The Halladale Inn and North Coast Touring Park

The Halladale Inn, originally constructed in 1882 as a stone crofting house with a slate roof, now provides around 260m² of well-appointed, single-storey trading space. Over time, sympathetic extensions in rendered finish have been added, preserving the building’s historic character while accommodating modern operational requirements.

The Halladale & North Coast Touring Park is situated in the picturesque village of Melvich, near Thurso, in the far north of Scotland. The area benefits from excellent accessibility via the A836, which connects to the North Coast 500 route, making it an ideal stop for tourists exploring the north coast. Thurso, just a short drive away, provides additional amenities, transport links, and services, while nearby local villages contribute to a loyal customer base. The region boasts a mix of natural attractions, including sandy beaches, coastal cliffs, and walking trails, drawing visitors year-round. Strong local support, combined with well-developed road infrastructure and proximity to both regional towns and tourist routes, enhances the business’s appeal and provides a solid foundation for further growth in accommodation, hospitality, and retail services.