Cashel Campsite

Alan Rogers Review of Cashel Campsite

Cashel Campsite is situated in an idyllic spot on the east side of Loch Lomond. Cashel site offers stunning views across the loch, the mountains that lay either side as well as the surrounding Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. From its doorstep, this site has beautifully wild, diverse landscapes, highland views, forests and lochs to explore. With direct access to Loch Lomond, visitors can launch boats straight from site or rent a boat nearby and visit the loch's many islands. The site has 168 grass or hardstanding pitches (some seasonal). Most have electric hook-up point.

The West Highland Way passes the entrance to the site, whilst Ben Lomond is less than two hours away. Even more walking opportunities in the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park and Rowardennan Forest close by. Beyond that, you are in the Trossachs, so more challenges are never far away. There are many attractions close to the Cashel site, including Go Country adventure park. Around a 40-minute drive away, Go Country offers a huge range of outdoor activities including cliff jumping, archery, kayaking, orienteering and clay pigeon shooting.

Facilities at Cashel Campsite

The toilet block provides showers, washbasins & wc’s. Accessible facilities. Dishwashing area. Laundry. Motorhome service point. Gas sales. Pets welcome. No dog walk. Children’s play area. Caravan and motorhome storage.

• Boat Launch on Site
• Canoeing/Kayaking on Site
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing on Site
• Golf Nearby
• Lake/River Beach Onsite
• Lake/River Swim
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Seasonal Pitches Available
• Shop on Site
• Vehicle Storage

Green Credentials

• Recycling points

Directions to Cashel Campsite

From the South. Take the M8 to Glasgow and follow signs for Greenock. Take junction 30 on to the M898 Erskin bridge, and follow signs for the A82 Dunbarton, Loch Lomand, Trossachs. At the 4th roundabout (Balloch) follow the A811 for Stirling. At Drymen take the B837 to Balmaha Rowardennan. (Please take care as there is a very bad road surface and immediately after the harbour in Balmaha there is a very sharp right hand corner with a very steep uphill slope). Cashel is situated on the left 3 miles after Balmaha (1 mile past Milarrochy bay). From the North West. Take the A82 South from Crianlarich through Tarbut towards Alexandria. At the roundabout take the A811 towards Stirling. At Drymen take the B837 to Balmaha Rowardennan. (Please take care as there is a very bad road surface and immediately after the harbour in Balmaha there is a very sharp right-hand corner with a very steep uphill slope). Cashel is situated on the left 3 miles after Balmaha (1 mile past Milarrochy bay).