- Waterfront camping on Loch Dunvegan shore
- Views of MacLeod's Tables mountains
- Walking distance to Dunvegan village
- Eagle and seal spotting opportunities
- Gateway to North Skye attractions
Stunning loch-shore camping with village access and mountain views.
Kinloch Campsite is a friendly, family-run campsite located on the shores of Loch Dunvegan in north-west Isle of Skye. Set on a former croft at the head of the loch, it offers camping with views overlooking MacLeod's Tables. The campsite is a five-minute walk from Dunvegan village with its shops, cafes, restaurants and the famous Dunvegan Castle.
Life without a car
Car-free score: 6/10A realistic car-free option, but not one of the easiest. Local buses stop nearby. Shops, restaurants and Dunvegan are reachable on foot.
Getting here
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About the area
Dunvegan Castle was first established in the 13th century and has been continuously inhabited by the MacLeod clan since then, making it one of Scotland's oldest inhabited castles. The castle played a significant role in Highland politics and clan warfare throughout the medieval and early modern periods. Skye has been inhabited since prehistoric times and was home to Pictish and Gaelic peoples before becoming a major stronghold of Norse Vikings in the medieval period. The island was ruled by various Scottish clans, particularly the MacLeods and MacDonalds, and remained a centre of Gaelic culture and language throughout its history.