Camping in Isle of Berneray

The Outer Hebridean Isle of Berneray may be tiny, but it’s got plenty to appeal to outdoor-loving campers. The machair-fringed white sands and clear blue waters of the west coast’s beaches are some of the most pristine in Britain. On the east coast, conditions are great for wind- and kite-surfing, as well as trout fishing and spotting seals and otters in Bays Loch. While there are no organised campsites on the island, wild camping is always a possibility throughout Scotland—as long as you adhere to the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. Whether you’re staying the night or passing through along the long-distance Hebridean Way, you’ll find plenty to do.

Top-rated campgrounds in Isle of Berneray

Croft 5 - Exclusive Wilderness Camp

1. Croft 5 - Exclusive Wilderness Camp

Callanish, Scotland · 1 unit

Escape to nearly five acres of exclusive land on the west side of the Isle of Lewis. Croft 5 offers a true wilderness camping experience. Reserved for one booking at a time, so you can enjoy complete solitude and space. The land overlooks Little Loch Roag, perfect for eagle watching, wildlife spotting, and breathtaking views. Guests can choose their own pitch—near the loch, beside the stream, or sheltered by the old blackhouse—creating a personalised camping experience. Facilities are minimal: an outdoor composting toilet, fresh water delivered to your pitch. There is no electricity or showers; guests should be self-sufficient and comfortable with wild conditions. Open fires are not permitted, but camping stoves are welcome. Croft 5 is especially suited to walkers, cyclists, backpackers, and self-sufficient adventurers seeking a restorative escape. Dogs may be allowed by prior arrangement. Access is easy, with nearby bus connections and parking for one vehicle, though most guests arrive without a car. The Isle of Lewis has changeable weather, and ferry cancellations can occasionally affect travel. We will always try to accommodate guests at alternative dates if availability allows. Camping is limited to 28 nights per year, this is a rare chance to enjoy a wilderness retreat with stunning views, abundant wildlife, and nearly five acres to yourself.

Pets

Potable water

from

£60

/ night

The Outer Hebridean Isle of Berneray may be tiny, but it’s got plenty to appeal to outdoor-loving campers. The machair-fringed white sands and clear blue waters of the west coast’s beaches are some of the most pristine in Britain. On the east coast, conditions are great for wind- and kite-surfing, as well as trout fishing and spotting seals and otters in Bays Loch. While there are no organised campsites on the island, wild camping is always a possibility throughout Scotland—as long as you adhere to the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. Whether you’re staying the night or passing through along the long-distance Hebridean Way, you’ll find plenty to do.

Top-rated campgrounds in Isle of Berneray

Croft 5 - Exclusive Wilderness Camp

1. Croft 5 - Exclusive Wilderness Camp

Callanish, Scotland · 1 unit

Escape to nearly five acres of exclusive land on the west side of the Isle of Lewis. Croft 5 offers a true wilderness camping experience. Reserved for one booking at a time, so you can enjoy complete solitude and space. The land overlooks Little Loch Roag, perfect for eagle watching, wildlife spotting, and breathtaking views. Guests can choose their own pitch—near the loch, beside the stream, or sheltered by the old blackhouse—creating a personalised camping experience. Facilities are minimal: an outdoor composting toilet, fresh water delivered to your pitch. There is no electricity or showers; guests should be self-sufficient and comfortable with wild conditions. Open fires are not permitted, but camping stoves are welcome. Croft 5 is especially suited to walkers, cyclists, backpackers, and self-sufficient adventurers seeking a restorative escape. Dogs may be allowed by prior arrangement. Access is easy, with nearby bus connections and parking for one vehicle, though most guests arrive without a car. The Isle of Lewis has changeable weather, and ferry cancellations can occasionally affect travel. We will always try to accommodate guests at alternative dates if availability allows. Camping is limited to 28 nights per year, this is a rare chance to enjoy a wilderness retreat with stunning views, abundant wildlife, and nearly five acres to yourself.

Pets

Potable water

from

£60

/ night