Runach Arainn Glamping

Runach Arainn Glamping in Kilmory, Isle of Arran

Luxury self-catering yurts sleeping up to six guests
Runach Arainn Glamping - luxury self-catering yurts sleeping up to six guests, near Kilmory on the beautiful Isle of Arran, Scotland.

Runach Arainn Glamping offers a unique luxury glamping experience on the southern end of the Isle of Arran, surrounded by beautiful countryside, wildlife and peaceful natural surroundings. Meaning 'Secret or Beloved Arran' in Gaelic, Runach Arainn features just three spacious Scottish-made yurts set around a small orchard and meadow near the village of Kilmory. Ideal for couples, families and groups, this tranquil retreat combines the adventure of outdoor living with the comfort and convenience of fully equipped self-catering accommodation.

The site offers two larger 20ft yurts sleeping up to six guests each and one 18ft yurt sleeping up to four. Each beautifully furnished yurt includes a comfortable double bed, futon sofa beds, a wood-burning stove with cooking oven, solar-powered lighting, books, toys and games. Bedding, towels, crockery and essential self-catering equipment are provided, while free WiFi is available throughout the site. All three yurts are insulated for comfort and are available for holidays from February until the end of November.

Each yurt has its own private bathroom with shower and luxury composting toilet, located in the nearby bathroom block. Guests also have access to a shared kitchen area with a kettle, toaster and microwave, together with an individual fridge for each yurt. Outside, every yurt enjoys its own firepit, picnic table, seating and cooking utensils, providing the perfect setting for outdoor meals, relaxing evenings and stargazing beneath Arran's beautiful night skies.

Runach Arainn is particularly welcoming to families, with plenty of open space for children to explore and enjoy. The car-free site includes a meadow, orchard, rubbing trail and willow den, creating opportunities for outdoor play and discovering nature. Chickens, geese and bees are also kept on the land, with fresh eggs and honey often available. Families and larger groups can book multiple yurts, or reserve all three for a private gathering with friends and relatives.

The yurts are positioned within a quiet natural environment where guests can relax, watch wildlife and enjoy time together away from everyday distractions. Parking is provided a couple of minutes' walk from the accommodation, with a wheelbarrow available to help transport luggage. The absence of vehicles within the glamping area helps create a peaceful and family-friendly atmosphere.

With beautiful surroundings, comfortable self-catering facilities and beaches, woodland walks and village amenities nearby, Runach Arainn Glamping provides a wonderful base for exploring the Isle of Arran. Whether planning a romantic break, family adventure or group getaway, guests can enjoy a memorable glamping holiday surrounded by nature.

Scottish STL Licence No: NA00279F

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Runach Arainn Glamping is situated near the peaceful hamlet of Kilmory on the southern end of the Isle of Arran, an island in Scotland's Firth of Clyde renowned for its spectacular scenery, beautiful beaches and remarkable variety of landscapes. The site enjoys a convenient yet tranquil setting, with the beach approximately 15 minutes walk away and a local shop, bar and restaurant around ten minutes away on foot. Forestry tracks can be accessed directly from the site, offering excellent opportunities for walking, running and mountain biking.

The Isle of Arran is often described as 'Scotland in Miniature' thanks to its combination of rugged mountains, sheltered valleys, forests and picturesque coastline. Visitors can explore beautiful beaches at Torrylinn, Blackwaterfoot and Lochranza, while walkers can enjoy routes through Glen Rosa, the woodland scenery around Glenashdale Falls or more challenging mountain adventures around Goat Fell. Cycling, golf, kayaking and sailing are also popular, with seven golf courses located across the island.

One of Arran's most fascinating historic attractions is the Machrie Moor Standing Stones, situated on the western side of the island near Machrie. This remarkable prehistoric landscape features ancient stone circles, standing stones and burial monuments dating back thousands of years. Set against the dramatic backdrop of Arran's mountains, Machrie Moor offers visitors an atmospheric walk through the island's Neolithic and Bronze Age heritage and is a particularly rewarding destination for anyone interested in Scottish history, archaeology and photography.

The nearby village of Blackwaterfoot, approximately 15 minutes away by car, offers a butcher, bakery, delicatessen, grocery shops, cafes, restaurants, golf and an indoor swimming pool. Other popular destinations include Whiting Bay, around 15 minutes away, Lamlash approximately 20 minutes away and Brodick around 35 minutes away. A regular island bus service stops in Kilmory, approximately five minutes' walk from the glamping site, making it possible to explore without relying entirely on a car.
Accommodation Amenities
  • Accessible
  • Campfire/Firepit
  • Children Welcome
  • Dog Friendly
  • Kitchen Area
  • Off Road Parking
  • Shower
  • Sun Terrace/Patio/Decking
  • Toilet and Shower Block
  • Washing Up Facilities
  • WiFi
  • Woodburning Stove


Things To Do Nearby


Town: Kildonan
Open: All Year
4.41 miles away

Kildonan Beach - Discover Golden Sands, Coastal Wildlife and Beautiful Views from the Isle of Arran Kildonan Beach is a picturesque stretch of coastline on the sout...

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Town: Glenashdale Burn
Open: All Year
4.53 miles away

Eas a' Chrannaig (Glenashdale Falls) - Discover a Spectacular Double Waterfall Hidden in the Woodlands of Arran Eas a' Chrannaig, also known as Glenashdale ...

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Town: Lamlash
Open: All Year
6.85 miles away

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Town: Machrie
Open: All Year
7.33 miles away

Machrie Moor Stone Circles - Prehistoric standing stones on the Isle of Arran. Machrie Moor Stone Circles on the Isle of Arran are among Scotland's most atmosph...

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