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Caro "LadyOutdoors"
November 12, 2019
Hiking
This is a medium sized bothy of two rooms with bunk-bed platforms for 16 people. It was built in 2016 when the owner of the former bothy reclaimed the original as a private dwelling. It enjoys a stunning location on Camasunary Bay with amazing views of islands and peaks. There's no fireplace or stove.
The bothy is free to use but if you plan to stay consider joining the Mountain Bothies Association to help contribute to the upkeep of these awesome shelters. mountainbothies.org.uk
The bothy is free to use but if you plan to stay consider joining the Mountain Bothies Association to help contribute to the upkeep of these awesome shelters. mountainbothies.org.uk
Damo
June 6, 2022
Cycling
A stunning place to spend the night. A trek to get to (especially on a bike) but well worth the effort
Andrew Topping
April 14, 2024
Hiking
Camasunary Bothy is a small shelter located in the remote and picturesque Camasunary Bay.
The bothy is a popular spot for hill walkers and adventurers seeking to explore the rugged terrain of the Isle of Skye. It offers basic accommodation and is a great option for those looking to experience the wild and unspoiled Scottish landscape. The bothy has two rooms, one for sleeping with wooden sleeping platforms and another for eating. It can accommodate about 15 people between the bunks and benches.
The bothy is a popular spot for hill walkers and adventurers seeking to explore the rugged terrain of the Isle of Skye. It offers basic accommodation and is a great option for those looking to experience the wild and unspoiled Scottish landscape. The bothy has two rooms, one for sleeping with wooden sleeping platforms and another for eating. It can accommodate about 15 people between the bunks and benches.
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