Kintail Outdoor Centre
Set beneath the dramatic Five Sisters of Kintail this National Trust Bunkhouse sleeps 8–20 people in two wings.
Kintail Outdoor Centre, Morvich Farm, Inverinate, Ross-shire IV40 8HQ
Call Holidays Department on 0131 458 0305 or 01599 511231
National Trust Bunkhouse set beneath the dramatic Five Sisters of Kintail and close to Skye.
Kintail Outdoor Centre, run by the National Trust for Scotland, sits in the north-west Highlands beneath Sgurr na Moraich, the last of the Five Sisters of Kintail, and Beinn Fhada (the Long Mountain). These dramatic peaks rise steeply from the shores of Loch Duich, offering some of the finest hillwalking in Britain. The centre is just five minutes from the A87, with Glenelg and the Isle of Skye close by.
The bunkhouse is ideal for groups of 8–20 and is split into two wings:
Wing 1: three rooms (2×4 beds, 1×2 bed)
Wing 2: two rooms (6 beds, 4 beds)
Each wing has its own showers.
Facilities include a cosy lounge with log burner, spacious dining area, and a fully equipped self-catering kitchen with hobs, ovens, microwave, and freezer. A drying room, laundry, and outdoor line are also available.
Some accommodation is wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome by prior arrangement. There is a minimum charge per wing, with a minimum of two-nights stay.
Set in an exceptional landscape, the centre provides the perfect base for hillwalking, outdoor activities, and field studies. Popular with mountaineering clubs, schools, universities, or groups of friends and family.
The bunkhouse is ideal for groups of 8–20 and is split into two wings:
Wing 1: three rooms (2×4 beds, 1×2 bed)
Wing 2: two rooms (6 beds, 4 beds)
Each wing has its own showers.
Facilities include a cosy lounge with log burner, spacious dining area, and a fully equipped self-catering kitchen with hobs, ovens, microwave, and freezer. A drying room, laundry, and outdoor line are also available.
Some accommodation is wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome by prior arrangement. There is a minimum charge per wing, with a minimum of two-nights stay.
Set in an exceptional landscape, the centre provides the perfect base for hillwalking, outdoor activities, and field studies. Popular with mountaineering clubs, schools, universities, or groups of friends and family.
Kintail Outdoor Centre (National Trust for Scotland) is set beneath the dramatic Five Sisters of Kintail and Ben Attow, just minutes from the A87, with Skye and Glenelg nearby. Sleeps 8–20 in 5 bunkrooms across two wings, each with showers. Facilities include a lounge with log burner, self-catering kitchen, dining area, drying room and laundry. An ideal base for hillwalking, adventures and field studies in one of Scotland’s most spectacular landscapes.
Kintail Outdoor Centre, run by the National Trust for Scotland, sits in the north-west Highlands beneath Sgurr na Moraich, the last of the Five Sisters of Kintail, and Beinn Fhada (the Long Mountain). These dramatic peaks rise steeply from the shores of Loch Duich, offering some of the finest hillwalking in Britain. The centre is just five minutes from the A87, with Glenelg and the Isle of Skye close by.
The bunkhouse is ideal for groups of 8–20 and is split into two wings:
Wing 1: three rooms (2×4 beds, 1×2 bed)
Wing 2: two rooms (6 beds, 4 beds)
Each wing has its own showers.
Facilities include a cosy lounge with log burner, spacious dining area, and a fully equipped self-catering kitchen with hobs, ovens, microwave, and freezer. A drying room, laundry, and outdoor line are also available.
Some accommodation is wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome by prior arrangement. There is a minimum charge per wing, with a minimum of two-nights stay.
Set in an exceptional landscape, the centre provides the perfect base for hillwalking, outdoor activities, and field studies. Popular with mountaineering clubs, schools, universities, or groups of friends and family.
The bunkhouse is ideal for groups of 8–20 and is split into two wings:
Wing 1: three rooms (2×4 beds, 1×2 bed)
Wing 2: two rooms (6 beds, 4 beds)
Each wing has its own showers.
Facilities include a cosy lounge with log burner, spacious dining area, and a fully equipped self-catering kitchen with hobs, ovens, microwave, and freezer. A drying room, laundry, and outdoor line are also available.
Some accommodation is wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome by prior arrangement. There is a minimum charge per wing, with a minimum of two-nights stay.
Set in an exceptional landscape, the centre provides the perfect base for hillwalking, outdoor activities, and field studies. Popular with mountaineering clubs, schools, universities, or groups of friends and family.
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:
20: Wing1 10:1x2,2x4 Wing2 10:1x4,1x6Open:
All YearPrice per night:
£224 per wing (includes 8 guests) plus £28 for each extra person.Booking:
Please contact the National Trust for Scotland Holidays Department on 0131 458 0305 (option 2) or email holidays@nts.org.uk.Directions:
5 minutes drive from the A87 at Ault a'chruinnPublic Transport :
Half an hours walk from A87 at Ault a'chruinn, used by buses to SkyeWalks :
Long Distance Walks North Coast 500
Long Distance WalksWild Swimming Dog Friendly Mountains Bunkhouses Charitable Hostels with log burners and open fires Accessible to disabled people New to the Independent Hostels Network National Trust for Scotland
This accommodation is available at the following peak times
Available for Christmas 2025 Available New Year 2025 / 2026Facilities
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There is level access to all public areas and 2 of the shower rooms are accessible for wheelchair users. ..Click for photos and more
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Kintail Bunkhouse Outdoor Centre is accessible for Wheelchair users
September 9th 2024
There is level access to all public areas and 2 of the shower rooms are accessible for wheelchair users.
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