This place has two Scandinavian-style timber camping pods set on a hillside on a working farm. Each has an outdoor deck and barbecue overlooking the sea; a mini-kitchen, fridge and chemical toilet; and can sleep up to four people. The pods are a short walk from the ferry; take the second road on the left, immediately before the RBS bank.
Uist Storm Pods
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