Camping and Caravannings in Orkney

The historic sites of the beautiful Orkney Islands are a must to visitors to these Islands. Over 5,000 years of history, culture and architecture, can be found here and Orkney is now a World Heritage Site. Historical sites of Orkney include Skara Brae stone village, the tomb of Maeshowe which is older than the pyramids the magnificent standing stone circle at the Ring of Brodgar, the stone village of Barnhouse, and the Stones of Stenness.

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Wheems Farm Organic Holidays, Wheems, Eastside, Orkney

Allows PetsFood ShopBeachCafeBarBBQs AllowedEntertainmentFishingCycle HirePitch ParkingDrinkable WaterLaunderetteElectric Hook-UpGas Cylinders
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The Campsite at Wheems is in an elevated sea facing field with stone dykes, to the front and south east of Wheems farm. There is a stile providing easy access across farmland to the sea, cliffs and beaches. These can be reached by car in 2 minutes. There is a yurt providing campers and bothy guests with additional living space. There are hot showers, toilets and utilities including washing machine and drying line. Orkney is a place where you find nature, peace, space and sky. It consists of 72 lovely islands to the north of mainland Scotland. The weather can change through all the seasons in one day. Farming & Fishing The Orkney Islands provide rich soil for farming and sea for fishing. These along with tourism are the main activities for its people. Landscapes and Seascapes There are great big skies, a beautiful farming landscape and the sea, to inspire and stimulate the imagination. Artists The Islands are home to many artists, musicians, writers, poets, story- tellers and crafts people. There is a rich culture and thriving community spirit. Festivals Music is alive in Orkney, there is The Orkney Folk Festival, Stromness, in May and The St Magnus Festival, Kirkwall, in June. The renowned science festival in September attracts visitors from all over the world. Archaeology Archeologists come to Orkney for many wonderful examples of its ancient cultures. There are many fascinating sites to visit including Brochs and Standing Stones. Birds Orkney is home of many endangered bird species including Terns, Fulmars, Skuas and Puffins. Rates: Please see website. Groups are allowed by arrangement.