Bridgend Campsite

All within 3 mile radius Nature and wildlife Bellevue Farm ~ This farm offers tours where visitors can meet the animals and learn about farm life. Arran Alpacas ~ This is a fun attraction offering alpaca treks and "meet and greet" sessions. Blackwaterfoot Beach ~ This golden sandy beach is great for walking and wildlife spotting along the sweeping coast. History and ancient sites Machrie Moor Stone Circles ~ Neolithic and Bronze Age stone circles, a walk across the moorland reveals a glimpse into Arran's ancient history. King's Cave ~ A popular walk along the coastal path south of Blackwaterfoot leads to a series of caves. Legend holds that Robert the Bruce sheltered in the main cave. Torr a' Chaisteal: The remains of this Iron Age fort offer a historical exploration on a grassy hill near the campsite. Old Clachan Church and Arran Memorial Garden ~ The Old Clachan Church has been restored and now serves as the Arran Memorial Garden, a peaceful place for remembrance. Outdoor sports and recreation Shiskine Golf and Tennis Club: This 12-hole links golf course is located in Blackwaterfoot. Horse Riding: The Cairnhouse Riding Centre, Offers pony trekking for beginners and novices, as well as beach and countryside hacks. Hiking: The Arran Coastal Way passes nearby, and numerous trails can be found around the Machrie Moor area. Arran Quad Centre ~ Provides fully guided ATV (Quad Bike) treks through the surrounding hills. This allows you to take in the scenery from a different perspective. Food and drink Kinloch Hotel: A hotel in Blackwaterfoot with a restaurant and bar. Blackwater Bakehouse: A bakery in Blackwaterfoot known for its baked goods. Machrie Tearoom: A tearoom located a short drive from the campsite. Harbourside Street Food ~ Serves a varying menu of street food inspired by different world cuisines. Blackwater Bakehouse Shiskine Golf & Tennis Club Blackwaterfoot Beach Arran Quad Centre