Kettle Cottage ("Taigh a Choire" in Gaelic) is a traditional croft house situated in the neighbouring township of Tigharry on the west coast of the Isle of North Uist (1 mile from the campsite).

• Cosy one bedroom cottage sleeps 2 people
• Kitchen/living room with log burning stove - local peat supplied
• Linen & towels provided
• Wifi
• TV with Freeview channels
• Washing machine & drying line
• Bathroom with large walk in shower

The cottage has an elevated position and enjoys stunning views over Hoglan Bay and the RSPB's Balranald Nature Reserve (1mile to the South). Located 1/2km off the main road the cottage provides a secluded location to relax and enjoy the wild Atlantic coastal scenery.

The cottage takes its name from the nearby natural arch and blow hole, the "Spouting Kettle" or "Slochd a Choire" in Gaelic. Atlantic storms force huge waves into the cave causing the sea to spout into the air through the blow hole, hence the name.