Campsites near Loch Ness

Home to Nessie, Loch Ness contains more water than all of the lakes in England and Wales combined! These campsites near Loch Ness will give you an excellent base on the loch's shoreline for continuing the search!

21 campsites near Loch Ness

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Cromarty Camping, Black Isle, Cromarty, Highlands (29.5 miles)

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Cromarty Camping

Black Isle, Cromarty, Highlands (29.5 miles)

Coastal touring pitches overlooking expansive seascape in the Scottish Highlands, perfect for a NC500 stopover.

FAQ

How much does it cost to go to Loch Ness?

Exploring the shores is free, but if you'd like to visit the Loch Ness Centre and Exhibition, it's open all year round with ticketed entry. A selection of cruises and boat rides on the water are also available at reasonable rates.

Which side of Loch Ness is best?

Generally the wild south side of the loch is preferred for crowd free visits - as it's quieter and more scenic. The north side is busier and includes visitor centres, harbours that act as the starting point for cruises and Drumnadrochit village which is a good base for tourists.

Is Loch Ness dog friendly?

Walks in the area, including the Loch Ness Trail, are very dog friendly and you can bring your four legged friend to see the Falls of Foyers, or on board a selection of cruises on the water. Book one of our dog friendly campsites near Loch Ness here.

Can you go swimming in Loch Ness?

Due to low water temperatures, it's not safe to go swimming in Loch Ness, but there are many alternative locations where swimming is possible. Browse our selection of campsites with wild swimming in the Highlands here.

Can you park at Loch Ness?

The Loch Ness Centre and Exhibition includes onsite parking for visitors with over 120 car parking spaces. There is also a large car park in the centre of Fort Augustus, which is available for a modest hourly rate.