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This is a great site in a great location. The tent field we stayed in you could just pitch anywhere you liked and it was very close to the dog park which was very handy for us.
The views are stunning, as you would expect being at the foot of Ben Nevis. There's a decent shop on site and a burger van too, which can be very popular.
The dog park is great as it's almost fully enclosed. There were usually a few dogs running about in it that ours could play with. At one end around a corner it's not fenced off but there is a river *stopping* the dogs getting over onto another camp field. Well it didn't stop our GSD or our friends husky. It would be much better if it was fenced off too but it is kind of half hidden.
This was one of our favourite camp sites we went to this year (we only went to four) and we'll definitely be back.
Excellent site, would recommend. We camped for 6nights, it rained for 90% of our stay, the ground coped really well. Reception staff very helpful.Well stocked shop, you can give your freezer blocks in at the shop and they will freeze them for you free of charge. We reserved a pitch which we paid a non refundable 10pounds,this also doesn't come off your total costing either, initially I be-grudged paying this, but glad that we did, you get a much nicer field within the reserved areas.
The shower/toilet blocks both male and female were excellent, very clean and well maintained,plenty of plugs for mobile chargers straighteners etc. The launderette was excellent, 3.00 for washing machine, 1.00 for 20mins use if dryers,scullery area was very good too. This is a good site that as 4 adults all found nothing negative to say about, excellt location for Ben Nevis. We would definitely return to this site, the only downfall of Scotland was the mozzies.
Turned up and got a pitch no problem (didn't require EHU).
The site is divided up into different areas depending on your unit and there was plenty of space in the campervan/motorhome area we were allocated although some of the tent areas looked busier, and a bit boggy.
A big site with a nice feel, spotless facilities and well run.
The shop sold everything you could possibly need and breakfast was available each morning from a van on site, perfect!
Nice play area for the kids although this was a bit muddy, but it had been very wet.
This site never fails to impress from the friendly welcome from Margaret at the reception to the excellent and plentiful facilities and roomy flat pitches. We always make this site our first and last stop when we go on holiday. Excellent place to tour the area from with good sized Morrison's a couple of miles down the road should the well stocked site shop not have what you want. Goes without saying, the views of Ben Nevis are amazing.
We used this site for an overnight stop while spending a few days in the Glen Nevis Valley. The site is excellent, with several facilities blocks, water points and disposal points. There's a nice pub/bar on site, as well as a nightly snack van. The Glen Nevis visitor centre, where the route to Ben Nevis begins, is just over the road.
In terms of location, this has to be one of the best in Scotland. Ben Nevis and other dramatic peaks surround the site and the glen runs just beside it. Fort William is a mile away, ideal for getting the essentials. The walk up to Ben Nevis is relatively straightforward and takes about 6-7 hours altogether.
The site itself is great, clean, tidy and really there is nothing more that you can ask.
The toilet block is spotless, although it could do with a bit of updating, but that is not really an issue as it has plenty of hot water at ant time of the day.
The staff were great and could not be more helpful. The pitches were also great with easy parking and great surroundings.
There has to be a downside, the weather was poor and when it did improve out came the midgies, but one has no control over these.
Prices at the pub next door were very high not really woth it in our opinion, and to be honest the eating places around and about are not much better.
All in all the the site is fantastic, well worth a visit
Found site excellent with facilities all spotless and good shop and fast food van on site. Very handy for going into town. Good size pitches and well spaced and even though site very busy with caravans and tents was very quiet day and night. Wife has just said when writing this review would definitely return here over Bunree - a big recommendation indeed!
We visited with friends, two large tents, 4 adults and two small children. The campsite doesn't take bookings, you just turn up and register / pay then choose your pitch. We went on a weekend and although it was busy we had no problem finding two pitches together in one of the tent areas. It was slightly sloping but had a lovely view of Ben Nevis. There is a well stocked shop, a 'fast food' caravan for breakfast rolls etc and a pub / restaurant. We enjoyed a meal in the restaurant one evening and found it to be friendly and good value. The play area is a bit old fashioned but large and not too close to the pitches. The toilet/shower blocks were clean and adequate but the one near us only had two showers. We asked about family facilities and paid a £10 deposit for the key for the disabled / family wetroom which was ideal for us as our little girl is only 10 months. It had a shower, toilet, basin, and a baby bath (also a heater which was lovely!). The site has a policy of no tvs / radios / excessive noise after 11 which seemed to work well. We enjoyed our stay (despite the rain and the midges!) and we will be back. The area around Fort William is really beautiful and there is lots to do for families even in poor weather. We visited the Glenfinnan Monument, steam railway, the locks on the Caledonian Canal, Climbing Centre at Kinlochleven and Fort William town centre.
We have just returned from our 5th visit to this site. Where can I start, if I was to run a campsite this would be how I would do it.
We arrived around midday and joined the queue of people at the reception filling in the booking form. Although it was busy we were dealt with very quickly by the friendly staff. (Time between arriving at the site and setting up was about 15 minutes) The toilet/shower blocks are always clean and continually cleaned throughout the day. If they are busy there are plenty of others you can use on the adjacent field. The site has designated areas for Caravans / Motor homes / Trailer Tents / Large Tents with or without electric hook up’s and large flat fields for people happy to pitch up anywhere. The site is patrolled at night by the wardens who are quick to tell people to settle down when they get a bit noisy. The gates are shut to traffic at night so you can ensure a great night’s sleep.
Good points
• Free clean showers with plenty of hot water • Very well stocked shop • Spacious pitches • Don’t try to cram to many people on • Plug sockets in toilets so you can take your own hair dryer/ straighteners and charge phones • Extremely friendly staff who are very knowledgably about the local area • Easily accessible for caravans and motor homes • Ability to freeze ice packs at reception • Beautifully landscaped flat site with great views of Ben Nevis • Water drains away very quickly so the site rarely gets water logged. • Toilet blocks are never far away no matter where you camp. • Plenty to do for all
Development areas
• Could do with more pitches as can get full very quickly at busy periods. • More electric hook up points required • Can make a camping holiday quite expensive
Overall this is a great site with lots to do in the local area. Morrison’s is just down the road in Fort William and plenty of petrol stations nearby. The site is very well policed for the rules and if people are noisy just let the wardens know and they are very quick to act. This is a very luxurious site and camping here can get expensive. For two adults with a large tent and electric will cost £20 a night.
Excellent campsite, it is a very large campsite but you don't notice because it's sectioned off very well and everyone seems to enjoy the quiet atmosphere so you never get any noisy neighbours. The view is incredible, especially if you book and stay in Spruce field (which we do each year), you are right at the foot of Ben Nevis - so close you can watch being coming up and down. All the pitches are level and good sized if in Spruce field - never pitched in the other fields. We also book ahead which means there is an additional £10 booking fee.
It's an excellent base for climbing Nevis if you have the energy, I preferred the slightly lazier walk up to the Steall Falls and the Nevis Gorge. If you drive right out of the campsite entrance then all the way along the main road until you get to the end, the road slowly gets thinner and thinner until you reach a carpark which is the end of the road. The walk from there over a small waterfall and into the valley towards the Steall Falls is lovely.
The on-site shop has everything you could need, including calor gas, although there is a Morrisons in Fort William if you need a bigger shop. The burger van is also very useful, serving breakfast, lunch (I think) and dinner.
The facilitates are always clean and warm, can be a bit busy but best time to go is around 4pm - just after cleaning. There are free hair dryers along with plug sockets.
Generally a very good site that has everything you could want.
Excellent. Would recommend to anyone in any circumstance. Arrived after overnight drive and were allowed to pitch up straight away. Large choice of camping spots. Easy access, hard standing for cars is not too inconvenient. Good space with 4m rule.
Pleanty of facilities. There is also PLENTY OF ROOM in these facilities, e.G. You can stretch out in showers and keep your clothes dry. Not like some sites where it feels like turning around in a wet wardrobe.
Good shop.They will freeze your blocks. Breakfast wagon. Numerous dryers around site.Always managed to find one free.
Regular cleaning and rubbish collection. Patrols night and day. 80% well drained even after heavy rain.
Beautiful location, perfect for lowland or highland walking. Ben Nevis Inn is walking distance. On site bar restaurant bit pricey but smart. All good. Will return.
This site is fantastic in every way. Spotlessly clean facilities at all times, spacious pitches, excellent shower cubicles with free showers. There is a free hairdryer but there are plugs so you can take your own electricals. This site is in a stunning location, without being too far away from anything. 1 thing - take some midgie repellent (they do sell Avon Skin So Soft in the site shop if you forget). I will definitely go back to this site the next time I am in Fort William - without a doubt.
Fantastic location for a campsite. Right below Ben Nevis. Reception very helpful and lots of information about surrounding attractions and climbing Ben Nevis which I'd definitely recommend!
Good shop on campsite, but also various supermarkets just down the road in Fort William. Also, restaurant just down the road (Glen Nevis Inn I think) which was a 5 min walk and good food.
Showers were always clean, hot and powerful, with various blocks all over the campsite. Freezer in reception for ice blocks (coats 20p each). You also have to park on the track / gravel bit adjacent to your car, which is good as it keeps the grass nice, especially if it's been raining a lot.
We also visited Glen Coe, Glen Etive, Steall Falls (at end of the road the campsite is on), all of which had good walks and sights to see.
Quiet after 11pm in the week whilst we were there, however, come Friday night, the rule keeping tents 4m's apart was not enforced and we were kept awake by various groups past 1am, which was a shame as the rest of the stay was brilliant and one of the best we have stayed on.
Would definitely stay here again, during the week and other that this we had a brilliant stay, with lots to see in surrounding area.
Wow - what a stunning campsite! Spent 2 nights here but wished we could have stayed longer.
The good points -The view, stunning! very friendly staff, we had paid the £10 to reserve a place (think it must be worth doing peak season although there were spaces when we were there). Toilets and showers very clean and lots of hot water,didn't have to wait as I used them in the evening rather than the morning! Rubbish was cleaned regularly -site was immaculate. A good shop and not too pricey although there is a Morrisons about 2 miles down the road and a Tesco in Fort William.
Bad points - none really! If I was being really picky, it was a bit annoying that the pitch was all gravel as our kids sleep in the campervan awning and the ground was rock hard but I am sure they would have let us move to a grass pitch if we had asked! Didn't even get bothered by the midges (but we did use Avon skin so soft!)Will definitely go back
Busy site, with clean toilet block. Stunning views. Pub ok, but never tasted the food. Maybe I like smaller sites because I didn't really like the amount of people about. It felt overcrowded. Thought it expensive at £25 per night though. Nice enough site if that's your thing. Not my cup of tea though.
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Is Glen Nevis Caravan And Camping Park child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
Beach <10 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Electric Car Charging Point
This is a great site in a great location. The tent field we stayed in you could just pitch anywhere you liked and it was very close to the dog park which was very handy for us. 
