36a B8013, HS2 0XH
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A quiet parking area beside a playground and beach, near the lighthouse on the Isle of Lewis. Recent visitors found space for 4-5 vans, while the beach is approximately 500 meters away and the circular lighthouse path is 6km. Toilets are located at the playground but may be closed, and there is no nearby toilet according to a recent visit. The Ness social club is 100mt away on the main road.
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Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Very nice place. The locals are friendly. Unfortunately, there is no toilet nearby. But it is quiet and safe.
One of the quietest spots ever for sleeping. Europie Beach is 500 meters away, which also allowed us to enjoy a beautiful sunset over the sea. The only thing missing is a trash bin, or at least we did not see one.
Quite spot next to playground, arrived late 2 other vans parked but easily fit 4-5 (two large, couple small). Toilets in playground but weren’t open when we were there (checked on Sunday around 9:30-10:00am) - not sure if they are just shut on Sundays.
Parked in front of the playground, quiet night. Worth visiting the vibrant Ness social club 100mt back on the main road, it is a local sport club bar open in the weekend evenings
The lower car park is in a lovely location by the beach. We were accosted at 9pm by a dog walker moaning about vans parking here overnight, telling us to use a campsite. There are no restrictions on parking but it gets busy in the day because of the children's park. We had a very quiet night but wouldn’t stay here again. It's only a matter of time before signs are erected banning overnight stays.
Parked in the lower car park near picnic benches so not overlooked by houses. Its the start of path to beach and dunes (5mins) and opposite great children's park so fab for those with children. Regular walkers passing for this reason. Toilets and Kiosk open at park from 11-3 Mon-Sat. Few black bins at park. Donations for park in donations box or via QR codes on the noticeboards.