Shieling Holidays, Craignure, Isle of Mull
The Lower Park caters for caravans, campervans, motorhomes, trailer tents, and roof tents, with hard standing pitches and optional electric hook-up. From here, visitors can enjoy stunning views up Loch Linnhe, stretching to the Ben Nevis mountain range.
On the Top Field, self-pitch tents are accommodated on astroturf pitches that provide protection from the damp and cold, most with optional electric hook-up. Every pitch enjoys the same remarkable sea and mountain views that make the site so special.
Guests staying on-site benefit from a range of well-maintained facilities including fresh drinking water refill points, grey water and chemical disposal areas, and dedicated refuse and recycling facilities. Basic cooking amenities are available in the common room on the Top Field, while hot showers are provided in both toilet and shower blocks. There is also a coin-operated laundrette located on the Lower Park, ensuring all practical needs are met during a stay.
For those seeking a little more comfort, self-catering accommodation is available in the Nevis and Cruachan cottages, as well as in the glamping chalets. Nevis Cottage offers one bedroom, while Cruachan Cottage and the chalets each have two bedrooms. The cottages sleep up to four guests and the chalets up to six, making them suitable for couples, families, or small groups. Each comes equipped with a well-furnished kitchen featuring a range of modern appliances, and all enjoy the same breathtaking views over the sea and mountains.
Beyond the site, there is much to explore. Guests can enjoy forestry trails, coastal walks, and scenic routes across the island. Tobermory, with its colourful harbour and local charm, lies just 21 miles to the north, while Fionnphort, the gateway to Iona, is 35 miles south. The Isle of Mull Hotel and its swimming pool are located just across the bay, and the local 8-hole golf course provides another option for leisure.
Visitors are also encouraged to discover some of the island’s notable attractions, including Aros Park, Rubha nan Gall lighthouse, Calgary Art in Nature and its beachside café, Eas Fors Waterfall, Knockvologan Beach, Iona Abbey and Nunnery, and the world-famous Fingal’s Cave.
Shieling Holidays Mull combines natural beauty with thoughtful facilities and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a memorable destination for those seeking tranquillity and connection with Scotland’s wild and beautiful landscape.
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