Winter Camping around Loch Ness
Winter (December-February) is challenging but rewarding. Many sites close, but some offer year-round stays. Snow is possible.
Tips for Winter Camping
- •4-season tent or heated accommodation
- •Check site opening dates
- •Dramatic scenery and solitude
Recommended Campsites for Winter
Aberlady Caravan Park
Aberlady Caravan Park offers tent camping, caravan pitches in a scenic location. Contact them directly for availability and booking.
Aberlour Gardens Camping Park
Aberlour Gardens Camping Park is a campsite offering a peaceful stay in nature. Contact them directly for availability and booking information.
Aird Donald Caravan Park
Aird Donald Caravan Park offers tent camping, caravan pitches, motorhome facilities in a scenic location. Contact them directly for availability and booking.
Altnaharra Caravan Club Site
Altnaharra Caravan Club Site is a campsite offering a peaceful stay in nature. Contact them directly for availability and booking information.
Staying dry around Loch Ness
Rain showers, mist and cold nights are part of the Highlands package. Quick-drying layers, good ventilation and somewhere to hang wet kit will make your trip more comfortable.
If you manage holiday accommodation or a campervan fleet, specialist dehumidifiers from providers such as ClimateDry can help keep interiors fresh between guests.