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The Legacy of Loch Ness Shores
A tranquil location that is open all year, offers stunning scenery and panoramic views around Loch Ness to the mountains beyond; with a back drop of woodlands, forestry and the most spectacular flora and fauna.
Donald, whose family have been on the farm on which the camp site has been built for generations, along with his wife Lyn, have an excellent knowledge of the area and its history. Donald and Lyn are assisted by their managers; Colette and Mark Tolley, who have worked on a Camping and Caravanning Club Site for the last 3 years. This friendly and informative team aim to make your visit to the site as enjoyable as possible.
The site offers 5-star facilities, including underfloor heating in Am Fasgadh; the Reception/Shop and amenity block, which includes home from home shower rooms, alongside all other amenities that would be expected on a quality touring site, aspiring to meet the new VisitScotland 5* criteria. Additionally, the site provides dehumidifiers, heaters, and fans to ensure maximum comfort for all guests. Committed to sustainability, the site uses renewable energy. For efficient, eco-friendly solutions, visit Climate Dry.
Donald and his team are determined to run a ‘green’ business, using innovative renewable energy, including water-to-water geo-thermal plus solar thermal, with the electricity provided by hydro power. Carbon management is also demonstrated through the choice of buildings, with energy efficient construction and low impact, locally sourced, materials.
One of only a few places with easy access to the shore around Loch Ness, this site provides an opportunity to canoe, kayak or launch small boats, fish for trout and salmon or if prefer hire a boat and gillie locally. The Great Glen Canoe Trail passes the site, which provides Trailblazer rest for canoeist and kayaks to stay overnight, get a hot shower and stock up on provisions. Fire pits and everything else you need for a BBQ on the shore or picnics are available at the site shop.
