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Great site with very clean and modern facilities. Access is easy and grassy pitches are pretty level. Dog walk is good and the site was very well looked after, the owner was always doing something. Busy man and very pleasant and helpful.
Fish and chips available close by and nice village a few minutes walk on a quiet road.
Just off site there is access to an amazing and deserted beach which would be safe for kids to play.
If you love breath taking views, friendly campers and want to encourage children to enjoy the outdoors, then this is the place for you.
Duncan and his wife who run the site are most helpful and will go out of their way to offer help without being intrusive. Duncan is visible on site from dawn until dusk and loves a friendly blether.
All of the facilities are immaculate and the beach, children's play park, forest walk and chip shop are all less than 5 minutes walk.
Although the site itself has no play park, children have freedom to play in the field and Duncan will usually have a friendly chat with the children. Our kids (4 aged between 7-8) all thought he was fantastic and he regularly taught them something about the wildlife or area!
I am reluctant to share what a treasure this place is in case it gets too busy, but I don't think The owners would ever put money over the experience so I wanted to commend the amazing wee set up they have.
Plan on returning here for a long weekend at least once per year as the views here and the tranquility will recharge even the most stressed executives batteries.
Very pleasant site with easy access to a lovely beach. During booking and throughout our stay the owners were extremely helpful and nothing was too much trouble.
The views from the pitches are beautiful, looking straight out to sea.
We visited in our motorhome and had a gravel pitch with grassed area to pitch our awning and for the kids to play on. There is no play area but with the beach nearby our three (age 9, 7 and 4)did not seem to miss it at all.
Shower and washing facilities are a bit limited, only 2 toilets and 1 shower (separate men's abs ladies) but are kept spotlessly clean and as this is not a huge site this was not a problem. The owners also stated that at the end of the season they are investing in a new shower block.
There is a good clean area for washing dishes and a hut with fridge and microwave.
Excellent recycling facilities and good dog walking area(although our 6month old lab loved the beach best)
Within easy access of all the great tourist activities of Oban and the surrounding areas, this site is great either for a longer stay ie for a stopover on the way to the Islands. Local shops fish and chips etc in Benderloch itself.
Cost is very reasonable, we were charged £21 per night (2 adults, 3kids, dog motorhome and awning.
We will definitely return and as owners of a campervan rental company (www. Justchillincampers. Co. Uk)we would certainly recommend it to our customers venturing to the Scottish Highlands.
Brilliant site. Owner and his partner are both friendly, attentive and go out of their way to help when needed but are never intrusive. The site and facilities are always spotlessly clean and tidy and the local scenery is absolutely fantastic with plenty to see and do locally. Thank you for a great holiday. This site is good value for money. Has direct access to the beach (about 400metre away) and is Dog Friendly with its own dog walk - no camping fee for dogs.
Wonderful view of Benderloch and within walking distance to a number of shops (groceries, off sales, camping gear, bookshop and an excellent restaurant), The site itself had a fridge and microwave in a small wooden building with
5 or 6 tables and chairs. The site and facilities were clean and well cared for. Duncan and his wife helpful friendly and accommodating.
I have booked in for another stay in two weeks time.
We visited this site because of it's good reviews. It is everything people have said about it. We managed to stay 2 extra nights but were sorry to leave. The owners are among the most helpfully we have encountered. We didn't use the showers the toilets in the temporary block were always clean and fresh. The views are superb. Loved the croft aspect lambs sheep cattle rabbits heard the cuckoo. The bluebells in the wood behind the site were amazing.
Benderloch has all we need in the way shops. Value for money the Dalrannoch Cafe near Barcaldine. A treat for the first night fish and chips from the diner van at Tralee. It was fairly quiet when we were there weather was great so is was a bit busier at the weekend. Children seemed to be enjoying it it was ideal weather for the beach at the bottom of the croft. If you want super market Oban has Co op Tesco Aldi and Lidl.
I am so pleased that we chose this site. We arrived the weekend before the bank holiday, to a beautiful view across the the Isle of Mull.
The grass pitch was well drained and easy to level the caravan, apart from a few tents in front of us we had a view straight out to the mountains of Mull. It isn't far from any of the pitches to the facilities. The toilet block was kept very clean, even though there were only two toilets in each to the ladies and gents. The site did get a lot busier towards the bank holiday when perhaps it would have been better with a couple more toilets. We did not use the shower block.
There is plenty to do in the area. We went on a trip to the islands to see Puffins and the Caves of Scarpa, this took all day and wasn't cheap but well worth the effort. If you have your bike the Bike paths in the area are excellent. A visit to Oban is a must, visit the distillery and have a lovely sea food lunch.
My first camping in a tent for over 40 years which turned out to be a wonderful reintroduction. I found this site via UKCampsite. I had booked up for two days, however booked an earlier stay the day before and spent three nights with tent at £6 per person per night. There are other campsites in the area, some for static caravans, and others which looked unsuitable for tents, Seaview being the only one over looking the sea! Also, you are not too aware of other sites.
The owner greeted me at the gate and directed me to my pitch, only one other tent there with a few caravans and camper vans. Weather had been dry, no snow but cold, max during the day 7C at night -5C, gentle Easterly breeze cloudless sky. The owner pointed out the various amenities, shower which is 50p for 10 minutes, toilets etc. Also, there is a ‘canteen’ which just hits the spot for tent camping in inclement weather. It has tables/chairs, microwave and fridge/freezer, the latter not being required during my stay due to the ambient temperature.
Once set up I had a look around, everything was tidy and spotless. I have to admit my face dropped when I discovered that there was not a pub near by, however the owner told me about the Hawthorn Restaurant under 200 yards away. I went there on the first night, small immaculate Husband and Wife establishment. Food was local where possible and delicious. Their dishes cooked to order – go for the mixed platter for pudding, indulgent, but here to enjoy. (home made ice-cream a must)
Benderloch the local village is about six to seven hundred yards from campsite. You can walk along the beach to get there or by road, beach more interesting and very nice. There is a reasonable shop for such a small place which also incorporates a post office. Next to it is a shop which sells camping equipment, toys, kites etc. There is also a Café/book shop on the same side of the road as campsite, home baking, good tea and coffee, lite meals and a nice selection of bottled beers, some local and well worth a try.
There is a fish and chip shop on a residential campsite close by (chips still too hot to touch after a walk back to site, that kind of close) which seems to be modelled on a Streamline trailer – made to order and best fish and chips best ever, another must try.
Talking of must try, there is Segway hire next to fish and chip place (no pun intended), I’m hopeless on skies or skates (still no pun) but this was so easy. Great instructor, very patient, and once you get to the hang of it, a trip through the woods (off road Segway!) exciting and great fun.
The area of South Shian is well worth exploring on foot, great walks. Oban, main ferry point with rail connections to Glasgow and Principal Town in the area is a 15 to 20 min drive and also a good bus service from Benderloch. Oban Airport is very close to the site, flights I understand to the Hebrides. When I visited Oban the town was alive, no vacant shops, lots of places to eat, hotels and lots to see. Go further north from Benderloch and there is a sealife sanctuary, good fun for children of all ages and a bit of subliminal education thrown in. Keep going north and you come to Appin, turn off the road on left to Port Appin nice spot although parking can be an issue. You can take a passenger ferry from Port Appin to the Island of Lismore, bike hire is available. Lismore being unique in this area due to a different soil composition, bursting with all sorts of fauna and flora.
So to sum up, great camp site, looked good for children playing and safe. All comers welcome, peaceful and little light pollution, I’d never seen so many stars with the naked eye. I’m going back for sure, but when a tad warmer.
A wee jem of a site! We would like to keep this site a secret as we like the smaller peaceful sites.
We arrived early Sunday morning & was warmly greeted by Duncan who was already up pottering about with his rabbit fence, later after one of many chats with him, he is rather proud of his grass and determined to keep the rabbits off. He cut the grass while we were staying and collects the cuttings so you don’t end up with half a field in your tent. Very rare for campsites.
The facilities. There is, at the moment, only two cubicles one men’s & one woman’s both consisting of a toilet, sink & shower which is 50p for 10 minutes (for the price of the pitch we didn’t mind this at all). Only two cubicles was not a problem for us in September when it was quiet but he has the ground prepared & a prefabricated bock coming for next year consisting of four toilets and two showers, which it probably needs at busy times.
Not much for kids there, which we like but great for dogs. A short walk along a lane to a secluded bay which is the local dog walking place as there was always various dog walkers down there, all very friendly though.
The owner was the ultimate host. Facilities were basic but fully functional, appears to be getting better and better and listening to regulars, the site has a long term plan.
Our motorhome pitch was perfect and the way it is all planned ensured a seaview! I cannot rave enough about this site and its situation. Also, breakfast (cheap as) from the on site snack bar was amazing and filling. Top site!
As for out and about, the bus to Oban is almost on the doorstep and there is lots to see and do in the town. We toured Scotland (perth-perth) and this was one of our favourite sites. Small, intimate and stunning views.
An absolute gem. Although me and the girlfriend arrived at a lateish hour on our motorcycles, we were treated like royalty by the owner and his wife. Good flat pitches, a common room in case the weather turns, clean toilets and showers and most impressive of all was the snack bar that's run fantastically by the owners's wife which was manna from heaven to me and the Mrs. after living off a meths stove for a few days prior. With the fair tariffs and snack van we will definitely return. Wish I could give them a higher rating than 10 for customer service. They truly deserve it. Thanks again to the owner and his wife.
Small site with great view of bay and over to Oban. This year will be our fourth time here with family we have had great holidays here duncan is a spot on chap. With cafe and new shower block should be even better this July. Great site if you have boat you can launch down track at side of site down to nice beach and safe bay. Good for biking down old train track that goes along coast to Glencoe . Nice pub at Appin Creagan Inn, nice to sit out side there looking at view of the loch. Think we will be going for many years to come
We arrived on motorbikes, and were made very welcome by the owner Duncan. Stopped 3 nights. As stated in other reviews a great little site with fantastic views. There was a great little cafe/van on site open till 7pm for a cuppa and a snack before we set up camp.
The shower block is actually a little 'hut' with 2 great bathrooms which were more like the sort of thing you would find in a bed and breakfast rather than the usual stall type showers found on most sites. A few reviews have commented that there were not enough showers, but we had no problems on this small site.
We stopped up late talking one night, Duncan came over and asked us politely to quieten down a little, he apologised for asking us the morning after. He is a lovely bloke and accommodating for all, The people he asked to leave as mentioned in previous reviews must have been very loud indeed.
Another nice touch is he has stands to keep the BBQ's of the grass, and he has no problem if you later use the BBQ as a firepit to try and keep the midges at bay (to no avail I may add) as long as you keep the fire small and don't burn the grass.
All in all a superb site and we will definitely go back one day. Highly recommended
Stayed 2 nights whilst touring the west coast in May 2012, found this site down a very quiet road, I knew of Tralee Bay and wanted to get as close as possible to it.
Arrived unannounced - were made to feel very welcome, Site Owner Duncan explained layout and facilities, fees etc (very reasonable), and walked us to our pitch.
Water - Waste Facilities / Shower & Toilet all clean & tidy (take 50p's for shower if planning on using site facilities)
Fantastic for dog walkers - Bay or Forest walks (Ben Lora) within 5-10 mins away.
10min walk to Benderloch village where shops have all the basics or 20min drive to Oban for Tesco's or Co-op - takeaways etc.
What a gem of a site with a breathtaking view of the bay. You can see the ferries going back and forth in the distance.
Duncan the owner makes you feel very welcome and takes no nonsense as he did evict a noisy group of tenters when we were there - good for him.
As stated before the facilities are basic but are kept very clean by the man himself.
It is only a small site but the views are great, however be aware of the wind from the bay and get ready to tie down your tent or awning, but don't let that stop you as the views are tremendous.
Benderloch is only a very small village but it has an excellent shop selling about everything. There is also a garage that sells camping and caravan spares which is useful and a cafe cum bookshop.
You can walk from the site to Benderloch and we also walked along the bay to the Caravan Club site, North Ledaig which was huge and impersonal, glad we stayed at Seaview.
The weather wasn't all that good when we stayed but you don't go to Scotland for the weather. The beach is very flat and yes it does have seaweed but its only a two minute walk from the site and no doubt when the weather is good its brilliant for swimming. We saw people kayacking and water skiing etc.
You are not far away from Oban, a short drive and also it doesn't take long to get to Glencoe or Fort William as its only about 45 miles.
Oban has a fery port with trips to the islands of Mull, Iona etc.
We also went to the Isle of Seil and across the Atlantic Bridge which is well worth a look just for the scenery.
A site we will definitely come back to if we are in the area. Duncan keep up the good work!
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
No Laundry 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <1 mile 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Great site with very clean and modern facilities. Access is easy and grassy pitches are pretty level. Dog walk is good and the site was very well looked after, the owner was always doing something. Busy man and very pleasant and helpful. 
