Lochgilphead Caravan Park

Laundry, dishwashing, dog walk, kiddies play area.Touring Facilities:Excellent amenity block.Privacy cubicles.Great showers (free).Dishwashing.Large level pitches.Electric hook ups (some with water and waste).Motor Caravans welcome (service points available).Gas cylinders.Dog Walk.Kiddies play area.Tents welcome. Serviced Pitch - Hard standing pitch with 10 amp electric hook up - with shared water supplyFully Serviced Pitch Hard standing pitch with 16 amp electric hook up. Water and waste hook upHoliday Homes.All our accommodation has been awarded the "Thistle Award" (Scotland's emblem of excellence) and we can assure you of a clean, comfortable well equipped holiday home in pleasant surroundings on a friendly well managed park.We offer new and nearly new, one two and three bedroom caravans, all mains services, equipped to highest standards, heating in all rooms, some vans available with video and fridge freezers. Picnic tables / or garden seats allow you to enjoy the area around your holiday home.Out and AboutAn abundance of beautiful golf courses throughout Argyll from as far north as Oban and south to Kintyre you have 18 hole, 9 hole, parkland and links. Lochgilphead also has its very own 9 hole course right here on your door step only 5 minutes away.The famous Inveraray Castle which is the seat of the Duke of Argyll, the bell tower, the court house, wild life park, Inveraray Jail, Auchindrain Heritage Museum, Crarae Gardens, pony trekking and fish farm.Start of the Crinan Canal from the west which during summer is a haven of colour provided by the many yachts and boats which visit. Sandy Beaches which are ideal for swimming and further away at Tayvallich a seafood restaurant make fir this short trip being very worthwhile.On the road to Oban, Kilmartin is famous for the series of standing stones which culminate with the display at the church. Dunadd Hill, a famous fort site is also on the wayInveraray The famous Inveraray Castle which is the seat of the Duke of Argyll, the bell tower, the court house, wild life park, Inveraray Jail, Auchindrain Heritage Museum, Crarae Gardens, pony trekking and fish farm.Tarbert Quaint fishing village with ancient castle and views over Loch Fyne. On the way is the famous Smokehouses of Loch Fyne Kippers.Crinan Start of the Crinan Canal from the west which during summer is a haven of colour provided by the many yachts and boats which visit. Sandy Beaches which are ideal for swimming and further away at Tayvallich a seafood restaurant make fir this short trip being very worthwhile.Kilmartin On the road to Oban, Kilmartin is famous for the series of standing stones which culminate with the display at the church. Dunadd Hill, a famous fort site is also on the way.DirectionsFrom Oban A816: If coming from the Oban direction bypass first Lochgilphead turn off and take left at first roundabout on the A816. Take first left just prior to the Bank of Scotland. Caravan Park entrance 20 yards.From Glasgow A83: If coming from Glasgow direction take left at first roundabout and straight through the next roundabout. Take first right just passed the Bank of Scotland. Caravan Park entrance 20 yards.From Tarbert A83: If coming from Tarbert direction on the A83 take a right at the first roundabout and first left just prior to the Bank of Scotland. Caravan Park entrance 20 yards.