Outdoor hotels Highlands

This is not camping, but glamping... the camping in its more glamorous version. This glamping is located a little away from Inverness, in the North-East, going towards Culloden. Its pods can accommodate 4 guests (one double bed and one bunk bed), with shower and toilet, but also a terrace with garden furniture, for lunch or dinner, with a view on Black Isle. A common area with dining area, refrigerator, microwave oven and dishwasher is available. Wi-fi is available everywhere. Pets are welcome.

An exceptional site located on the edge of the Loch Leven and facing Mount Ben Nevis. Very soft price but summary services. Beware of midges in season.

Situated in the heart of the Glen Nevis, in the shadow of the gigantic Ben and in beautiful surroundings, this campsite offers a varied choice of accommodation. In addition to pitches for tents, caravans and camper vans, it is possible to take a cabin per night (one pod for two people) or to rent a mobile home per week (sometimes less) for more comfort. There is a mini-market on site and, of course, communal showers and toilets. The campsite also has its own restaurant and bar - the Glen Nevis Restaurant & Bar - which serves traditional pub food.

As the name suggests, this very well equipped campsite has its feet in the water in Gairloch. You can pitch your tent or bring your camper and caravan, but you can also rent a house or stay in a "wigwam" at night, a kind of small cottage. Showers and toilets are accessible to all and there is a building with a kitchen and dining room, as well as picnic tables. A small shop and a café are open in high season. You can also rent bikes and kayaks in the summer, or fish in the loch and river of the domain.

Situated on the A838 between Lazy Crofter and the Tourist Office, this campsite enjoys a superb view. The location on the coast is impressive and you can pitch your tent for free in the off-season (showers and toilets closed). In season, it is better to book in advance if you need electricity. The campsite also has a good small pub-restaurant with the same name. Its menu has a good choice and is reasonably priced. The decoration is quite typical and warm, with wood, brick and a billiard table.

This campsite is located just above the town of Glencoe on the B866 across the River Coe. The offer is varied, with pitches for tents, campers and caravans, but also mobile homes, cottages, lodges (mini-chalets), bungalows and even pods. Attention: motorhomes are not allowed. The situation in front of Loch Leven is charming and you can even go boating there.

This campsite and farmhouse combines many assets. Here you will find low-cost accommodation solutions. Between the lodgesto rent by the week and the podsfor two, as well as the reception of caravans and motorhomes, the choice is vast. In addition to this, the setting is magnificent: view of the loch, a huge wooded area, green as far as the eye can see. Of course, the campsite offers everything you need: sanitary facilities, laundry and even more, with a slipway for boats and canoes and an art gallery.

The Red Squirrel is a small, simple campsite for tents, campers and caravans. Close to the Clachaig Inn, it is particularly well placed. It offers all the attractions of wild camping - simplicity, wide open spaces, beautiful scenery, peace and quiet... - with a certain comfort - showers as well as toilets are available, wi-fi, electricity. You can come with your tent, camper, caravan or horses. The campsite is also open to groups, with a reduced rate for more than 25 people, and an even lower rate for associations.