland and Christianity. In the summer months, thousands of people visit the island to experience the island's amazing beaches and visit the historic Iona Abbey.
Far View Campsite
Peaceful farm site on Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula Less than a mile from Mullion Cove and eight miles from Helston A 15-minute walk to pubs, a chocolate factory and the village shop What makes the Lizard Peninsula tick? Some point to its location as the most south-westerly point in Britain. For others, it's the vibrant local rocks (dark green in colour, veined with white and red). Whatever brings you here, the spectacular sunsets, comely coves and rural vistas certainly don't hurt… Located on the outskirts of Mullion, Far View is true to its name: the vistas are all about the greenery that stretches out for miles around. Fancy mixing up coast and country? With Mullion Cove under a mile away from base, this spot is handily placed for easy access to both. Guests have five acres of Cornish meadow to spread out in, with essentials such as toilets and showers taken care of on site. Human visitors share Far View with a number of permanent guests, including goats, horses, donkeys and guanaco. Dogs are welcome, but please bear in mind the presence of furry live-in residents if you bring them along. A 15-minute stroll takes guests up to Mullion village centre, which has two pubs, a couple of village shops, a fish and chip shop and (this being Kernow) a pasty shop. There's also a chocolate factory that can be reached within 10 minutes on foot: no oompa-loompas here, but there's plenty of scope to make friends with the in-house team of llamas.
Rhyd Y Galen Caravan And Camping Park
Welcome To Rhyd Y Galen Caravan Site & Camping Park, near Eryri (Snowdonia) Set in the stunning scenery of Eryri (Snowdonia), north Wales and close to the historic town of Caernarfon, Rhyd y Galen Caravan and Camping Park is a great base for exploring everything north Wales has to offer. The caravan site and camping park provide accommodation for tourers, tents, trailer tents, roof tents and motorhomes in a peaceful, quiet location. Useful information for your stay at Rhyd y Galen Caravan Site & Camping Park: Grass pitches are available as well as hard standing pitches for motorhomes. Most pitches are level, and there are a few level plots available near the disabled toilet and shower facilities. - Pitches are generous in size. - Access to pitches is via tarmac roads. - At night the toilet and shower block is well lit. - Low-level LED lighting is provided throughout the park. - The park is served with 16-amp hooks ups. - A chemical disposal point is conveniently sited in the park. - Water and drainage are provided on each serviced pitch. - A contact telephone number is provided for enquiries. Please specify on booking if you require assistance with setting the caravan. - The Reception is located by the entrance barrier. - The nearest shop is in Bethel 1 mile. Tesco, Morrisons, Spar and Asda are in Caernarfon 2 miles. - Guest facilities include toilet and shower block, disabled shower and toilet, dishwashing area laundry, free WiFi and games barn. - The toilet and shower block and disabled facilities are located at the bottom of the park. - The disabled facilities include a large shower with a seat, toilet, and washbasin. - A cafe can be found in Bethel 1 mile along a level path/cycleway. - There is a local bus service at the site entrance. - Local taxis are also available.
Glenearly Caravan Park
Situated on Scotland's South West coastline, and with close proximity to the surrounding forests, hills and beaches, it's the perfect location for exploring the great outdoors! Glenearly is situated just a short 15 minutes’ walk from the town of Dalbeattie where a variety of shops, restaurants, takeaways and bars will cater for all your needs. If you are looking for a peaceful location that is ideal for walking, golfing, mountain biking, as well as all of the other local attractions this beautiful area has to offer, look no further! We have 2 static caravans, a luxurious loge over looking the lochan, and a cottage that are availble to hire all year round. There are also hard-standing and grass touring pitches (each with electric & TV hook-ups). The remainder of the park is made up of privately-owned static holiday homes and lodges, set amongst our beautiful grounds with surrounding countryside and two lovely dog walks on site.
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