The Birsay Outdoor Centre is situated in the northwest corner of the Orkney mainland, in close proximity to spectacular and varied coastline scenery and beaches.
Nearby at the Brough of Birsay you can see the remains of early Christian and Norse settlements on a tidal island. You can also visit Orkney’s 5,500 year old Neolithic Heartland which has World Heritage Status and includes the Ring of Brodgar. Close by are the Standing Stones of Stenness, the tomb of Maeshowe and, in Sandwick, the well-preserved village of Skara Brae.
The Centre offers comfortable accommodation, with all new furniture, beds and appliances. It sleeps up to 30 in 5 bedrooms; family rooms are available and all linen is provided. It has a well equipped kitchen, dining area, lounge, drying room and disabled access.
Camping available (20 pitches).
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SPECIAL OFFER 1 October 2009 to 31 March 2010. Book a nights accommodation at Birsay Outdoor Centre and get the next night free! (Offer excludes Christmas and the New Year and is subject to availabilty)
01/10/2009 - 11.29am
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Open:
All year (excl. Christmas and New Year),
6-7pm |
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Booking:
Bookings preferred. If it’s a group booking 25% deposit required with balance payable 28 days prior to arrival |
Price per night:
Adults £12.20, £9.25 (juniors), £3.35 (under 3s). Family room (4 beds) £29.95. Private rooms:- 2 adults £34, 3 adults £41, 4 adults £47. Sole use of Centre (28 beds) £222 per night
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Number of beds:
28: 2x4, 1x2, 1x6, 1x12 plus camping.
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Contact Details
Birsay
Orkney
KW17 2LY
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Ask for Recreation Department
Tel: 01856 873535 ext. 2417
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Public Transport:
For buses from Kirkwall and Stromness contact Orkney Coaches (01856 870555). Ferries from Scrabster, (Northlink Ferries 01856 872044), from Gills Bay, (Pentland Ferries 01856 831226). Foot passenger ferries from John O’Groats, summer only (John O’Groats Ferry 01955 611353) |
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Directions:
OS sheet 7 GR 253267 |
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