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North Coast Touring Park and Glamping Pods

Melvich, Highlands

If you really want to get away from it all when you visit the scottish highlands , come and stay at North Coast Touring Park & Glamping Pods directly on the popular NC500 route it sits 17 miles west of Thurso .
The park has 18 EHU pitches for, touring caravans, motorhomes, campervans and lots of space for tents. There is also Glamping Pods constructed in 2017 & 2020 that can sleep up-to 4 or 7 ppl with Heaters TV, Fridges & Crockery , outside seating area where you can barbecue. A small children's playpark sits in view of every pitch also. There is an outside surfers/beach shower & a hanging rail for all those wet/dry suits
The park sits adjacent to The Halladale Inn Bar & Bistro where you can enjoy refreshments & food inside or outside with spectacular sea views .The Inn serves a tasty selection of local foods and drinks , with everything from Breakfast, lunch, evening meals & takeaway. All our ingredients are sourced from local businesses where possible and often have home- baking too. There is a reception shop where you can purchase everyday essentials, local jams, gins and much more.
We are in the village of Melvich which has a post office & cash point, it sells daily news papers and fresh local produce along with many other things. . Why not visit the amazing RSPB forsinard flows nature reserve where you can see all kinds of wild life 14 miles south, 2 miles east is Puffin cove & there is a local farm who offers buggy tours to see how a working farm works, see for local wildlife too and depending what time of year you visit you might be lucky to see lambs or calf's being born. You are a short walk to the beach which is spectacular and there is local boat tours and fishing trips offered by experienced Fishermen.
While it is the perfect location for families looking to get away from it all and enjoy a quiet break in a remote location, there is plenty to see and do in the surrounding area.

The remote, rugged and dramatically beautiful landscapes that surround this campsite are, for many, what makes this an irresistible holiday destination. And you won't need to travel far to see stunning views – just head to Melvich Bay.

Beyond Thurso, just under an hour's drive from North Coast Touring Park, you can discover the Castle of Mey, which was once the Queen Mother's home in Caithness, and enjoy walking through the gardens, too.

Of course, a trip to John O'Groats, which is a little over an hour's drive from this pub and holiday park, is another attraction. Visit John O'Groats for its stunning wildlife, including puffins, seals and whales – and if this really takes your fancy, go to the RSPB's Dunnet Head reserve. You could also take a sea safari, which is an exhilarating way to see the coastline. Or enjoy coastal walks, either finding your own way or with a guide. You can also use John O'Groats as a place from which to explore the Orkney Islands which are just a 40-minute boat trip away, whether you're going for a day trip or a little longer

Facilities:
Allow rallies, Child friendly holiday homes, Disabled access, Family park, Pets allowed, Children's play area(s), Chemical disposal point, Designated / private parking, Electric hook-ups, Laundry, Sanitary block(s), Shop, Take away food, Visitor parking, Washing up facilities, Wireless internet, Bar, Restaurant, Cafe, Breaks near water, Coastal breaks, Glamping accommodation, Hiking breaks, Walking breaks, Wildlife

Accommodations:
Child friendly holiday homes, 18 Motorhome pitches, Serviced pitches (touring), 8 Tent pitches, 18 Touring pitches, 6 Camping pods, Breaks near water, Coastal breaks, Glamping accommodation, Hiking breaks, Walking breaks, Wildlife

North Coast Touring Park and Glamping Pods

The Halladale Inn & North Coast touring Park, A836
Highlands, Scotland
United Kingdom
KW14 7YJ
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