Dunvegan Camping Pods
Review
These charming camping pods are located in the heart of Dunvegan on the stunning Isle of Skye. Just a short walk from the Dunvegan Castle gardens, as well as the central village where you can find grocery stores and gift shops, dine at the Old School Restaurant, various cafes and the Bistro, and explore the Giant MacAskill museum, as well as other fantastic tourist destinations nearby. These five-star pods can accommodate up to three adults, or two adults and two children. They are fully kitted out with insulation, heating, appropriate bedding and towels, and en-suite facilities, as well as free Wi-Fi and parking. Each Pod is equipped with all necessary kitchen appliances and utensils required. This gorgeous camping spot is really the perfect getaway and will leave you feeling rested, relaxed and most definitely wanting more!
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Dunvegan, Isle of Skye
, IV55 8WA
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