About
Lickisto is a campsite with nomadic character. A well situated spot to use as a base from which to explore on foot, bike or kayak with great surfing spots nearby.
The glamping options of yurts, bell tents and a bothy come with log fires and cooking facilities. 4 electric hook ups for camper vans and a myriad of private pitches for tents either overlooking the sea loch or protected in willow glens.
The shower and toilet facilities are housed in original Blackhouses one of which has a comfortable sitting room with log fire and information on activities on the island. There is The Drift In shop on site with local crafts and fresh produce from the poly tunnel, paddle boards are available to explore the sea life of the loch and Chi Kung classes are taught daily if you feel like learning some ancient breathing techniques and longevity exercises. Or simply sit down at the ancient viking harbour and watch the otters, seals and sea eagles.
Guide Prices
- Number of Rooms / Units
- 11
Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
---|---|
Belle Tent | On Request |
Bothy | On Request |
Campervan Pitch | On Request |
Tent | On Request |
Yurts | On Request |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
TripAdvisor

- Service
- Value
- Cleanliness
- Location
- Excellent87
- Very Good24
- Average16
- Poor12
- Terrible11
Recent Reviews:
- P2188TJsharonhLovely remote site with spectacular views.21st October 2024Lovely remote site with spectacular views. This is an organic site (so no elsan facilities) with electric, water, shower, toilet, laundry and washing up facilites. Great base to walk around the east... Read full review
- Agreen699Lickisto campsite26th April 2025I was so looking forward to this stay but despite the amazing scenery, local wildlife I felt I was sleeping in a carpark, with similar facilities. If you were in a tent, there are some quirky areas... Read full review
- Paddy GQuirky, idiosycratic, beautiful location - but one night was enough21st May 2025Beautiful, although isolated location via narrow twisty and sometimes steep roads - the quite large sloping site has various buildings (black houses), tent pitches etc - with quirky signs - all very... Read full review
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