Gairlochy Holiday Park is situated near Spean Bridge at the south end of the Great Glen, on the B8004 between the Commando Memorial on the A82 and the Caledonian Canal. The canal is ten minutes walk and this is where you can join the Great Glen Mountain Bike Trail or the Great Glen Way if you wish. Loch Lochy is approximately ten minutes walk and free fishing is available.

The Nevis Range gondola and ski development is a ten minute drive from the holiday park and you can reach Fort William in under twenty minutes drive where you will find a fully equipped leisure centre with swimming pool, squash courts, sauna, and climbing wall. The Nevis Centre also offers ten pin bowling, snooker and varied concerts.

Day trips are also a firm favourite with our visitors. Our central location near Spean Bridge makes it possible to reach Skye, Mallaig, Inverness, Oban and Aviemore in just over an hours drive. For those with a little more time, there are countless quiet peaceful glens and byroads to be explored at your leisure. Mountain climbing and walking must not be forgotten, with a choice of various heights to cater for the gentle walk, climbing the highest mountain in Britain or bagging a few Munroes.

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A gently sloping site, sheltered on one side by a belt of trees and facing a glorious view over the Nairn Valley, and approximately a mile from the famous Culloden battlefield where Bonnie Prince Charlie was defeated and Scottish history was rewritten. The site is about six miles from the town of Inverness, with its excellent shopping facilities and is centrally situated for touring some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland including Loch Ness, Black Isle, Moray Coast and the Whisky Trails in the Spey Valley. Don't miss Glen Affric - you'll see its magnificent scenery best on foot and maybe even spot some deer.

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Our award-winning park has a magnificent location in one of Scotland's most famous glens at the foot of mighty Ben Nevis.

Superb scenery; the fascination of an area rich in history and wildlife; the convenience of high quality facilities; the comfort of a well managed and supervised park ...

Glen Nevis has all the ingredients for your ideal touring holiday.

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We strive to maintain a high standard of customer care and we find that many of our guests return on an annual basis or may even purchase their own static caravan.

Whether it is your annual holiday or a relaxing weekend break, our rental fleet of holiday home caravans provides an ideal base for exploring the local area. Alternatively, the peace and tranquillity on the park provides an ideal place to sit back and relax.

We also welcome touring units and tents, and dogs are welcome but must be kept under control at all times.

Dolphins and seals are frequent visitors to the Moray Firth waters and can often be spotted from the caravan park.

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Set amongst towering Caledonian pine trees, this tranquil park offers sheltered camping in a unique wilderness setting.

Come and enjoy a wild camping experience but with the added bonus of modern facilities. There are camping areas in distinctly different locations, a high level area set in the tall indigenous pines, one adjacent to the fast flowing Am Beanaidh burn that flows through the park, and one situated on an island where the burn splits.

There is a superb heated amenity building with toilets, showers and a dishwashing area, plus a separate launderette. Try the many cycling and walking trails in this area of outstanding natural beauty close to the Cairngorms, or you may prefer to just simply relax and get away from it all, whilst enjoying watching the exceptional wildlife in this beautiful setting.

The site was under new management from 1st October 2007 and we offer a warm welcome - but sorry we don't accept dogs in the camping area.

NEW for 2008 - 'Midge eaters' at the camp and caravan site
We are delighted to say that we have had 3 new 'midge eaters' installed at the camp and caravan park to help you stay as 'bite free' as possible during your visit.

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Nestling at the foot of the craggy Craigellachie Nature Reserve, the Caravan and Camping Park blends naturally with the silver birch trees and heather-clad grounds of the High Range.

* Caravan and Camping Park 24 Hour Surveillance System
* Power Bollard with TV Arial Point
* Individual Changing & Shower Rooms
* Hairdryer and Electric Shave Points
* Fully-equipped Launderette
* Ironing Facilities
* Village Centre - Five-minute Walk
* Ristorante-Pizzeria & Bar on Site
* Take-away Pizza

Directions
From the A9, turn on to the B9152 road. High Range is located at the south end of Aviemore, directly opposite the B970 (ski road) leading to the Cairngorm Mountains.

Facilities
Our service block has been designed to a very high standard, providing all that is necessary for your comfort and wellbeing. The facilities, which are accessible for disabled people, include individual changing and shower rooms, ample wash areas with hairdryer and electric shaver points, a fully-equipped launderette with ironing facilities, a sink for hand-washing clothing and a separate room for dish-washing and vegetable preparation.

The power bollards are operated by cards (available from Reception) allowing hook-up and the option to choose how much electricity you wish to use. The bollards also include free television aerial points.


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This small estate, bordering the sea, makes an ideal centre for a peaceful holiday in the Highlands of Scotland. The Victorian Stone Lodge, built in the 1860s by Aeneas Ranald MacDonell, forms the centre of the complex. The fields and dunes, surrounding the house, are home to a small flock of Hebridean Sheep and chickens as well as a wealth of wildlife, including buzzards, rabbits, pine martens, ravens, duck and many interesting plants typical of of a shifting sand environment. The Road to the Isles Agricultural Show is held here each year in June.

Licensed for weddings!
You can be married on the beach where Gollie took his new lady-love in 'Monarch of the Glen' and right beside where Ben (Fulton Mackay) lived in his upturned boat among the rocks in the film 'Local Hero'.

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A small and intimate site, in a peaceful position at the foot of the rugged slopes of Ben Eighe, at the end of a beautiful drive along the valley from Achnasheen. The pitches on this site are all stone hardstandings, This is a magic place, where the world slows down to walking pace and you with it: glittering lochs, lush woodland and mountains - a paradise for both climbers and walkers alike. There is a licensed shop/small cafe/hotel/petrol station in the village to cater to your immediate needs. The first British national nature reserve is just 2½ miles away where you may spot the golden eagle and deer by the lochside at dusk. For an unforgettable drive, take the A896 down Glen Torridon and through the Glenshieldaig Forest to Loch Kishorn and Loch Carron: the views across to Skye are superb. An insect repellent is advised, as midges can sometimes be a problem.

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Less than an hour by car from Inverness and a short drive from Loch Ness, Cannich Caravan and Camping Park offers peaceful surroundings and the beauty of the three nearby Glens of Cannich, Affric and Strathfarrar. We are situated in the village of Cannich, just a five minute walk from the Post Office/shop and bar. The area is a must for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of high and low walking and cycling trails, as well as something for those interested in wildlife and birdwatching. The Park is an ideal base for exploring the Glen Affric National Nature Reserve and taking in other local attractions such as Plodda Falls and Corrimony Burial Cairn.

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Alvie & Dalraddy are traditional Highland Estates 4 miles south of Aviemore near the village of Kincraig in Badenoch, the geographic centre of Scotland. The Estates extend into the Monadhliath hills from the River Spey, famous for its fishing and whisky and overlook the Cairngorm Mountain range in the Cairngorms National Park.

Alvie & Dalraddy provide an ideal centre from which to explore Scotland, participate in one of the many activities available on the Estate and locally, search for your roots, find out how we make a living in rural Scotland or just enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the natural environment.

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Pitch in the heart of the Cairngorms - Glenmore is an area of outstanding natural beauty and one of the finest places in Britain for wildlife.

You're also close to Scotland's largest ski area and the site is perfectly located for walking, cycling and mountaineering. Loch Morlich, with its sandy beaches, adjoins the site so you can enjoy sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and fishing - or simply relax and take in the scenery.

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A gently sloping site, sheltered on one side by a belt of trees and facing a glorious view over the Nairn Valley, and approximately a mile from the famous Culloden battlefield where Bonnie Prince Charlie was defeated and Scottish history was rewritten. The site is about six miles from the town of Inverness, with its excellent shopping facilities and is centrally situated for touring some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland including Loch Ness, Black Isle, Moray Coast and the Whisky Trails in the Spey Valley. Don't miss Glen Affric - you'll see its magnificent scenery best on foot and maybe even spot some deer.

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Bught Caravan Park and Campsite is a pleasant, well-featured site in a rural setting next to Inverness Aquadome within 15 minutes walk of Inverness Castle and Inverness City Centre. Situated on the edge of beautiful Bught Park, just off the main A82 Inverness-Fort William Road, which runs along the edge of Loch Ness and the Caledonian Canal, this popular family site has been graded with three stars by the Highlands of Scotland Tourist Board.

The Caravan Park is open from Easter to Mid-October and is a perfect base for a memorable family stay in the Highlands. The Bught Park Caravan Park & Camp Site Features...

Flat grassy site
60 caravan/tent or vehicle stances
80 backpackers tent stances
Showers and toilet blocks
Disposal Laundry and drying facilities
Electric hookups for all stances
A small on-site shop
self-catering Internet Cafe

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On the shores of Loch Naver with a direct view of Ben Klibreck this site is perfect for those wanting to get away from it all - the nearest shops are 20 miles away! Anglers, walkers and birdwatchers will love it. Fly fish free from the shore; attempt to spot over 70 different species of birds and admire the red deer roaming in the wild. Walks range from hills such as Ben Loyal to 'Munros' (for experienced walkers) such as Ben Klibreck and Ben Hope. Try to fit in a visit to Cape Wrath by ferry and minibus and see Scotland's most north westerly point, its spectacular lighthouse and the highest sea cliff on the British mainland at Clo Mor (900 feet). A small site shop sells basic supplies such as bread rolls and milk. The nearest petrol stations are at Lairg, Tongue and Bettyhill. Midges can sometimes be a problem, particularly in July/August and an insect repellent is advisable.

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Small secluded 4 star park overlookingTorvean Golf Course and Caledonian Canal. Open from Easter until October. Convenient for shops, swimming pool,sports centre and golf. A well maintained and managed park,offering several DL pitches.
All pitches are marked & level.
Sorry no tents.
Launderette, dish wash, and spotless toilet block.
10 Holiday Statics for hire( Sorry no pets).
Loch Ness and Culloden Battlefield are nearby.
An ideal base for touring The Highlands.

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Our attractive Holiday Park is set in the scenery of Highland Speyside - far from the hustle and bustle of urban life. We provide a quality, landscaped Park with individual plots for your touring caravan or camper.

The Grantown-on-Spey area is one of the most beautiful places in Scotland so there is plenty to see and do - including the famous Whisky Trail and Speyside Railway.

Grantown-on-Spey Caravan Club Site welcomes both members and non members to this beautiful area of Scotland. Our touring and motor caravan facilities are second to none. We offer a state of the art heated toilet block and spacious, manicured pitches. You are guaranteed a friendly welcome from our wardens, Tony and Margaret Vines and Maureen and John Campion.

Many visitors fall in love with the area and decide to buy a Caravan Holiday Home which they can use all summer long if they so desire.

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Welcome to Lochy Holiday Park in Fort William, the Outdoor Capital of the UK - and your ideal holiday destination for self-catering holidays in a beautiful luxury log chalet, comfortable apartment, or a modern, spacious, self contained residential caravan.
Lochy Caravan Park also offers a superb camping park for tents, campers and touring caravans visiting the Fort William and Lochaber area of the Highlands of Scotland. Experience a fabulous self-catering holiday in the Highlands - there's so much to see and do for everyone!

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