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Enjoy a rustic camping experience at ACE Hideaways in woodland
Each camp pitch is named after local native bird species
Book on-site adventure activities with guidance from friendly staff
Explore abundant space and natural surroundings for outdoor enjoyment
Ace Hideaways Offers Rustic Birch Woodland Camping with Adventure Access in the Scottish Highlands
A new rustic camping experience at Ace Hideaways is offering visitors the chance to stay in secluded birch woodland while enjoying a balance of outdoor simplicity and essential comforts. Designed as a close alternative to wild camping, the site provides a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, surrounded by nature and open woodland.
Each campsite pitch is named after native birds found in the local area, helping guests easily identify their location while maintaining privacy and reducing overlap between groups. Campfires are permitted at every pitch, with heavy-duty fire pits and BBQ skillets provided, allowing campers to cook and gather around the fire in a traditional outdoor setting.
Shared facilities include a communal camp kitchen equipped with running water and a two-ring gas cooker, along with washing-up areas positioned near a nearby toilet and shower block. A small reception kiosk offers basic supplies such as snacks and drinks, while free Wi-Fi and charging points ensure guests can stay connected when needed.
Beyond the camping experience itself, Ace Hideaways also provides direct access to a range of on-site adventure activities, making it suitable for both relaxed stays and action-packed holidays. Staff are available to assist with bookings and activity planning, ensuring visitors can make the most of their time in the surrounding woodland. The combination of natural surroundings, basic amenities, and adventure opportunities creates a versatile and memorable outdoor escape.
Ace Hideaways Offers Rustic Birch Woodland Camping with Adventure Access in the Scottish Highlands
A new rustic camping experience at Ace Hideaways is offering visitors the chance to stay in secluded birch woodland while enjoying a balance of outdoor simplicity and essential comforts. Designed as a close alternative to wild camping, the site provides a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, surrounded by nature and open woodland.
Each campsite pitch is named after native birds found in the local area, helping guests easily identify their location while maintaining privacy and reducing overlap between groups. Campfires are permitted at every pitch, with heavy-duty fire pits and BBQ skillets provided, allowing campers to cook and gather around the fire in a traditional outdoor setting.
Shared facilities include a communal camp kitchen equipped with running water and a two-ring gas cooker, along with washing-up areas positioned near a nearby toilet and shower block. A small reception kiosk offers basic supplies such as snacks and drinks, while free Wi-Fi and charging points ensure guests can stay connected when needed.
Beyond the camping experience itself, Ace Hideaways also provides direct access to a range of on-site adventure activities, making it suitable for both relaxed stays and action-packed holidays. Staff are available to assist with bookings and activity planning, ensuring visitors can make the most of their time in the surrounding woodland. The combination of natural surroundings, basic amenities, and adventure opportunities creates a versatile and memorable outdoor escape.
- Free wifi
- Gas cooking facilities
- Toilet
- Shower facilities
- Firepit with BBQ skillet
- Campfires
- Personal expenses
- Gratuities
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Customer Reviews
Beautiful location, very quiet and family friendly, great for kids. A lot of wildlife around! Had many bunnies hopping around. We parked our camper here for a night and enjoyed our stay, front desk was extremely helpful and welcoming. Close to the city for all your needs. All the amenities were there, nice bathrooms and large laundry area.
Had some issues with the booking system on my banking app, and the booking deposit didn't pay properly several times. In spite of this, when I got I touch with staff and explained the situation, he was really happy to work with me and took things in stride. We arrived a bit late and he still took time to tell us about the area. I'd give 7/5 stars if I could. Tent pitches are on a flat bit of ground near the showers, of which there are several, and a bathroom that is clean and has plenty of room. Security is a priority here, but it's easy to navigate. We typically camp rather than hotel, so if we come back to Dublin, this will definitely be where we stay. 13/10
We stayed here a couple of nights at the end of our tour of southern Ireland. Ideal location for a day out in Dublin and before catching the ferry. There are two bus options for getting into Dublin, one is the normal bus service (69) which stops outside the gate but you need exact change (€2.80) and they don't use card payments. The other is one of the hop on hop off bus companies which calls in to the site at 9:15. You can pay by cash or card €3 each way but this is a direct bus with no stops. It returns at 4pm from where it drops you off. We got a friendly welcome when we arrived and were told where everything is. The showers are an extra 1 euro which given the pitch price is in my view unnecessary. The facilities are looking a bit tired aswell, as someone else has suggested, they could do with some competition. You have to be of site by noon which isn't a problem, and you can pay extra to stay a few hours more, but if you have a few hours to wait for a ferry I'd suggest parking at the park next door and exploring that as it's a pleasant surprise.
