The Scottish Highlands are a land of legends, lochs, and long-standing tradition. From ancient clans and dramatic battles to Jacobite uprisings and powerful folklore, this region holds some of the most iconic and historic landscapes in the UK.
Spean Bridge, known as the “Crossroads of the Highlands,” has a rich past of its own. It played a significant role during World War II as a training ground for British Commandos, commemorated today by the striking Commando Memorial, which makes a great walk from our site. The village also lies on a key route between Fort William and Inverness, making it a perfect base for exploring the Highlands.
We are a small family run campsite located in Spean Bridge, with deep rooted pride of Bonnie Scotland! Our site has stunning views across to Ben Nevis and is the perfect base for walkers, hikers, and nature seekers exploring the Scottish Highlands.
We offer a blend of wild camping pitches and comfortable glamping options, all with access
We are a small family run campsite located in Spean Bridge, with deep rooted pride of Bonnie Scotland! Our site has stunning views across to Ben Nevis and is the perfect base for walkers, hikers, and nature seekers exploring the Scottish Highlands.
We offer a blend of wild camping pitches and comfortable glamping options, all with access to clean showers and toilets to refresh after a long day outdoors. With pitches from just £7.50pppn, you can enjoy the beauty of the Highlands without the high price tag.
We’re passionate about protecting Scotland’s natural landscapes. That’s why our site is built on the principle of “Leave No Trace.” We ask all our visitors to respect the land, take their litter with them or use the recycling and waste facilities provided to help us preserve the wild beauty of the Highlands for generations to come.
Booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially in the summer months.
2. Are fires or BBQs allowed?
Due to the risk of wildfires, open fires are not permitted. Small fire pits can be provided. Raised BBQs may be allowed – please check with us first or use the designated BBQ areas.
3. Are dogs allowed?
Yes, wel
Booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially in the summer months.
2. Are fires or BBQs allowed?
Due to the risk of wildfires, open fires are not permitted. Small fire pits can be provided. Raised BBQs may be allowed – please check with us first or use the designated BBQ areas.
3. Are dogs allowed?
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome – just keep them on a lead and clean up after them.
4. Is the site suitable for motorhomes or caravans?
At the moment, we cater primarily to tent campers and glampers.