Description

Gruinard Bay Caravan Park is situated in Northern Scotland, and is a small, friendly caravan park on the beachfront. The caravans themselves stand on flat grassland, and are on an area framed perfectly by the surrounding hills as well as the sea that approaches it from the front.In addition to a number of motorhome, tent, and touring pitches, there are seven holiday homes for hire, all of which are fully equipped, with no additional charges for gas or electricity. Given the remoteness of this location, it is a perfect site for busy adults who are looking to escape from their lives for a week or two, and just want to switch their phone off and get lost in a great novel or enjoy the scenery. Holidaymakers with their own motorhome or tent will find electric hook ups and water points throughout the park, too.Although Gruinard Bay is very much a secluded site, holidaymakers will find themselves within easy reach of some great locations in the nearby area. Wildlife is also a key attraction of the area, and you can often find otters and seals within the bay area itself. Bring a good pair of binoculars with you, and you could spot whales and dolphins far off the shore. The rocks that surround the bay are the perfect spot to indulge in some fishing, and a day around the bay could easily see you return with a haul of pollack and haddock. You can also buy a fishing permit that will give you access to some of the Lochs in the area, which are well stocked with trout.There are also ruins of ancient villages and churches situated along the shoreline, adjacent to the park, with well-trodden pathways leading across countryside, into foothills, and to some of the most beautiful landscape to be found in the whole of Scotland.