5 places · 3 with rooms, 2 camping, 2 with meals on the Barrisdale → Morvich section of the Cape Wrath Trail, in Kinloch Hourn, Morvich, Ratagan, Shiel Bridge. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Farm B&B and tearoom at the end of the Kinloch Hourn road, on the trail about 10 km into the stage, with room for about 10 people, suppers and packed lunches; camping in a field across the bridge for a small fee. Seasonal (about April to September); its website was last updated years ago, so call before relying on it.
Caravan and Motorhome Club site at Morvich, on the trail at the stage end, with some camping pitches, a toilet block, laundry and drying facilities; non-members welcome. Open 20 March to 19 October 2026.
Hostel on the south shore of Loch Duich, about 2.5 km by road from Shiel Bridge, with dorms, private rooms, a self-catering kitchen and simple pre-booked breakfasts and evening meals. Season April to early October.
Campsite at Shiel Bridge, on the trail about 5 km before Morvich, with tent pitches, showers, a drying area and live-in wardens. It holds resupply parcels for Cape Wrath Trail walkers, and walkers without a fixed date can book on arrival if there is space (email glenshielcampsite@gmail.com).
Hotel on the shore of Loch Duich at Shiel Bridge, beside the trail about 3 km before Morvich, with bar meals every evening and the Wee Bun House café. Book rooms online.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "listed, not confirmed" appear on a public listing (OpenStreetMap, VisitScotland, CAMRA or a booking site) or have an out-of-date website, and could not be confirmed for 2026. Rooms on the Cape Wrath Trail are few and far apart, many places are seasonal (about April to October) and phone signal is often missing, so book before you set off and tell your host if you will be late. Bothies are first come, first served; carry a tent. Food parcels can be posted ahead to Glenshiel Campsite; ask other places before you send one.
The Cape Wrath Trail route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.