Glamping and Campsites in Fort William and Lochaber

Great Glen Yurts near Torlundy, near Fort William

Great Glen Yurts is an eco yurt camp in a woodland setting by a river at the foot of Nevis Range. Our stunning location is on the door step of the Nevis Range downhill mountain bike track and the North Face of Ben Nevis, making it the perfect base camp for a Scottish adventure.

Peanmeanach Bothy Peanmeanach

A few days at Peanmeanach Bothy more than repays the effort to reach it - 2 to 2 ½ hour trek carrying your food and equipment across the remote Ardnish Peninsula. The basic shelter has a spectacular setting in an abandoned village nestled by the sea.

Peanmeanach Bothy has a wood-burning stove, magnificent views across the bay and fabulous views of the stars in the evening. Escape the modern world and reconnect with nature. Accessible only on foot or kayak. No electricity, running water or toilet. Available May to October.

RiverBeds Ballachulish, Glencoe

Discover RiverBeds – luxury individual rooms set in a delightful and romantic woodland glade. Situated in the Scottish Highlands, our Glencoe lodges are just as magical as their surroundings. Each of our special ensuite little lodges has its own private veranda and hot tub reaching out over a bubbling brook. Inside your lodge enjoy the host of luxury features, relax in the cosy warmth of energy efficient central heating and enjoy the delightful views across the stunning Dragon’s Tooth Golf Course to the sea of Loch Linnhe beyond.

The MacDonald Hotel Campsite Kinlochleven

The MacDonald Hotel is sited where the West Highland Way begins its climb towards Fort William, at the foot of the Mamore mountains.

The campsite is to the rear of the hotel on level grassy lawns, only 100 metres from the West Highland Way. From this prime location the campsite enjoys fantastic views down Loch Leven. Space for 11 2-man tent pitches. Toilets, free hot showers, token operated laundry facilities, potwash cabin and drying room. Meals including breakfast and packed lunch available from the hotel.

Blackwater Glamping Pods & Campsite Kinlochleven, near Glencoe

On the West Highland Way, surrounded by Mamore mountains, 7 miles from Glencoe, 23 miles from Fort William and Ben Nevis.

Co-op supermarket, pubs, restaurants and Ice Factor all within easy walking distance of the site. CAMPING - we can only accept 1or 2 man hiking tents on the site. PODS - 10 pods all have tv, fridge, heater and microwave. Covered pot wash area and drying rooms. Shared showers and toilets.

Glen Nevis Caravan and Camping Park near Fort William

Our award-winning caravan and camping park is set in the midst of spectacular Highland scenery at the foot of Ben Nevis. Explore Glen Nevis on the many footpaths that wind through forests and alongside the River Nevis or relax on our park and enjoy the views, fresh mountain air and our excellent facilities.

We are ideally placed for hillwalking and hiking – the path up Ben Nevis is nearby as is the West Highland Way and the surrounding mountains provide opportunities for hiking at all levels of ability.

Shepherd's Hut Scotstown near Strontian

Shepherd's Hut is a detached property in Scotstown near Strontian, Scotland. This open-plan living space comes with a double bed, a kitchen and a dining area, ideal for sleeping up to two people. Serving the space is a shower room, with walk-in shower, basin and WC. Outside, there is off-road parking, a storage space for shoes and a garden area with bench seating. The Shepherd's Hut is a superb base for exploring the wonders of Scotland.

The Shepherds Hut near Invergarry

With a stay at this vacation home in Invergarry, you'll be a 1-minute drive from Lochaber Geopark and 10 minutes from Invergarry & Fort Augustus Railway Museum. Limited parking is available onsite.

Bunroy Park Caravan and Camping Site Roybridge

In the heart of excellent walking country, with many Munros within easy reach, Bunroy Park is a quiet and secluded site, sheltered by mature woodland on the bank of the River Spean. It's an ideal base for touring the Highlands and West Coast. As well as camping and caravan pitches there are 2 camping pods. Site open from Easter to the end of October. Only a 10 minute walk to Roy Bridge and even nearer to the railway station and the local hotels.

Resipole Holiday Park near Salen

The touring park enjoys wonderful views over Loch Sunart across to the Morvern Hills. The level and spacious park offers all the facilities to guarantee a peaceful and stress free experience.

The modern, well maintained facilities and friendliness of the park all contribute to ensure you and your family enjoy a peaceful and relaxing holiday. A welcome relief from the rigors of modern living. A haven for wildlife the loch side location means a variety of sea birds, seals and otters can be seen by the patient observer. From the surrounding woods and hills red deer, foxes, badgers and pine martens are regular visitors.

Sunnyside Croft Touring Site Arisaig

Family-run, Touring Site on 'The Road to the Isles' between Arisaig and Morar/Mallaig. Luxury facilities. Beach access. An ideal base for exploring the area.

Underfloor heating throughout building, showers, hairdryers, disabled room, infant/toddler bathroom, dishwashing area, microwave, ice pack freezer, laundry room, shop. Covered seating area, free WIFI, local information, recycling. Hardstanding and grass pitches all with optional 16amp electric hook up. Open March to October. 4* Visit Scotland Grading and David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award. New at Sunnyside - Rent a ‘Twizy’ during your stay!