Creagan Station Tourers
Creagan Station Tourers
4.62 /5
Located on the West Coast of Scotland, Creagan Station Tourers is set on the shores of Loch Creran at the foot of Ben Churlainn and Ben Sgulaird. The site offers just 15 spacious touring pitches, all with stunning elevated views across the water and beyond. The perfect base for trips to Oban and the peaks of Glencoe, with a scenic cycle track for exploring on your bike and access to the loch for kayaking. Dogs are welcome too!
Incredible panoramic views over Loch Creran, with fire pits and access for boats and kayaks
Great for walkers and cyclists - close to the peaks of Glencoe and Caledonian Way
Surrounded by beautiful waterside walks, a 20 minute drive to Dunstaffnage Castle
About Creagan Station Tourers
Set in the historic and ancient area of Appin on the West Coast of Scotland, this site is just off the A82. A perfect base for a few nights exploring the surrounding areas, or a stop over on a wild Scottish road trip. On the lochside, there are seven extremely spacious touring pitches measuring 12m x 8m. All are on laser-leveled hardstanding, with Rolec electrical and water hook-ups. On the upper level are nine further pitches with incredible panoramic views down Loch Creran. There are six larger pitches and three smaller pitches on this level, all with 16 amp electric and water, as well as fire pits. The loch is ideal for glorious waterside walks, with free access for visitors with boats, kayaks, or canoes. Be sure to also take in the beautiful town of Oban, the hill walking and climbing capital of the UK. Well behaved dogs are welcome. Do note that more than two dogs will be at the site's discretion. Fire pits are available to hire from the site.
Creagan Station Tourers is open all year round.
Site facilities include a toilet/shower room, offering one toilet, sink and large shower. There is also a laundry room with facilities and WiFi available nearby. Guests can also kayak on the loch.
The Creagan Inn bar and restaurant is just a five minute walk away with a large decking area looking out over Loch Creran. The village of Benderloch is a ten minute drive away with a Premier Mini Market.
Adult only
Allow commercial vans
Allow pets
Bike hire
Café / restaurant
Communal BBQ
Disabled facilities
Drinking water
Electric hookups
Entertainment
Family friendly
Fires allowed
Fishing
Games room
Glamping
Golf
Horse riding
Hot tub
Internet access
Kids club
Kids playground
Laundry
Near beach
Near pub
Open year round
Peaceful
RV pitches
Shop
Showers
Swimming pool
Toilets
TV room
Vineyard
Water hookups
Watersports
W.C. disposal
There are 16 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
2 x Small Electric Hardstanding Pitches
Max 5 people
Hardstanding pitches in the Station Yard area with 16 amp electric and water, suitable for campervans and motorhomes up to 6m. Includes a fire pit and elevated views.
7 x Large Electric Hardstanding Pitches
Max 5 people
Hardstanding pitches in the Station Yard area, serviced with 16 amp electric and water, to suit larger vehicles. These are for motorhomes, caravans, RVs and campervans up to 5m and offer elevated views and a fire pit.
7 x Electric Hardstanding Lochside Pitches
Max 5 people
Touring pitches on hardstanding with water and 16 amp electric hook up, picnic bench and fire pit. Generously spaced out and each is 12m in length. Suitable for campervans, caravans, RVs and motorhomes.
4.62 /5
92%
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Amazing campsite in a beautiful location
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Colin M
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Absolutely love this site. Site itself is on the banks of the loch. Perfect size.
fab site
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Dave B
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fab site fab site fab site
Lovely place
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Lynn W
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The views are stunning. Very easy to find, being by the road. A lovely pub within walking distance.
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Things to do on site and in the Appin area
The park lies right on the Caledonian Way, the cycle track linking Campbeltown to Inverness. You could expect to reach Glencoe and back within a day.
Five minutes away in the village of Appin is The Old Inn. First established in 1690, this old Jacobean pub serves unbelievable steaks and a great array of whisky. This is a must-visit.
Nearby, Castle Stalker(5 minutes) is believed to have been the site of a Fortalice belonging to the MacDougalls when they were Lords of Lorn. Learn more and take a tour of the castle.
Ben Sgulaird (20 minutes) has a reputation as a magnificent viewpoint, with its coastal position. The reputation is well deserved, but the steep slopes and undulating ridge make it a more challenging walk than its position close to the road would suggest.
Other nearby attractions:
- Linnhe Marina (10 minutes)
- Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel (20 minutes)
- The Meeting of Three Waters (35 minutes)
- Kilchurn Castle (45 minutes)
- Ben Cruachan (55 minutes)
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