Argyll Caravan Park
Welcome to Argyll Caravan Park, a sprawling 50-acre site nestled along the shores of Loch Fyne. This picturesque park offers breathtaking views of the loch and the surrounding countryside, making it a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Location
Centrally located, just 60 miles from Glasgow and a mere 40 miles from Oban, Argyll Caravan Park is the ideal launching point or rest stop for travelers exploring the picturesque west coast of Scotland and its captivating islands.
Nearby Activities and Interests
Our Caravan Park boasts meticulous maintenance and serves as the perfect hub for indulging in the diverse range of sports and activities available in the area. Whether your interests lie in fishing, sailing, boating, diving, walking, pony-trekking, or golfing, you’ll find all of these opportunities close by. The area also offers a multitude of other exciting activities for those seeking adventure.
For those who prefer a more leisurely holiday, the year-round appeal of Argyll is undeniable. Its breathtaking scenery, Loch views, and serene ambiance provide the perfect backdrop for a relaxing getaway.
Exploration abounds at Argyll Caravan Park, with a variety of scenic walks to enjoy. Take a leisurely stroll along the coast to the historic town of Inveraray, or opt for a more tranquil experience by walking or cycling along the old military road to the charming village of Furnace. The park’s rich wildlife includes sightings of seals, otters, porpoises, and Gannets divebombing shoals of fish. Lucky visitors may even spot a majestic white-tailed eagle soaring through the skies.
Inverary Castle
Inveraray Castle, located on the West Coast of Scotland, stands as the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll and serves as the headquarters for the Clan Campbell. As a must-see visitor attraction, the castle offers a rich history and captivating beauty for all who explore its grounds and gardens. For further details about the castle and its historical significance, as well as a virtual tour of the stunning gardens, please visit our dedicated website.
History
During World War II, this caravan park served as a base and training area for British, American, and Commonwealth troops in preparation for the famous D-Day landings, which played a crucial role in ending the war. Some remnants of the old military base can still be explored within the park and its surroundings.
Fishing and Boating
The park offers plenty of opportunities. Holiday home owners can store their boats within the boatyard and easily launch them from the slipway. The shores provide excellent spots for catching mackerel and sea trout, while the coastline between the park and Furnace offers quality fishing. Loch Fyne, Scotland’s longest sea loch, boasts numerous areas for exploration, making it ideal for boating.
Skippers Bistro
Conveniently located within the park, Skippers Bistro provides ample free parking and free Wi-Fi. The bistro is open to both residents and non-residents, serving a diverse menu that includes daily specials, breakfast rolls, takeaways, locally roasted coffee, a range of draught beers and ciders, bottled beers, and soft drinks. You can enjoy your meal in the bistro’s spacious beer garden, which overlooks the serene Loch Fyne.
Recreation Hall
For recreational activities, Argyll Caravan Park offers a well-equipped games room with a badminton court, pool tables, a snooker table, table tennis, and a small area for kids. These facilities are free of charge and open to both residents and visitors. Additionally, the space is available for private hire, making it suitable for parties and functions.
Slipway
Argyll Caravan Park’s easily accessible slipway is available for anyone wishing to launch their boats. There is no charge for park residents, while visitors are subject to a nominal fee for launching.
Laundrette
If you’re in need of laundry facilities, the park’s laundrette features two washing machines, two tumble dryers, irons, and ironing boards. Tokens for these amenities can be obtained at the reception, and the laundrette is open to residents, visitors, and the general public.
