Beauly Holiday Park

Alan Rogers Review of Beauly Holiday Park

Beauly Holiday Park is settled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, right at the start of the world-famous North Coast 500 route. This peaceful woodland location, on the bank of the River Beauly, is just 10 minutes to the west of Inverness. From here, there are many attractions within just a 1-hour drive from the park.  The site has 85 pitches with 10/6-amp hook-up point. There are also 5 Bell Tents available to hire.  The site has a 6-acre nature reserve with a bird hide, and about 700m of paths.

. In the middle of the site is a children’s play area. There are natural balance obstacles to play on, a tyre Nessie and a pirate boat where children can walk the plank. Spend your evenings at Captain Faff's Bar, the small on-site pub. Enjoy live music from local artists every Friday and Saturday from April to September." At the heart of the camspite you'll find a central barbecue pit surrounded by ample picnic benches. There is a Co-Op. delicatessen, a butcher and baker in Beauly about 1 mile from the park. Just outside Beauly there is also a farm shop.

Facilities at Beauly Holiday Park

Bar. Laundry. Dish washing area. Accessible facilities. Baby changing station. Family washroom.  Laundry Dish washing area. Dishwasher. Chemical toilet point. Bar on site and nearby. Fridge and Freezer. Defibrillator. Information board. Children's play area. Device charging. BBQ area. Gas sales. Earliest arrival 13.30. Public transport adjacent. Dogs and bbq’s allowed. Dog walking area. River swimming. Caravan/Motorhome storage. Electric vehicle charging point. Wi-Fi charged. Booking by email. Card payment only.

• Accommodation to Rent
• Bar on Site
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• Lake/River Swim
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Shop Nearby
• Small Site
• Wifi Chargeable

Accessibility

• Accessible shower
• Accessible WC

Green Credentials

• EV charging points available

Directions to Beauly Holiday Park

The site is 10 minutes to the west of Inverness on the A862 right beside the Lovat Bridge over the River Beauly.