Reviews of Bunroy Caravan & Camping Park

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Who's it for
Families Welcome	Not Members Only	No Rallies	Not Naturist Site
Dogs Welcome	No Dogs Allowed	Groups Welcome	Motorbikers Welcome
Facilities
Toilet Facilities	Hot Showers	Washing Up	No Bathroom
No Baby Changing	Laundry On Site	Drinking Water	Disabled Friendly
Chemical Disposal	No Battery Charging	Gas Exchange	Recycling Facilities
No Kitchen Facilities	Freezer / Fridge	Motorhome Point
Shop <5 miles	Bar <1 mile	Restaurant <1 mile	Wifi Access
Activities
No Playground	No TV Room	No Games Room	No Evening Ents
Fishing On Site	Wild Swimming On Site	No Indoor Pool	No Outdoor Pool
No Horse Riding	No Cycle Hire	Golf <5 miles	No Tennis
No Beach	No Watersports	No Boat Launch
Other Features
No Sea Views	Not Working Farm	No Campfires Allowed	Not Open All Year
Riverside Pitches	Public Transport <1 mile	Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access

Coronavirus Update

Our site is opening in line with government guidance and we are taking bookings for arrivals from 15/07/2020 onwards , please be assured you can book with confidence

For peace of mind of our customers and staff, we have decided to restrict our communal areas and this *may* include shower or toilet facilities being closed. Please contact us for full details of what facilities are available.

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Date of Visit: October 2019	Unit:  Touring Caravan	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Nights stayed: 4	Travelling as:  Family with young children
Reviewer: Thecoffeevan	1 review from this member
We chose this site for its location, we wanted to explore the area and this provided a good base. The drive to the site (we came through Dalmally) was beautiful, a wonderful part of Scotland. We drove back through Glencoe, I preferred that route as the roads were slightly better but I certainly wouldn’t warn anyone not to use the A9 Dalmally route, both were very scenic. The welcome we received was very nice, Trish talked us through where everything was and made us feel very welcome. The children enjoyed the DVD library. The walks by the river were lovely for an early morning dog walk. The grass was very wet when we were there, I certainly wouldn’t want to be in a tent at that time of the year (October). The facilities were clean and the showers were hot and powerful, there is a heater you can turn on when you’re in the shower, the windows are left open so it was quite chilly when we entered but it soon heated up. We didn’t use the washing machine or drying facilities but appreciated the use of a drying room for wet coats/boots etc. There is an indoor washing up area, we didn’t use it but if the weather had been wild we certainly would have. We couldn’t get a tv signal but we did get a half decent 3G signal that we used to watch Netflix, they have WiFi you can buy on a pay as you go basis (£7 for 7days I think?). The pitches are gravel so no waterlogged/muddy grass areas to navigate. Nearest shop is a spar 3 miles away that had most essentials. We would certainly come back, though we have other areas we want to explore so it won’t be anytime soon but we would recommend the site to anyone who wants to go to that area.  via mobile

Date of Visit: May 2019	Unit:  Motorhome	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Nights stayed: 1	Travelling as:  Mature couple
Reviewer: Coastcamper	22 reviews from this member
Exceptionally pleasant and informative welcome by owners Trish and David - much appreciated, thank you. Large, level hard standing pitches though if you have a smaller van and don’t want EHU go for a grassy riverside location. Lovely short riverside walk from site to Roybridge. Stock up in Fort William before you arrive as only cafe and two pubs in village. Facilities warm and spotless.  via mobile

Date of Visit: May 2018	Unit:  Tent	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Campingfamily2018	6 reviews from this member
Overall a pretty good site. Good points; Lovely owners, really helpful. Beautiful and convenient location Park right next to pitch Reasonably clean facilities and handy to have a fridge freezer Areas that could be improved; Not enough showers for the size of the site (2 male and 2 female) Would be useful to have a family shower to make it easier with little ones Great that there is a washing machine and dryer but unfortunately it didn't get our clothes clean and despite running drying cycle twice clothes still very damp. This is a bit annoying given the cost incurred. (and we didn't overload the machines or forget to empty the lint tray). A couple more water points around the site would be helpful.

Date of Visit: May 2018	Unit:  Motorhome	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Overall:
Reviewer: Julieanne23	1 review from this member
Well what a friendly welcome by Dave the owner and so helpfu, l such a night in shinning armour. We drove 200 miles to fort Augustus to find the Cumberland campsite closed but still advertised and no other site at all to stop, poor show fort Augustus. So drove back to Roy bridge to bunroy park late evening. We were given an amazing pitch. The site is so well kept and toilets were spotless, warm and very pleasant to use. Washing machines and dryers for a very reasonable rate, even a clothes line for our use. Lovely walks along the river. The whole site was so well kept and very friendly and I would definitely recommend it. Also a great pub and restaurant just down the road with good food. If I am ever back that way I will definitely stay there again. Many thanks Dave your a hero.

Date of Visit: May 2018	Unit:  Tent	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Nights stayed: 2	Travelling as:  Solo traveller
Reviewer: Anderson24	5 reviews from this member
I turned up without booking and received a very warm welcome from Trish, most polite and helpful. Luckily the site was reasonably quite so finding a pitch for my small tent was easy. I stayed as a single traveller for two nights and was charged £10 per night (although their website currently lists the cost as £8 per night). It's a nice peaceful campsite in a quite area, clean and tidy and well looked after, the toilets and showers are very clean. My only criticism is that there are not enough showers, the site wasn't too busy when I stayed but I found myself queuing for the showers on both days. Two male showers just isn't enough for a site of this size. On the whole though, a very pleasant experience and I would recommend this site.

Date of Visit: April 2018	Unit:  Touring Caravan	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Overall:
Reviewer: Malcav	3 reviews from this member
What a beautiful well kept site with a very warm welcome when you arrive. The facilities are very clean and excellent, we only stayed here for 3 nights on our way to Skye, had the other sites not been booked we would have stay for a lot more. Will be returning again There is plenty to see and do in the area, well worth a visit to this site and area. Two very happy caravaners Malc & June

Date of Visit: June 2017	Unit:  Tent	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Overall:
Reviewer: LizMc	4 reviews from this member
My partner and I stayed here for 2 nights recently and thought it was a good all round campsite. We were greeted by the owner, Trish, on a Sunday afternoon who was very friendly and welcoming and allowed us to pitch up where we liked, advising the best spots for views or if we wanted to avoid the midges. The location was very peaceful and had great views at the foot of Ben Nevis. The facilities were also good and were never busy however there weren't many people staying so this may change when the site is fully occupied. There was strong water pressure in the showers and also a plug socket in the ladies (unsure about the gents) which was useful for hair driers/ straighteners - home comforts! There was also a fridge/ freezer in the laundry room which we stored some food in and a nice touch of a book and board game library in the office area for guests to borrow from. My only criticism is that the grass was a little too long for pitching the tent on, especially when we woke in the morning to leave the tent and the grass was covered in dew - it took quite a long time to dry out and I think had it have been slightly shorter it would have been ideal. Overall a really nice site - we would return!

Date of Visit: May 2017	Unit:  Motorhome	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Overall:
Reviewer: Murphym0	6 reviews from this member
Arrived at this site to be greeted by Trish, who with her husband David and her son and also her sister, took over at this site earlier this year. It was our first visit to the site and our first visit to Scotland. We were very pleasantly surprised when we found out that Trish and her family used to live in the same village as us before moving to Roybridge, where this gorgeous site is. This site is in beautiful surroundings and it is kept to a very high standard. The toilets are some of the nicest and cleanest that I have seen on a campsite. There is chemical waste disposal, waste water disposal, drinking water and sinks for washing up. The pitches are large, with electricity and we could choose our pitch. Wi if was great but there was no tv reception, but that didn't bother us. Mobile phone coverage was also a bit hit and miss too. The family go out of their way to make you feel welcome too. There are some lovely woodland walks right on the doorstep and there is also the River where I am told there are Brown Trout. We stated for 2 nights on our way up north and 1 night on our way back and will definitely stay again next time we visit Scotland

Date of Visit: June 2016	Unit:  Tent	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Overall:
Reviewer: BivvyBoy	24 reviews from this member
I think this is my fifth stay here. On a June weekend, the place was mostly empty which surprised me! The facilities are still excellent and well maintained. The only change I noticed apart from the Yurt is that I didn't see any midge eaters on site - and being next to the river, it can get a bit midgey if you don't have repellent to hand. Apart from that - the usual friendly welcome, and a great place to use as a weekend base for Ben Nevis (did it twice just to show off) The local pubs are fine - the food is reasonable even if the menus are a little on the short and basic side, but massiveness friendly!

Date of Visit: May 2016	Unit:  Touring Caravan	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Sab1	14 reviews from this member
Returned after a 10 year gap to find it was still wonderful The site is scenic and peaceful with access to bluebell woods echoing the cuckoo. Access over the railbridge is much improved and Quiet is a good description. The owners are friendly and very very helpful. The block is always clean and tidy, pitches mown and bins emptied daily. A yurt and logpods offer a greater choice. Our favourite site.

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