Stopped off on the road back from Skye - had mushroom filo parcel and salad lunch with Earl Grey tea and it was excellent. My colleague did not enjoy her lunch at all, but I had the same food and for me it tasted really good. Nice bright cafe, free carpark, good buzz about the place.

Our first visit to Dundreggan and what a marvellous place that they have created, we will definitely be back again. Really enjoyed the walks, very well thought out especially for wheelchair access that made all the difference for our family member with mobility issues. Also the food at your cafe, such a great choice and especially liked the Chickpea and Butternut pastie it’s to die for. Will be back again for the longer walks, maybe stay two nights and definitely lunch. Sean

A true gem that it would be unfortunate to miss. The Centre has a fantastic environmental purpose and takes the time to explain that purpose in very clear and understandable terms. Strongly recommend you stop by, and if you have more time, consider one of their regular program.

We stayed here overnight for quick stopover rest, and wish we also planned to fully explore the area. We enjoyed our stay, nevertheless. The water in the vicinity tastes nice (Scotland water, after all), and tastes even better after a boil (for a tea). We missed the buffet but it’s okay as we arrived past midnight. Going back next summer.

Called in based on the excellent reviews of the cafe to find that the cafe was good for coffee and cake but there was much more to the centre. It is a centre which runs courses and educates on the whole re wilding ideas, putting them into practice with day and residential courses. If like us you just passing through there are a number of walks, leaflets, boards etc to help you understand and take on board their ideas and work, oh the cafe was good too. We did the shortest walk which was a simple introduction to the rewinding. An exceptional place to place to spend time at, understand re wilding, be enthused about it and if nothing else enjoy the good cafe.

My husband and I went on the 3 night Rewild and Reconnect visit earlier this month, partly because I had always wanted to see the centre and partly to mark his retirement. We enjoyed the break but also learned a lot from the very well informed and friendly staff. The area is beautiful in autumn and the work of the centre is impressive. The accommodation was good: small rooms but really clean and comfortable, and the food was excellent. We came away refreshed and with a renewed understanding of the highlands and the potential for rewilding. if you';re interested in Scottish landscapes and wildlife I can strongly recommend this trip.