Munlochy (private land), Munlochy

Munlochy (private land)

If you're dreaming of a Highlands retreat where you can truly unwind in a peaceful setting without sacrificing modern comforts, Munlochy is the perfect choice. With its stunning countryside backdrop and easy access to Scotland’s breathtaking landscapes, this is an idyllic spot for a memorable getaway.

Why Choose Munlochy?

Tucked away in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Munlochy enjoys an enviable location close to Wood Hill in the north and Craigiehowie in the south, with Inverness, Dingwall, and Fortrose all within easy reach. Whether you're seeking adventure, history, or relaxation, this is the ideal base for exploring the region.

Set in a private, self-contained wooded garden, the caravan at Munlochy offers everything you need for a comfortable stay. A gazebo and patio furniture provide the perfect setting for al fresco dining while soaking up the Highlands’ incredible views. Inside, you'll find spacious open-plan living and dining areas, a fully equipped kitchen, a good-sized shower room, and three bedrooms (one with en-suite facilities), comfortably sleeping six guests.

Additional features include central heating, a washing machine, private WiFi, and free parking. A shop within walking distance ensures you can easily stock up on essentials.

On a sunny day, there’s nowhere better to be than relaxing under the gazebo, taking in the spectacular surroundings of one of Scotland’s most picturesque regions.

Places to Visit During a Munlochy Holiday

Munlochy is the perfect base for exploring the Scottish Highlands, with plenty of nearby attractions. The Clootie Well, a legendary holy well, is steeped in Scottish folklore and known for its fascinating tradition of leaving offerings for good health. For those seeking adventure, Wildwoodz Adventure Park offers archery, paintball, laser tag, and axe throwing, making it an exciting day out. History lovers will enjoy a visit to Fort George, one of Europe’s most impressive fortifications built after the Battle of Culloden, where visitors can explore the ramparts, visit the Highlanders’ Museum, and even spot dolphins from the walls.

A short drive opens up even more opportunities for adventure. The charming Highland towns of Inverness, Dingwall, Fortrose, and Ullapool are all worth a visit, offering a blend of history, culture, and great places to eat. Even John O’Groats is within day-trip distance for those wanting to tick off a bucket-list location. For whisky lovers, a tour of Uilebheist Distillery & Brewery, Black Isle Brewery, or the distilleries at Dunphail, Tomatin, and Ballindalloch is a must. If golf is on the agenda, there are fantastic courses nearby, including Cabot Highlands, Kings, Inverness, and Muir of Ord Golf Course.

A trip to Inverness is always a highlight, with its cathedral, castle, museum and art gallery, and botanic gardens all worth a visit. Culloden Battlefield, a key historical site, offers a fascinating insight into Scotland’s past. Those hoping to see some of Scotland’s incredible wildlife can take a boat trip to Chanory Point, one of the best spots for dolphin watching, with seals and even whales sometimes making an appearance.

For those wanting to venture further, Munlochy offers great connections to Aberdeenshire, Moray, Argyll & Bute, and Perth & Kinross, all rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Alternatively, heading south opens up the chance to explore the scenic landscapes of Dumfries & Galloway, the Scottish Borders, or Stirling.

Your Perfect Highlands Escape

For a Highlands getaway that combines breathtaking scenery, fascinating history, and endless outdoor adventures, Munlochy is the ultimate destination. Whether you’re hiking through the Highlands, spotting dolphins, exploring castles, or simply relaxing under the gazebo with a dram of whisky, this holiday promises an authentic Scottish experience you’ll never forget.