Runach Arainn is a small luxury glamping site located just outside the village of Kilmory on the beautiful Isle of Arran, offering an ideal base for both short breaks and longer stays.
Situated just a 15-minute walk from a sandy beach and 10 minutes from a local pub, restaurant, and shop, the site provides a peaceful and nature-filled retreat. With only three yurts set around an orchard and wildflower meadow, guests can enjoy a tranquil and secluded experience, each yurt featuring a private bathroom and full self-catering facilities.
Yurt Features:
Luxury double bed plus two futons for additional guests
Fully equipped with towels, bedding, and crockery – just bring clothes
Wood-burning stove/cooker (including an oven) for heating and cooking
Insulated for year-round comfort
Private bathroom with shower (including a luxury composting toilet)
Outdoor fire pit with cooking utensils and picnic bench
Solar-powered lighting
Shared kitchen facilities with an individual fridge for each yurt
The glamping site is set in a small orchard, located near the church just outside Kilmory. Alongside the three yurts, the bathroom block houses private bathrooms for each unit, while the shared kitchen area includes a sink, microwave, kettle, and dedicated fridges. Parking is located a short walk away, ensuring a car-free environment that is safe for children to run and play.
Exploring the Isle of Arran:
The Isle of Arran, approximately 20 miles long and 10 miles wide, is located in the Firth of Clyde, just a 50-minute ferry crossing from Ardrossan—placing the site less than two hours from Glasgow. Despite its small size, the island boasts a diverse landscape, with the Goat Fell mountain range in the north offering stunning scenery and challenging hikes, while the southern valleys provide beautiful woodland walks, including Glenashdale Falls and Eas Mor, the latter featuring a charming café.
For those seeking beachside relaxation, the stunning Torrylinn Beach is just a 15-minute walk from the site. Cyclists can enjoy the 60-mile coastal road around the island, while mountain bikers have access to forest tracks that crisscross the island and connect directly to the site.
Arran also offers a range of activities, including castle visits, kayaking, horse riding, swimming pools, cafés, and unique shopping experiences, making it an ideal destination for all interests.
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