Uist Storm Pods, North Lochboisdale, Isle of South Uist, Western Isles
Uist Storm Pods in North Lochboisdale, on the Isle of South Uist offers wonderful glamping accommodation in a stunning
location. Situated on the hillside, it enjoys glorious views of the
loch.
These pods are perfect for a relaxing and memorable break away. The site boasts far reaching views of the islands of Rum and Canna and the surrounding hills. The pods have been designed to suit the environment and climate. They are constructed in fibreglass with timber furnishings and offer comfortable accommodation throughout.
Each pod has a wet room with a chemical toilet and shower, a seating area, well equipped kitchen area, a barbecue for outdoor cooking & a patio with decking to relax on.
South Uist, often referred to as the Long Island, has a variety of attractions to offer. There are walks to satisfy all levels of interest, and freshwater and sea lochs providing anglers of all abilities with the opportunity to have a good day’s sport with a tasty meal at the end of it.
The islands possess a vast wealth of natural history and wildlife. It is a paradise for bird and animal watchers with corncrakes, eagles, sea eagles, otters, and deer amongst the attractions. RSPB and SNH have an active role in the Uists and their offices and representatives can provide expert information and advice as well as the various talks and outings which take place over the summer months.
These pods are perfect for a relaxing and memorable break away. The site boasts far reaching views of the islands of Rum and Canna and the surrounding hills. The pods have been designed to suit the environment and climate. They are constructed in fibreglass with timber furnishings and offer comfortable accommodation throughout.
Each pod has a wet room with a chemical toilet and shower, a seating area, well equipped kitchen area, a barbecue for outdoor cooking & a patio with decking to relax on.
South Uist, often referred to as the Long Island, has a variety of attractions to offer. There are walks to satisfy all levels of interest, and freshwater and sea lochs providing anglers of all abilities with the opportunity to have a good day’s sport with a tasty meal at the end of it.
The islands possess a vast wealth of natural history and wildlife. It is a paradise for bird and animal watchers with corncrakes, eagles, sea eagles, otters, and deer amongst the attractions. RSPB and SNH have an active role in the Uists and their offices and representatives can provide expert information and advice as well as the various talks and outings which take place over the summer months.
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