Inver Caravan Park

Alan Rogers Review of Inver Caravan Park

Inver Caravan Park is open all year and is adjacent to the A9 just north of Dunbeath, superbly located for the NC500, end-to-end routes, stop-overs en route to Orkney, and the John o’ Groats Trail. The site covers nearly an acre with nine smooth grass pitches for tents and ten hard standing pitches for caravans and motorhomes. all but four pitches have electric hoock up points. Two mobile homes can be booked for three nights or more. The site is a few minutes' walk away from a shop and the Bay Owl restaurant and pub. A children’s play park and tennis court are also nearby. Use it as a base for exploring the far north, visiting the Castle of Mey, for climbing cliffs and sea stacks, for hill-walking on Scaraben or Morven, for discovering the exciting archaeology of Caithness, or for simply relaxing in a beautiful location.

From the Park there are beautiful views over Dunbeath Bay, and lovely walks along the beach or up the Dunbeath Strath. Locally, there are the excellent Dunbeath Heritage Centre and the Laidhay Croft Museum.

Facilities at Inver Caravan Park

The heated toilet block has showers, washbasins and wc’s. Bathroom with shower over the bath. Hair drier. Shaver points. Accessible sanitary facilities. Laundry with washing machine and dryer. Dishwashing area. Motorhome service point. Chemical toilet point. Freezer for ice packs. Drying room. Wi-Fi free. Dogs allowed. Shop, tennis courts and beach nearby.

• Accommodation to Rent
• All Year
• Golf Nearby
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Sailing Nearby
• Seaside Beach Nearby
• Shop Nearby
• Small Site
• Wifi Free
• Wifi Partial Site

Accessibility

• Accessible shower
• Accessible WC

Directions to Inver Caravan Park

Turn off the A9 into the minor road signposted 'Houstry 3' then immediately left into the caravan park.