About this property
Our Highland Caravans are all new within the last three years and offer stylish and contemporary living. Each 2 bedroom caravan sleeps 6 people in one double and one twin bedroom and a pull out sofa bed in the lounge area. Family bathroom with WC, shower and wash basin. Electric heating throughout the caravan keeping you cosy on those cooler days. The lounge area is modern and spacious with a gas fire, TV and DVD player and the kitchen well equipped with gas cooker and hob, microwave and under counter fridge with freezer box. Please note these photos are a representation of our hire fleet.
Site Description
Set in beautiful open countryside sloping down to the shingle beach of the River Lochy this park boasts magnificent views, which include mighty Ben Nevis, and offers you a perfect holiday base at any time of year.
A superb touring centre, you are ideally placed for taking the skiers gondola up Aonach Mor or exploring the vast range of mountain bike trails from cross country to white knuckle downhills. Try the steam train to Mallaig or day trips to Skye or the lovely Kyle of Lochalsh.
Exceptional walking, good fishing, sailing, boat trips and golf are all available locally, while the park’s acres of grass and riverbank provide a natural playground to complement a superb quality play area. Nearby Fort William provides entertainment and restaurants for enjoyable evenings.
Arrival Information: Check in arrivals up to 8pm. Late arrivals after 8pm please call 07950221924 and the park wardens will meet you at reception to check you in. No arrivals after 10pm.
Accommodation
Non Smoking
Pet(s) Allowed
Safer Stays
Reviews (19)
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Chris
Having stayed in caravans all over the UK this one is easily the best we have stayed in. It was immaculate on arrival and had everything we required for our stay. It’s the best equipped caravan we have stayed in. With high quality fixtures and fittings. Iron and hoover are included. We will 100% be back.
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Susan
Very comfortable caravan. Looked quite new.
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Alison
Excellent holiday, slightly spoiled by camper van reversing out of a left hand recess while we were on the road coming down to caravan one morning.We were driving very slowly, but the only way we could get out of the way was by mounting grass next to caravans. This could have been dangerous to children and animals. Can you please put up signage or advise drivers, on arrival to look carefully and not reverse too quickly. Camper drivers need to handle these large vehicles safely in a place where there are children, pedestrians in general and animals.