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West Highland Way Campsite

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Blanefield, Glasgow, Glasgow and the Clyde Valley, Scotland

West Highland Way Campsite aerial overlooking hill views
Electric hardstanding pitches at West Highland Way with countryside views
Safari bell tents at West Highland Way next to a swing and picnic benches
Wild camping pitches in secluded woodland at West Highland Way
Tents on the wild camping pitches
Tent on the wild camping pitches
Non electric grass woodland pitches
Electric grass pitches for tents and campervans at West Highland Way
Electric hardstanding pitches
Campervan on the electric hardstanding pitches
Electric hardstanding pitches with awning space
Bell tent area at West Highland Way
Dog friendly safari bell tents
Fully furnished safari bell tents at West Highland Way
Safari bell tent interior with towels and bedding
Fully furnished shepherd's hut at West Highland Way
Shepherd's hut double bed with bedding and towels provided
Reception building, with two additional toilets and showers
Toilets at West Highland Way
Toilet and shower with a shower curtain
Toilet and shower
Toilet and shower
Toilet and shower
Directions to facilities
Directions to facilities
Dining area for campers at West Highland Way
Campers enjoying a meal in the dining room
Food available at West Highland Way
Device to help with the midges at West Highland Way
Resident Scottish wild cat
West Highland Way Campsite's chickens
Resident Highland cattle
Resident Highland cattle
4x4 Highland Tours available at West Highland Way Campsite
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Located alongside the West Highland Way Hotel, the West Highland Way Campsite is good for walkers, with breakfast included for all guests. Whether you're on the West Highland Way or the John Muir Way, the site can act as a base for exploring Glasgow or heading out to discover Stirling or Loch Lomond, 40 minutes away. Activities offered onsite include 4x4 tours, falconry, and more! Choose from grass or hardstanding pitches, or opt for glamping.

Why choose West Highland Way Campsite


Views of the West Highland and John Muir way from the site, good for walkers

Onsite activities include horse riding, fishing and golf

Breakfast is included with any booking for all guests with day time snacks available

About the site


The site acts as a base for keen hikers looking to spend their days walking through Scotland's countryside and provides an interesting array of activities. There are wild camping pitches for tents only. There's also a mix of non electric and electric grass pitches for both campers and tourers alike, as well as electric hardstanding pitches for tourers only. In addition to these, you'll also find 16 bell tents, each sleeping up to three, with either a double bed and a single bed or three singles. These beds will either be camp beds or air beds. Or, there is one shepherd's hut sleeping up to two with a double bed, a TV and a wood burning stove for cosy evenings. There is also a sink and a water tap. There are even rooms in a chalet and hotel rooms available! Pets are welcome to join you.

"Best campsite I have stayed on...The owner is amazing and does everything he can to help."

Lee F

"The site has amazing views and trails"

Tom M

"This place is amazing!"

Tanya D

"This is a real gem of a campsite"

Gavin N

"This community has an organic & collaborative feel to it"

Alex H

West Highland Way Campsite is open all year round in 2025 and 2026.

Visit Scotland (5 Star)Duke of Edinburgh

Facilities and amenities

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

Electric hookups

Fires allowed

Fishing

Glamping

Golf

Horse riding

Laundry

Near pub

Open year round

Peaceful

RV pitches

TV room

Water hookups

Facilities include bathrooms, washing and drying machines, a TV room, WiFi and BBQ. A continental breakfast is included in your stay, and snacks and evening meals are available from the eatery. Black and grey waste disposal is also available.

Activities can be arranged from the site, including 4x4 Highland tours (Land Rover Defender), falconry, fishing and yoga. The hotel golf course is also available to campers. A five minute drive will take you to Blanefield, with a Co-op and the Blane Valley Inn nearby.


A note from the site themselves...

"The mountains are calling and I must go!" John Muir.

Welcome to the home and campsite of John Muir, who walked from here aged 12 years old to California and founded all the National Parks of America.

Known as the Grandfather of the great outdoors, John Muir founded this Campsite in 1850.



West Highland Way Campsite is ideal for...

Couples
Duke of Edinburgh Award
Large same-sex groups
Older children (13+)
Peace and quiet
Rallies
Unaccompanied under 18's
Young children

There are 77 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

Wild camping pitches in secluded woodland at West Highland Way
Tents on the wild camping pitches
Tent on the wild camping pitches

5 x Non Electric Wild Camping Pitches

Max 6 people

Wild tent camping pitches in secluded woodland.

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15 x Non Electric Grass Woodland Pitches

Max 6 people

Non electric grass woodland pitches for tents, roof tents and campervans.

Electric grass pitches for tents and campervans at West Highland Way

15 x Electric Grass Pitches

Max 6 people

Electric grass pitches on mowed lawns for tents and campervans.

Electric hardstanding pitches at West Highland Way with countryside views
Electric hardstanding pitches
Campervan on the electric hardstanding pitches
Electric hardstanding pitches with awning space

25 x Electric Hardstanding Pitches

Max 6 people

Gravel hardstanding pitches with electric hook-up, suitable for touring caravans and motorhomes of any size.


West Highland Way Campsite reviews

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Tina J

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VW-Type Campervan - Electric Hardstanding PitchesSep 2025

Right on The West Highland Way. Good location with free teas/coffee and continental breakfast. Showers and toilets could do with a bit of tlc. Good evening meals available.

Great site

Richard F

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Small Tent - Non Electric Wild Camping PitchesSep 2025

Great site and facilities, nice modern and newly installed shower and bathroom facilities.

Magnificent scenery

Wendy A

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VW-Type Campervan - Electric Hardstanding PitchesSep 2025

The site appears to mainly cater to people walking the West Highland Way and I can imagine that they land at the site, needing a hot shower and to get dry and warm and to rest. I can imagine all of these needs being fulfilled very nicely. We were greeted by a really friendly guy who could not be more helpful and kind, and were guided to the most fabulous spot overlooking the nearby countryside. It was a 5 star position. Thank you! It's really the bathroom area that attracts such a low rating. They were really grubby and old. That said, the water was hot and plentiful. There was even hot water outside at the dish washing area, so top marks for that too!

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Site rules

Check-in at West Highland Way Campsite is available at any time before midnight, and you must check-out before 11am on the day of departure.
Yes, dogs are welcome at West Highland Way Campsite as long as they are kept on a lead and are not a breed/crossbreed listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991.
Yes, both BBQs and fires are welcome at West Highland Way Campsite as long as they are raised above the ground.
Sensible groups of unaccompanied under 18s are welcome at West Highland Way Campsite with parental consent.
Yes, West Highland Way Campsite operates a quiet policy between 10pm and 7am.

Pitches

Yes, West Highland Way Campsite allows one of each for your stay free of charge.
You can find a copy of West Highland Way Campsite's map here.
Yes, bedding and towels is provided in the glamping units at West Highland Way Campsite.

Facilities

Yes, there is WiFi available at West Highland Way Campsite to help you stay connected.
Yes, West Highland Way Campsite's eatery offers both snacks and evening meals from 5pm.
There is no shop at West Highland Way Campsite, but Blanefield is a five minute drive or 20 minute walk away and has a Co-op and other shops.
No, West Highland Way Campsite does not have EV charging, but Chargeplace Scotland Charging Station is a 20 minute drive away.

Getting there

A1 Taxis can be contacted at 014195 50555, or Alba Cars can be contacted at 01360 771321.
The nearest bus stop to West Highland Way Campsite is Ballewan Crescent, a 20 minute walk away.

What's nearby

Ballewan Crescent bus stop is a 20 minute walk from West Highland Way Campsite. The nearest train station is Milngavie, which is a 15 minute drive away.
West Highland Way Campsite is an ideal starting point for walks along the West Highland Way or John Muir Way, both offering spectacular Highlands scenery, or soak up the landscape in style with a 4x4 Highland tour directly from the site. Fishing and yoga are in the surrounding area, and the hotel's own golf course is available to campers too. Join the city buzz at Glasgow (11.3 miles) and Stirling (26.9 miles) or sample a taste at the Glengoyne Distillery (3.1 miles). Other attractions nearby include: *Duntreath Castle (1.4 miles) *Campsie Fells (2.6 miles) *Mugdock Country Park (3.5 miles)
The Old Mill country pub is a ten minute drive from West Highland Way Campsite. The Tickled Trout, Talbot Arms, and Burnbrae are all a 15 minute drive, serving food and drinks.
The West Highland Way is just a 15 minute drive from West Highland Way Campsite, or visit Mugdock Country Park, a ten minute drive away. There are plenty more parks and gardens in Glasgow, a 30 minute drive from the site.

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Things to do on site and in the Glasgow area

Guests are welcome to sit and enjoy a picnic in the garden, and can play croquet on the lawn. Other activities on offer also include walking the famous West Highland Way and John Muir Way routes. The area is also popular for horse riding and fishing. Why not have a game on the golf course too?

From the site, many activities can be booked, including 4x4 Highland tours for those who want to see the countryside in style, relaxing yoga and even falconry. A classic whisky tour of Glengoyne Distillery can also be arranged, and a wander around Duntreath Castle.

You're close to the many shops on offer in Glasgow's city centre, as well as its pretty botanical gardens. For a culture fix, take a drive to Edinburgh and stroll around the castle or, for a shorter drive, head to Stirling and soak up the history at its titular castle.

Other great things to see and do in the vicinity include:

  • Glengoyne Distillery (5 minutes)
  • Mugdock Country Park (10 minutes)
  • Mugdock Castle (10 minutes)
  • The Campsie Fells (20 minutes)
  • Loch Lomond (40 minutes)
The listing for West Highland Way Campsite was last updated on October 14th, 2025 at 12:04 AM

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