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Dornoch Firth Caravan Park

The Park enjoys expansive views of the beautiful Dornoch Firth which has become a popular holiday destination for many people over the years. The area offers a wealth of family attractions, fascinating heritage and spectacular walks that you cannot beat!

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from £16.50 Per night*

Meikle Ferry South,, Tain, IV19 1JX

T: 01862 892 292

A family-owned holiday park in the heart of the Scottish Highlands

Welcome to this peaceful, family-owned holiday park in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. The Park enjoys expansive views of the beautiful Dornoch Firth which has become a popular holiday destination for many people over the years. The area offers a wealth of family attractions, fascinating heritage and spectacular walks that you cannot beat!

At Dornoch Firth Caravan Park we offer family holidays in the Scottish Highlands with a wide range of on-site facilities including superb lodges for sale, fully serviced pitches for campervans (maximum length 6m), pitches for small tents, an award-winning Pavilion with wet rooms, toilets, dedicated amenities for those with disabilities, laundry facilities and an outdoor children’s adventure play area.

With its location in the northern highlands where you will wake up amongst picturesque rural and coastal scenery, Dornoch Firth Caravan Park is easily accessible, just off the A9 only 45 minutes north of Inverness. It is ideal for day trips and excursions.

Whether you would like to own your own caravan holiday home or bring your own campervan or tent with you, we can accommodate you.

Features

  • Electric hookup for small tents and campervans
  • Children’s outdoor adventure play area
  • Dedicated disabled facilities
  • Pet friendly (Maximum of 2 dogs)
  • A broadband Internet connection is available through Highland Wireless (up to 10MG free) at selected areas of the Park
  • Laundry facilities

Location

More about Dornoch Firth Caravan Park

The park lies 2 miles from Tain, Scotland’s oldest Royal Burgh, and home to Tesco, Asda, Lidl and Home Bargains for food shopping as well as a number of cafes and restaurants. The quaint cathedral town of Dornoch with a variety of specialist shops and superb beaches lies about 6 miles further north. The Seaboard villages with their folklore and beautiful coastlines are a short drive away. The world-famous John O’Groats is just an hour-and-a-half drive to the north, and we provide a convenient stop on the North Coast 500 route.

Stunning views

Modern accommodation

Staff were excellent facilities, perfect and very clean, only stayed for one night as it was the start of our epic NC500 journey.
Chris Welsh - June 2022

Surrounding area

A grand castle and stunning gardens in Scotland.

2 days in Inverness

Inverness, the vibrant capital of the Scottish Highlands, is an ideal destination for travellers seeking a blend of rich history, stunning natural landscapes, and authentic Scottish culture. It is also the starting point for the NC500 route.

5 day itinerary for the NC500

The NC500 is one of the most popular and iconic Scottish Road trips. It’s renowned for its stunning landscapes, diverse scenery, and unique attractions.

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Superb location for the NC500. Not far from Tain for supplies. Next to a cafe if you want food. The campsite is superb, flat and quiet. The facilities were spotless, modern and a delight to use. The hostess was lovely and gave some good ideas of places to see and visit. The views were a delight.
Stuart Bernard - October 2023