Laxdale Bunkhouse
Laxdale Bunkhouse, Laxdale Holiday Park, 6 Laxdale Lane, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, HS2 0DR
Call Gordon Macleod on 01851 706966 or 07786 392679
Self catering bunkhouse on the Isle of Lewis
This accommodation is featured on our map of West coast of Scotland, Skye and the Hebrides and here is its own website.
Details
Beds & Rooms:
16: 4x4.Open:
March to Nov. 9am - 10pm.Price per night:
£23 adult, £20 child, £80 room (3 or less people) £350 sole use.Booking:
July and August booking advisable one week in advance.Directions:
From Stornoway ferry terminal take the A857. Take the second turning on the left past the hospital. Follow camping signs for one mile out of town. The bunkhouse is located inside the holiday park. From Tarbert or Leverburgh take A859 for 40 miles to Stornoway. Turn left at the roundabout and 2nd left after hospital then as above.Public Transport :
Buses every 30 mins stop close to hostel. Taxi fare from town centre approximately £6.00.Walks :
Long Distance Walks Hebridean Way
By the Sea Bunkhouses Individuals welcome Skye & The Hebrides
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News & Offers from Laxdale Bunkhouse
Budget bunkhouse accommodation open now on the Isle of Lewis
May 24th 2021
Found in Laxdale Holiday Park, this bunkhouse is a convenient, low-cost choice for anyone wanting to see the Isles of Lewis and Harris this summer. The bunkhouse is comfortable and fully equipped, a really great value option for your island expedition.
Visit to wild otters in the sea lochs on Lewis
February 21st 2019
Lewis is steeped in history and has a timeless island culture.
The Isle of Lewis is an outer Hebrides island off the west coast of Scotland. It’s rather an unusual island in that it is joined very solidly to the Isle of Harris, with the only border between them being a narrowing of land between two sea lochs. It is the landscape which distinguish Lewis and Harris most, Harris being mountainous and Lewis being flat and low lying, except for Ben More in the south east. Lewis is steeped in history and has a timeless island culture. There are ancient stone circles including the massive Callanish Stones and Gaelic is commonly spoken alongside English with a soft Scottish lilt. As you travel over the flat lands of Lewis you will see sea Otters in the many lochs that intersperse the heathy landscape. Empty white beaches with seals, sea lions are often in view. Locals can still be seen cutting the peats and will easily stop for a chat. The distrintive earthy smell of the peat fires drifts in the wind in winter. Come and visit the treasures of Lewis and stay at Laxdale Bunkhouse on Laxdale Holiday Park, just outside the islands main town and port at Stornoway.
Photo by Mike Baird, bairdphotos.com
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