Camping Skye Campsite

Camping Skye Campsite sits at the western end of Broadford village on the Isle of Skye, combining tent and campervan pitches with easy access to everyday essentials. Opened in 2018, it has 26 hardstanding pitches for campervans and 26 grass pitches for tents, with electric hook-up available. The facilities block includes toilets, showers, washing-up and laundry facilities. Dogs are welcome, and picnic benches around the site offer places to eat outdoors, with barbecues permitted. Stays can be booked online.

Broadford’s shops, pubs, restaurants and bus stops are within walking distance, so eating out or picking up provisions need not involve taking the campervan off its pitch. The village also has a supermarket, fish-and-chip shop and pizzeria. This village-edge setting will particularly suit visitors who want campsite facilities and access to places to eat alongside their island exploring.

For a local outing, Broadford Forest has forest roads and rocky shoreline paths, with views towards Scalpay, Pabay and the Crowlin Islands. There are no waymarked trails, so it is worth planning your route rather than expecting a signed circuit. Camus na Sgianadin, a sheltered bay where birds feed, offers a place to pause with a picnic. Whisky enthusiasts can also plan a visit to Torabhaig Distillery at Teangue in Sleat, where tours, a whisky shop and a café provide a different focus for a day exploring southern Skye.