The dramatic scenery of Eshaness features cliffs formed of ancient lavas, collapsed caves and blowholes. You might also want to explore the sub-arctic slopes of Shetland’s highest peak, Ronas Hill. Walks to the deserted fishing settlement of Fethaland or to Uyea should also be on your list. The site at Braewick is a great base for all these adventures, with excellent facilities, including a café, and a superb view towards the sea stacks called the Drongs.
Area
Northmavine
Address
Braewick, Eshaness, Shetland ZE2 9RS
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Opening dates of site
Mar - Oct
Price per night
Caravan £18 (with awning £22); Tent – from £10
Number of touring pitches
10
Number of tent pitches
20
Amenity building
Yes
Disabled Access Available
Yes
Toilets and showers on site
Yes
Laundry facilities
Yes
Café / restaurant within 2miles
Yes
Electric power points for each pitch
Yes
Waste water disposal on site
Yes
Chemical disposal point on site
Yes
Pets welcome on site
Yes
Cold water supply
Yes
Geopark - Braewick Café and Caravan Park
Geopark interpretation
Exhibits illustrate the diversity of Shetland's rocks and the geology of the local area.
Directions
Braewick is at Eshaness in the North Mainland of Shetland
Take the A970 and the B9078 to Eshaness
The Braewick Cafe is situated just east of the turning to Jonny Notion's Bod
Geo-art exhibits are situated outside the cafe