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Situated just north of Brora on the east coast of Sutherland, Brora Club Campsite is set in a sheltered saucer of land with pretty views of the surrounding countryside and just 300 yards from a sandy beach. You can play golf directly from the caravan site and use the course as your pathway to the sea.
The site offers plenty of attractions for the whole family. Birdwatchers will be in their element - there are even Arctic Tern nesting just above the beach waterline. Those who enjoy water activities will have a choice of the loch or the sea for either swimming or fishing. The caravan park is an ideal place to unwind - you can lose track of time while watching birds, seals, dolphins and deer. The village of Brora is only a couple of miles away and has shops and a couple of dining options, and you can walk further down the coast to Golspie with additional eating and drinking establishments.
To fully take in the spectacular views of the region you can walk, drive or cycle along quiet routes to discover the many picturesque lochs and mountains. The single track rail journey to Wick is a scenic must and the Orkney Islands beckon with day trips from John O'Groats at Brora during the summer.
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Directions
From the South: 1.5 miles from Brora centre (ignore Dalchalm sign) turn right off the A9 at brown camping sign. In 300 metres after narrow railway bridge and commercial site turn left at T-junction. Site on the right in 150 metres.
From the North: 1.5 miles before Brora just after the sign to Achrimsdale turn left off the A9 at the brown camping sign. Then as above.
Please observe the arrival and departure times due to the restricted access over narrow railway bridge.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- KW9 6LP
- GPS:
- Lat 58.02865 / Lon -3.84437
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- NC912059
- OS map ref:
- 17
- Handbook map ref:
- E19
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Inverness, Thurso and Brora
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest train station: Brora
- Train station within 5 miles
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Nice site close to sandy beach
Brora Club Campsite
Very friendly welcome, and we could choose from available pitches. Just cross the golf link to access the sandy beach for a long beach walk. The dogs loved it! Facilities good & clean.
Lovely Site
Brora Club Campsite
Easy to find with friendly welcome from warden. Narrow bridge approach but just take it slowly. Choose your own pitch. There were a selection of hard standing and grass pitches. Walk from site over golf course and you are straight onto the beach. Cows and sheep also on the golf course. Very well maintained site, nicely cut grass with additional wildlife areas alongside pretty flower areas. The wardens were always busy looking after this lovely site. We’ve been before and will come again, we really enjoy the peace and quiet alongside a beach.
NC500 at last
Brora Club Campsite
Wow what a perfect site so clean which is no surprise as the wardens were never still. A warm friendly welcome on arrival, given a choice of pitches, site facilities immaculate and a plus for us having a dog walk on site, an amazingly beautiful beach just a short walk through the golf course winner every time
Would thoroughly recommend it to anyone looking for a perfect stop -spent 3 nights here
Very Attractive, Peaceful Site
Brora Club CampsiteBora is a very attractive campsite within a small woodland setting, with individual hedges separating most of the pitches, which are also mostly quite big sized pitches. Lovely views of the nearby hills in the distance. It is one of my favourites as is so peaceful. Single couple wardens, as it’s a smaller site, been there for a few years, are welcoming and friendly and the facilities are kept very clean and are a decent number. The nearby beach, accessed across the golf course (with its resident sheep and cattle) is stunning and often can be almost deserted. The small 2 carriage local train passes nearby approximately 4 times a day, also lovely to watch. We have visited this campsite many times and also the area as return to visit relatives and always enjoy and look forward to our visit. However I am saddened by the effect of the ill thought through NC500 tourist route created by the SNP government, with no additional investment to the local communities now suffering the over whelming number of tourists , resulting in many one night, travelling through campers, not really their fault, but they have little time to speak much to other campers and the campsite is now fairly empty during the daytime and although full at night, it feels a bit soul less now, lacking a feel of community. I would suggest maybe create a row of allocated pitches for the one night NC500 travellers and let longer stayers or less rushed campers relax and enjoy the campsite together. Just my thoughts, others will disagree i imagine!
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ITS ALL ABOUT THE BEACH
Brora Club Campsite
If you are travelling to Orkney this is the ideal club site as the journey to either ferry across the Pentland Firth is less than 2 hours. There are good roads whether you are travelling north, south or across to the west coast. But the gem of this site is the beach which is easy to access by a short stroll across the golf course. If you arrive tired after all your travelling (which we did) the paddling or swimming opportunities here will revive every time. Friendly warm welcome from the wardens and usual high standard of facilities.
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01408 621479
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