Brora Club Campsite
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Nice site
Enjoyed a week at Brora, it's a good base for traveling across northern Scotland. Facilities are spotless and wardens very welcoming and friendly. Had a good meal at the Golf Club and at the local Indian restaurant.
Cracking site
Lovely, extremely peaceful and beautifully placed site. We adore it and always have sunny weather every time we go! My favourite site! A must for tranquility!
A little belter of a site
Second time we have stayed here and this time brought members who hadn't stayed there before. Usual warm welcome at reception which continued throughout the stay. Spotless facilities on a site with access to an excellent beach. Dog loves delight but not much for kids unless you are the fit family. Two local supermarkets a mile away and the local Indian restaurant and takeaway
Only thing is no WiFi on site and dodgy mobile signals
Will be back again next year
Stopped off on way to Orkney
We chose this site due to it being close to Dunrobin Castle on on our way north to Orkney and very glad we did. The site is lovely and the wardens a friendly bunch. We had a great walk along the beach with the dog watching the birds.
All the facilities were clean and well maintained and we'd definitely use the site again when we come this way next.
Phil and JulieR
Reviewed on 07/09/2016 09:31
Most Friendly Wardens
We have stayed on numerous sites during our 4 month trek of the UK coastline, and in our opinion the wardens at Brora have to be the friendliest, with the biggest smiles. The site is kept spotless and well maintained. Near the beach, although be careful crossing the golf course. Would be nappy to recommend this site
Peaceful well-run campsite
Four nights here at end of August, and loved the site. Just a 300 yard walk across golf course to sandy beach which was excellent for dogs (bonus that most of sand on feet and dog was left on golf course rather than in motorhome). Seals off the coast, but on beach south of Brora saw 50+ seals hauled out onto rocks at low tide. Site clean and tidy, with friendly and helpful lwardens. Particularly appreciated that grass is kept quite short, and no messy grass cuttings to tread inside. Brora itself is a charming little town, with a lot of history. I too would like to see wifi at Highland sites. I don't have a smartphone, and rely on wifi. Most major campsites in Highlands now have wifi available. Why not Caravan Club sites in the Highlands?
Fantastic site & Wardens
Just returned from a fabulous 2 wk holiday here, wardens hard working, friendly, pleasant, the site is immaculate, yes unfortunately there is no Internet, however we did not miss out on any emails or texts as we received them on our phones. The beach is close by and at times it felt like our own beach as there are not many people seemed to use it,our 3 dogs loved the beach. Will definitely return
Poor signage to site and yet again no WIFI
Absolutely lovely site if you can find it due to lack of signage. Toilet block needs updating.
I recently paid £25 for annual CC WIFI and so far I have used it once.
This site like many does not have wifi (yes I dont lie in 2016!!). People need wifi to check emails and plan their trips. All sites should have this facility included in pitch fees.
