About
Visiting Vatersay Hall Cafe and Campsite with your dog is a great food stop or base to explore the stunning Isle of Vatersay in the Outer Hebrides.
The cafe and campsite are situated close to the beautiful beaches of Vatersay, making it easy to access the pristine sandy beaches for which the island is famous.
Dog Access and Rules
Dogs are welcomed at Vatersay Hall Cafe and the adjacent campsite, but it’s important to keep them under control.
What's On Offer
Cafe and Community Hall: The Vatersay Hall Cafe offers refreshments and light meals, serving as a cosy gathering spot for both locals and visitors. It’s a friendly place where you can enjoy a hot drink and a snack whilst exploring the island.
Camping Facilities: Adjacent to the hall is a campsite suitable for tents and small camper vans. The campsite is basic but boasts incredible views and provides a true sense of being in nature. Facilities are minimal, so it’s important to come prepared.
Things To See & Do
The cafe marks the starting point of the Hebridean Way, which takes you from the south of Vatersay to the north of Lewis. Separate routes exist for walking (156 miles) and cycling (185 miles), but both take you across 10 islands via 6 causeways and 2 ferries. The route boasts rugged hills and an amazing Atlantic coastline.
Access and Facilities
Vatersay is accessible via a causeway from the Isle of Barra. There is parking available at Vatersay Hall, which is convenient for both cafe visitors and campsite users.
