Glen Nevis Caravan and Camping Park Reviews
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Glen Nevis Caravan and Camping Park offers a spectacular setting at the foot of Ben Nevis, the UK's highest mountain. On a pretty forested Highland estate, there are grass and hardstanding pitches for tents and tourers, along with cosy modern camping pods. A paradise for hikers and cyclists to enjoy walks through Glen Nevis or nearby Fort William. Families and dogs are welcome, and there is even a shop, play park and bar/restaurant to enjoy!
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57 reviews
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Excellent site
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Colin S
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This is a fantastic site in a great location with excellent and clean facilities, would highly recommend.
Great campsite with great facilities
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Jane M
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Great camp site, great facilities, great location! Very well planned & organised site. Good set up for charging caravans. Very good set up for charging mobile phones with excellent security, so no one can steal or access your phone while it's on charge. Excellent base camp for climbing Ben Nevis. Good stock of basic food stuff for sale in their shop.
Perfect campsite
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Vikki F
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The best campsite we have stayed in over the last 2 weeks. Great facilities, perfect location and view, couldn't have asked for more 🤩
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Julie F
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This was a good site. Close to the town and plenty of showers with hot water.
Really good campsite and great location
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Rob P
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Superb campsite! At the foot of Ben Nevis with amazing views. Prices were good, facilities where good and plentiful, site was clean and the staff were very friendly (the guy doing the rounds on site gave us some good idea of things to do). Motorbike friendly and the food at the cafe next to reception was amazing with the nicest vegan sausages I've had in my life. Would 100% recommend staying here.
Beautiful place with a lot of possible activities
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Franziska B
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We already enjoyed our stay in Glen Nevis back in 2019. So we decided to come back in 2024, it was our pleasure, thank you.
A pleasant surprise
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Craig W
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Myself and my partner stayed at Glen Nevis for 4 nights, I have to say it was a really pleasant surprise - I know that sounds harsh, I'd overlooked the camping site when climbing Ben Nevis a few times before and it has always looked really busy (a good thing) but then my initial feeling would be that, based on other campsites, it would just be very loud and annoying (as it often is when large groups of people are close to each other). I must say though I didn't find this to be the case at all. The park is huge! The separate areas for electric and non electric are very easily separated - I went electric and the space between tents was really decent. If you have a gazebo with a large tent, you're still not pushed for space. Parking was roadside right next to your tent, also good when it came to noise as you don't have cars/bikes in your ear early in the morning. The park was really well patrolled, again it was a nice shock to see people in high viz available to answer questions and also see everyone was being sensible while having fun. The park closes its main gates at 23:00, so arrive after that and you don't interrupt peoples sleep driving through the park, you park at the gate, walk to your tent and get your car in the morning - I really liked that. For the rest of the camp, there's a shop on site which has everything you'll need like food, drink, camping gear and probably a little bit more. There is a food van there for the weekend (days have gone from my head) but the food smelled amazing, prices weren't to bad and although I didn't use it personally, there was always plenty of people sitting around eating while we were there. For those who like a little more, about 1/4 mile down the road is a pub/restaurant for some more "proper food" or drink. Again not a place I visited, but did speak to a couple of people who had been and enjoyed it. For anyone who has kids, they have a grassed park there, the kids will have ample room to kick about or run round like headless chickens and tire themselves out. Showers/Toilets - very standard, there was plenty of the blocks located around the camp and the one I used was always kept in decent condition, with separate cubicles for getting sorted on a morning and having a wash - water was always hot in the showers and they had space to get changed etc. Other facilities include a washing/drying room which I think was about £3 per wash - as well as a room for cleaning your pots, all kept nice and clean and well looked after. I've written a lot and I'm sure I'll have missed something. I'd 100% go back there and would recommend it to anyone either a couple, a family or just a group of bikes as was the case when I was there - it's very well maintained, very nicely quiet on an evening and I think it's a very well ran place when I compare it to other sites that I've been to where your left to self police.