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Luxury Self catering apartment
Old Quay View Self catering apartment is a modern one bedroom flat, newly refurbished and in immaculate condition. Conveniently situated in the town centre, within walking distance of the ferry terminal, local shops and amenities it is situated on the first floor, fully furnished and in excellent decorative order throughout. The living room features a large bay window with panaromic view of Campbeltown Loch. Double bed in bedroom and a double sofa bed in livingroom. Walk in shower in bathroom.

The old Loft
The old Loft is a one bedroom apartment that would sleep a family of 4/5. It is situated on a working farm where you can enjoy seeing the sheep, lambs and Clydesdale horses. We are less than a 5 minute drive to the beautiful beaches and golf courses that surround us. A perfect get away for walkers, surfers, golfers or if whiskey is your thing there are 3 distilleries to explore! Come and enjoy all that Kintyre has to offer and stay in our fully renovated apartment, you won’t be disappointed.

Tilly Lettings, cosy ground floor flat
Ground floor apartment, refurbished to a high standard, very clean, comfortable, suntrap in back court, patio area. Central to town & close to all amenities. Sits on the famous Glebe Street which was once regarded as the most valuable street in Scotland due to the amount of Whisky which was in bond. Glebe Street still hosts 2 working distilleries today Springbank and Glengyle. 10-20 minute drive to all local beaches and golf courses. 5 minute walk from bus stance. 5 minute drive to airport.

Carradale Kintyre - cozy Victorian cottage
Take the long and winding road to Carradale - this end of terrace Victorian stone built cottage provides a cosy retreat for couples or small family. Airds Wood Cottage is situated in the centre of this peaceful village, just a few minutes walk from the working harbour and a selection of forest walks. Choice of 3 glorious beaches within 6 miles. The golf course is just a minute away and village pub and selection of eateries within walking distance. Dogs are welcome - first 2 dogs free.

Ground floor central apartment
WIFI AVALIABLE Awarded by Hertiage Scotland in 2014, this modern ground floor apartment is a comfortable home away from home which we have attempted to ensure meets all of your needs. Located in the centre of Campbeltown, the apartment is only a short stroll away from the towns shops, cafes and pubs. The two apartments above are also owned by ourselves and are listed on Airbnb. This would be ideal for family and friends who want to be close together but also want their own space.

Welcome to Harbours Edge apartment
Harbours Edge Our 2nd floor apartment has stunning views over the Harbour and Marina and offers a stay for Up to 3 guests (Double bed and a single in the Lounge). It’s a stones throw from the town centre with shops, bars and cafes selling local crafts and produce. Near to the apartment is the renowned art nouveau Picture House, one of the earliest surviving working cinemas in Scotland which opened in 1913. There are Fantastic Golf Courses, Whisky tours, Walks and Beaches to enjoy.

Stunning flat, overlooking Campbeltown Loch
This beautiful period flat is located on the harbour front in Campbeltown town centre. With original dark wood doors and high ceilings, this spaceous flat is a perfect home from home for any visitor. It is within easy walking distance of all local restaurants, pubs and attractions. The flat has one double bedroom, a single boxroom/bedroom therefore, sleeps up to 3 adults . Very attractive flat with bay window views overlooking Campbeltown Loch. There is free parking on street too.

Tangy Lodge, Relaxing Coastal Home, Amazing View
Tangy Lodge is located right by the coast, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind for the whole family. Just a 10 minute drive from Campbeltown and 1 mile away from Westport beach (famous for its fantastic surfing), the area is known for its traditional whisky distilleries, outstanding scenery and the classic song "Mull of Kintyre". The lodge is also ideal for a golfing getaway, with 5 courses nearby and Machrihanish being known for having the best opening hole in the world.

The Farm Cottage, spectacular sea views, Kintyre.
Incredible views, well equipped, comfortable, this beautifully furnished cliff-top cottage, overlooks Kintyre's dramatic coastline. On a family farm, surrounded by stunning scenery and within walking distance of the farms own beach, it's the perfect base to explore Kintyre's coast, whilst only being 15 minutes from Campbeltown. In the evening relax and enjoy the spectacular views of the setting sun or take advantage of the close proximity of the Argyll Hotel's seafront restaurant

Harbour Holiday Flat Self Catering Campbeltown
Our comfortable two bedroomed flat is in a fantastic location overlooking Campbeltown harbour. It is so handy for exploring the local area. Within a few minutes walking distance of the town centre and all its amenities and only a 10 minute drive to local golf courses and beaches. There is plenty of space for parking on the street outside the building. Access is flexible as there is a keybox situated at the front door.

Apartment Mafeking Place
Apartment is in an excellent location, just a few steps away from local restaurants, cafes, and pubs. Bus station 2 minutes walk. The apartment is located on the 4th floor, allowing you to admire beautiful views of the sea and mountains. Please note that the apartment is at the very top of the building and there is no elevator. However, the view from the windows makes up for any difficulties in climbing.

FLAT 2/2 20 Burnside Street Campbeltown
Flat 2/2 is a second floor one bedroom apartment in the heart of Campbeltown. The lounge has a two and three seater sofa, tv, DVD player, wifi, table and four chairs. It is accessed via a communal key pad entry system and has a key safe for the flat door. There is on street parking. It is close to all the local shops, bars, restaurants and Whisky Distilleries.
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Harbour Prospect
When is the best time to visit Campbeltown?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Campbeltown?
Stays around the town center are frequently suggested for easy access to shops, restaurants, and maritime sights. The area near the waterfront has scenic views and is popular for those seeking a tranquil atmosphere.
What are the best things to do in Campbeltown with kids?
Families often explore sandy beaches around the bay, spot wildlife along coastal walking paths, and enjoy open spaces in town parks for outdoor play. Campbeltown has inviting picnic areas and playgrounds that welcome visitors of all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Campbeltown?
Explore whisky distilleries for guided tours, stroll along sandy beaches by the bay, and visit museums highlighting local maritime history. Wandering Campbeltown’s town center reveals independent shops and art spaces.
How is the weather in Campbeltown?
Campbeltown has cool, maritime weather with frequent rain throughout the year. Summer highs reach around 64°F (18°C), while winters are mild, with average temperatures near 37–46°F (3–8°C), so waterproof layers come in handy.
When is the best time to visit Campbeltown?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures, clearer skies, and active harbor life. Winter is cooler and wet, so those who prefer indoor cultural activities might enjoy visiting during the colder months.
What are the best places to visit in Campbeltown?
Visit Campbeltown’s historic distilleries, maritime museums, and waterfront promenade for a glimpse into local heritage and scenery. Art galleries and independent shops in the town center invite travelers to explore creative spaces.
What are some hiking trails in Campbeltown?
Campbeltown has scenic coastal paths, forest trails, and routes circling the bay with views of the sea. Many trails weave through rolling hills and wooded areas, making them popular for walkers of varying abilities.
What are some family activities we can do in Campbeltown?
Families can explore sandy beaches around the bay, visit local museums, and discover playgrounds in town parks. The area also has scenic trails and guided distillery tours that welcome all ages for a look at local heritage.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Campbeltown?
Consider exploring nearby coastal villages, nature reserves, or forested areas for hiking and wildlife spotting. Guided boat tours and historic castles around the peninsula are often recommended for travelers looking to experience the region’s culture.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Campbeltown?
Many accommodations in Campbeltown welcome pets, especially homes and apartments along the waterfront or near parks. Hosts often provide outdoor spaces and amenities designed to work for travelers coming with animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Campbeltown?
Layered clothing is helpful due to changing coastal weather and seasonal showers. Locals often suggest visiting in the morning for clear skies, supporting independent shops, and sampling treats in bakeries and cafés around the harbor.
What is Campbeltown known for?
Campbeltown is known for its historic whisky distilleries, maritime heritage, and scenic coastal landscapes. The town has connections to Celtic traditions and is frequently suggested for its vibrant local music scene.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Campbeltown?
Discover tucked-away galleries showcasing regional art, small parks with coastal views, and historic buildings with unique architecture. These quieter spots often feature serene walking paths and moments of local culture.
What are the best foods to try in Campbeltown?
Campbeltown has locally sourced seafood, traditional Scottish pies, and baked treats from family-run cafés. Whisky from area distilleries is often suggested for tastings, and regional cheeses and smoked fish are popular options.
What should I bring for a trip to Campbeltown?
Consider packing waterproof jackets, sturdy walking shoes, and layered clothing to adapt to cool temperatures and frequent rain. Binoculars are often handy for birdwatching along the coast, and reusable water bottles keep you refreshed on local hikes.
What is the nightlife in Campbeltown like?
Nightlife in Campbeltown has cozy pubs, locally rooted bars, and occasional live music venues. Many spots feature folk tunes or acoustic performances, often recommended for a relaxed evening out.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Campbeltown?
The Campbeltown Malts Festival is frequently suggested for whisky enthusiasts and draws visitors with tastings and tours. Seasonal music gatherings and local arts celebrations near the waterfront highlight community traditions during late spring and summer.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Campbeltown?
Campbeltown has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, including homes and apartments near parks or the waterfront. Hosts often provide amenities like kitchen spaces, outdoor seating, and extra bedding for children.
All about Campbeltown
The port of Campbeltown, nestled against the banks of Kildalloig Bay near Campbeltown Loch, serves as a picturesque base for exploring the scenic landscapes of Scotland’s Kintyre Peninsula and the Isle of Arran to the northeast. One of the largest towns in the region, Campbeltown was once a distillation hub known as the whisky capital of the world.
Vintage fishing boats float out on the calm bay waters, and the rolling hills of the Scottish countryside form a picturesque backdrop to Georgian-era houses and shops. Cobblestone walkways and streetside cafes that serve fresh seafood hauled in by local anglers line the waterfront. There’s no shortage of historical sites to visit nearby, from the oldest continuously running cinema in the country to the 16th-century Saddell Castle, which overlooks the chilly waters of the Firth of Clyde.
What are the top things to do in Campbeltown?
Machrihanish Bay
Less than ten minutes from Campbeltown on the opposite side of the peninsula is Machrihanish Bay, where you’ll find miles of gold, sandy beach. While Machrihanish Beach, on its southern end, is perfect for a peaceful stroll to watch the sun set over the Atlantic, Westport Beach to the north is home to some of the best surfing in Scotland. That’s also where you’ll find the Machrihanish Dunes, the biggest sand dunes in Argyll. The area is also known for its fantastic golf courses, some of which are just a few steps from the coast.
Campbeltown Heritage Centre
This historic centre was founded in a disused 19th-century former church. Exhibits spanning interpretive art pieces, historical photographs, fishing boats, and reconstructions of the town’s earlier periods detail the area’s cultural and economic past. Mining, maritime traditions, and local ecologies are displayed in this celebration of the Kintyre Peninsula’s heritage.
Linda McCartney Memorial Garden
Located next to the Campbeltown Museum by the harbour, this picturesque garden is in the heart of the village yet just steps from the sea. A group of local volunteers maintains park benches, manicured lawns, and brilliantly vibrant flower beds in honour of a famous former resident.
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