Soak up stunning Loch and mountain views from your cosy accommodation at Loch Awe Camping Pods. Each pod comes kitted out with the essentials, including beds, a fridge, microwave, kettle and heating for the cooler months. Spend days exploring picturesque walking trails, wild swimming or even fishing. Though in a remote and peaceful location, there is also the added benefit of a shop, licensed cafe, pub and playground just next door!

Why choose Loch Awe Camping Pods

Stunning views of the mountains and Loch Awe with fishing and wild swimming available

Cosy, dog friendly camping pods with private decked areas, kitchenettes and a communal fire pit

Secluded and peaceful location with a convenient shop, licensed café and pub next door!

About the site

Escape from the day-to-day stresses at this scenic, remote spot. It is the perfect place to unwind and watch the world go by with the perk of spectacular loch and mountain views from your accommodation. The site is also located in a great part of Scotland for fishing, exploring misty mountains and more! Each pod is located near to the shared facilities, whilst just a stone's throw from the shore of the loch. Two of the pods can sleep up to two guests, equipped with two single beds, whilst the four others can sleep up to four with a double and single bed, along with a pull out mattress for a little one. For keeping you toasty, each pod features heating along with lighting. For any essential cooking, there is a fridge with a small ice box, a microwave and a kettle for your morning brew. Step outside and you will find your own private decking area with a table, chairs and stone for placing disposable BBQs. Please note, bedding and towels are not provided but can be hired as a bookable extra. Evenings can also be spent toasting marshmallows and meeting other campers at the communal BBQ. The licensed cafe and seasonal pub are also an ideal spot to to enjoy a bite to eat and ask the locals for tips on walking routes or places to visit. Four-legged friends can also join you for your stay, with up to two dogs permitted per pod.

Loch Awe Camping Pods is open all year round. Glamping from £59/night for 2 people.

"Amazing view over Lochawe and the hills also face the sunrise"

John M

"Loved it. The location is magical"

Angela B

"Pod was perfect for us and had everything we needed"

Natasha M

What facilities are at Loch Awe Camping Pods?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Communal BBQ

Fires allowed

Fishing

Freezer

(Private, in glamping unit)

Glamping

Laundry

Near pub

Open year round

Peaceful

Shared facilities include two individual public toilets with coin-operated showers and a coin-operated laundry area. There is also a communal fire pit for all guests to use.

A five minute walk takes you to Dalavich's shop and café and Lochview Bar and Grill (seasonal opening hours), which also has a playground. Fishing on the loch is available with a permit purchased in advance.

There are 6 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

Loch Awe Camping Pods with waterside views

2 x Camping Pods (Sleeps Two, Dog Friendly)

Max 2 people

Lakeside pods furnished with two single beds, a fridge, small ice box, microwave, kettle, lighting and heating. Outside is a decked area with outdoor seating. Please bring your own bedding. Shared facilities nearby. Dog friendly.

4 x Camping Pods (Sleeps Four, Dog Friendly)

Max 4 people

Lakeside pods with a double bed, single bed, a pull out mattress for a child, a fridge, small ice box, microwave, kettle, lighting and heating. Outside is a decked area with outdoor seating. Please bring bedding. Shared facilities nearby. Dog friendly.

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Linda R

Camping Pod - Camping Pods (Sleeps Four, Dog Friendly)Jul 2026

What a fabulous wee holiday I've just come home from with my two daughter's , perfect setting , walking up to the beautiful view of loch awe with my morning coffee, having a swim in the loch each day was amazing, gorgeous drive into Oban just an hour away where you can catch a ferry to isle of mull and visit Calgary beach which is like a dream come true. Pods are cozy and comfortable and well looked after with everything you need, lovely onsite bar with friendly locals to share your experiences of your vacation. Great selection of whiskies too. You maybe be lucky o see the wonderful wildlife such as deer , otters , mountain sheep and birds of prey. Everything was just perfect

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Linda R

Camping Pod - Camping Pods (Sleeps Four, Dog Friendly)Jul 2026

Great place for holiday

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Aurinta N

Camping Pod - Camping Pods (Sleeps Four, Dog Friendly)Jun 2026

Me and my 2 kids really enjoyed the stay. Beautiful scenery. We had everything we needed in the pod and at the community centre. I liked that there were designated places for BBQ beside every pod and by the loch. My 2 year old enjoyed nice playground. There was useful information on how to protect ourselves from midges with repellent smoke sticks provided and repellent spray available in the local shop. I thought that was very thoughtful. It was very quiet in the evenings, just how we wanted.

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Site rules

What time is self check-in and check out at Loch Awe Camping Pods?

Guests are able to check in from 3pm until 8pm and departure is due before 11am.

Are Loch Awe Camping Pods dog-friendly?

Yes two dogs are allowed per pod, the site asks that they are kept on a lead and supervised at all times. Breeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act (i.e. Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino, and Fila Brasileiro) and/or any of the following: Staffordshire bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Rottweiler, any Mastiff or Tosa are not permitted.

Does Loch Awe Camping Pods allow BBQs and campfires?

You may have a fire in one of the designated fire pits and BBQs are allowed but must be raised from the ground and have adult supervision at all times. The site asks that there are no fires after 10pm.

Does Loch Awe Camping Pods allow group bookings?

Sorry, this site caters for families and couples only so group bookings, including hen and stag parties are not accepted.

Does Loch Awe Camping Pods have a quiet time or noise policy?

Yes, Loch Awe Camping Pods does operate a quiet policy between 10pm and 9am. This is a quiet site so no music is allowed.

Pitches

Can I park near my pitch at Loch Awe Camping Pods? Or Is there parking adjacent to the pod?

Unfortunately, cars cannot be parked next to the pods, they must be parked in the designated parking area.

Facilities

Is there WiFi at Loch Awe Camping Pods?

Yes, there is WiFi available in the pods.

Things to do on site and in the Taynuilt area

Being a secluded, stunning part of Scotland, this is the ideal location for days of walking or hiking. Whether you want to stroll along the shores of the loch or venture up a mountain, there are routes for all abilities.

Located by the water's edge, days can also be spent enjoying a spot of fishing (permit purchase in advance is required). There is also no better way to start your day than with a refreshing wild swim in the fresh waters!

Oban is also within a 50 minute drive. The popular town is full of attractions including McCaig's Tower and Battery Hill, Oban Distillery and Dunollie Museum, Castle and Grounds. From here you can also pick up ferries to many of the Scottish Isles.

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