- Bay views with ferries passing by
- Powered and unpowered pitches
- Self-catering accommodation available
- Shore road location near ferry terminal
- Modern facilities including showers and water disposal
Operating since 1969, offering powered and unpowered pitches with ferry views.
Uig Bay Campsite has been operating since 1969 with current owners Martin and Lisa resident since 2000. Situated on the shore road just beyond the ferry terminal with views across the bay to Earlish and Waternish. The ferries to Harris and Uist pass by the end of the garden. Offers powered and unpowered camping pitches for tents and camper vans, plus two self-catering units with showers, toilets, and disposal/fresh water facilities.
Life without a car
Car-free score: 5.5/10Manageable without a car with a little planning. Local buses stop nearby. Shops, restaurants and Ùige are reachable on foot.
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About the area
Uig has been a significant settlement for centuries, with evidence of human habitation dating back to prehistoric times. The village developed as an important maritime hub, particularly with the establishment of the ferry service to Tarbert and Lochmaddy in the Outer Hebrides. Skye has been inhabited since the Mesolithic period and was ruled by Norse Vikings until the 13th century. The island became part of Scotland in 1469 and has maintained strong Gaelic traditions and is a centre of Scottish Gaelic language and culture.