easy
1 to 7 nights
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly a stationary basecamp with optional low-impact coastal walks.
Set along the wild northern coast of Scotland, Craigdhu, Bettyhill Caravan and Campsite offers an array of beachfront pitches for campers and van travelers. Discover why this spot is a standout for outdoor adventurers seeking natural beauty and solid amenities.
Book your pitch! • 18+ • From 1 to 7 nights
Experience a unique stay in Bettyhill, where you can choose from various accommodations, including tents and campervans, all with stunning beach views. Enjoy pet-friendly amenities, modern facilities, and a vibrant village atmosphere, making your getaway both exciting and memorable. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike!
Duration: 1 to 7 nights
Prices shown are for: one person per night staying in a tent, caravan, campervan, motorhome, roof tent, boot tent or even your car
Hard standing or grass pitch
Beach views, pets welcome, plenty to do and see around the village of Bettyhill.
Toilet / Shower facilities, waste water, fresh water, coin operated washing machine and tumble drier, camper’s kitchen with kettle, toaster and microwave. Wifi in shower/kitchen area.
Electricity
Direct at accommodation or call at the house next door to the post office shop or the house opposite the post office shop.
The site can fill quickly during the summer months, so reserve your pitch well in advance.
Weather here can shift fast; pack windproof and waterproof layers to stay comfortable along the beach.
Beach access and coastal walks depend on tidal schedules—check local tide charts before heading out.
Dogs are allowed without extra fees, but keep them leashed and respect campsite quiet hours for all guests.
Bettyhill village has roots dating back to early crofting communities with a rich Norse heritage tied to northern Scotland’s coastal culture.
The campsite encourages low-impact camping and partners with local groups to protect the fragile dune ecosystems and marine habitats in the area.
Protects against coastal winds common in northern Scotland.
spring specific
Ensures a comfortable night’s sleep on hard standing or grassy pitches.
Essential for walking along wet beaches and muddy paths near the campsite.
Helps navigate the campsite during the early sunsets typical of autumn and winter.
fall specific