Campsites near Ben Nevis

The ultimate fitness test, conquer the UK's highest peak and marvel at views across the Grampian Mountains. The route is a real treat, passing glistening streams and breathtaking views, leading to a peak shrouded in the clouds. At the end save your energy and stay nearby at one of these campsites near Ben Nevis, and wake refreshed and proud of yourself the next morning.

21 campsites near Ben Nevis

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Beinglas Campsite, Arrochar, Highlands (34.3 miles)

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Beinglas Campsite

Arrochar, Highlands (34.3 miles)

Camping and hiker pods on the West Highland Way with mountain views and an onsite pub. Dog friendly.

FAQ

Which dog friendly campsites near Ben Nevis?

A wide selection of campsites near Ben Nevis allow pets, and you can book a dog friendly site here. You can also take your dog up Ben Nevis, provided your dog is on a lead.

Are there all year round campsites near Ben Nevis?

Roughly a third of campsites near Ben Nevis are open all year round. Book an out of season break here.

Which campsites near Ben Nevis are adult only?

Although most campsites are family friendly, a couple of campsites near Ben Nevis are adult only. Browse and book from our selection here.

Are there toilets at Ben Nevis?

Toilets are available year round (during visitor centre opening hours) at the Glen Nevis Visitor Centre, though it is worth planning ahead as this may be a long way from where you are during your trek.

Is there a cafe near Ben Nevis?

There is a selection of cafes within reach including the Pinemarten Cafe at the base of Aonach Mor and The Snowgoose Restaurant and Bar which is also on Aonach Mor. The Glen Nevis Visitor Centre, which is around two miles from the centre of Fort William, includes a shop selling hot and cold drinks and snacks, plus gifts and some outdoor supplies.

Can you park near Ben Nevis?

Parking for around 80 cars is available at the Glen Nevis Visitor Centre, which also acts as the starting point for one of the preferred routes up the mountain.