Broomfield Holiday Park

Broomfield Holiday Park sits beside the stony shore of Loch Broom, looking out across the sea loch from within Ullapool. Its combination of waterfront setting and village convenience is a defining feature: pubs, restaurants, shops and the ferry terminal are around a two-minute walk away. For visitors travelling the North Coast 500, it offers a stop where an evening meal or a wander through the village need not involve getting back behind the wheel.

The spacious site welcomes tents and campervans, with grass and hardstanding pitches available. Toilets and showers cover the essentials, and dogs are welcome. Bookings can be arranged directly by telephone or email. The setting suits visitors who want access to Ullapool’s amenities while staying beside the water, rather than camping in a remote location.

For a walk above the village, the Ullapool Hill circuit begins at the central Clock Tower and climbs towards views over the rooftops, Loch Broom and surrounding mountains. Paths become rocky and uneven, with a steeper optional diversion to the summit, so suitable footwear matters. Further afield, Corrieshalloch Gorge is 12 miles from Ullapool. Woodland paths lead to a Victorian suspension bridge and a cantilevered viewing platform overlooking the Falls of Measach, offering a contrasting outing among steep gorge walls and rushing water.