Rum Bunkhouse & Campsite

Kinloch, Isle of Rum

Affordable Accommodation on the shores of Loch Scresort
Rum Bunkhouse & Campsite - bunkhouse, camping pods and off-grid camping beside Loch Scresort on the Isle of Rum.

Rum Bunkhouse & Campsite offers a choice of affordable accommodation on the shores of Loch Scresort on the Isle of Rum. Visitors can stay in the 20-bed bunkhouse, choose one of the site's camping pods or pitch a tent at the off-grid campsite, making it suitable for solo travellers, couples, families, walkers and groups. Conveniently located close to the ferry pier and island shop, it provides a practical base for experiencing Rum's wild landscapes, wildlife and remarkable dark skies.

The bunkhouse has a private twin room alongside three four-person dormitories and one six-person dormitory, with two fully equipped communal kitchens, a lounge with log burner, drying facilities, five toilets and six showers. The Hallival and Askival camping pods each have four single mattresses, heating, a kettle and charging facilities, with access to campsite toilets and outdoor showers. Tent campers have use of composting toilets, showers, hot water, communal barbecues and an indoor shelter, while the campsite itself is off-grid with no lighting.

The Isle of Rum is a superb destination for walking, wildlife watching and experiencing the dramatic scenery of Scotland's Small Isles. Rum is also Scotland's first Dark Sky Sanctuary, providing exceptional opportunities for stargazing when conditions are clear. With the accommodation only a short walk from the ferry, guests can arrive as foot passengers and begin exploring the island without a car, whether heading into the mountains or enjoying the coastline and surroundings of Loch Scresort.

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Rum Bunkhouse & Campsite is situated at Kinloch on the Isle of Rum, overlooking Loch Scresort and just a short walk from the ferry pier. The island shop is also nearby, making the location convenient for visitors arriving on foot. Rum Bunkhouse

Rum is renowned for its mountainous landscapes, coastline and wildlife, making it particularly attractive to walkers and nature enthusiasts. The island's designation as Scotland's first Dark Sky Sanctuary also makes it a special destination for stargazing and experiencing naturally dark night skies. Rum Bunkhouse
The island is reached by passenger ferry, and visitors cannot bring cars unless they are residents. Bicycles can be taken to the island, while walking provides one of the best ways to experience Rum's scenery and wildlife.
Accommodation Amenities
  • Barbeque
  • Children Welcome
  • Dog Friendly
  • Off Road Parking
  • Sea/Lake/Loch View
  • Sun Terrace/Patio/Decking
  • Toilet and Shower Block
  • Washing Up Facilities
  • Well Equipped Kitchen
  • Woodburning Stove


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