Bunree Caravan & Motorhome Club Site

Bunree Club Site Location

The Bunree Club Site is situated near Onich on the shores of Loch Linnhe, just 15 minutes from Fort William in the stunning Scottish Highlands.

Overview

A gem of a campsite offering breath taking loch side views and a tranquil escape, perfect for those seeking natural beauty and outdoor adventure.

Key Features

Pitches: Generous loch side and inland options, including hardstanding with electric hook-ups; loch side pitches are a highlight (Hardstanding with no awnings required).

Facilities: Clean, warm toilet and shower blocks, a handy drying room for wet gear, and friendly wardens who keep everything shipshape.

Surroundings: Unrivalled scenery with Loch Linnhe at your doorstep and the rugged peaks of Glencoe nearby.

Accessibility: Reachable via the A82 with a narrow access road managed by a traffic light system – a quirky feature that works well once you get the hang of it. Suitable for caravans of all sizes with a steady hand on the wheel.

Activities & Attractions Nearby

Take a short drive to Fort William for shops and Ben Nevis trails, explore Glencoe’s dramatic landscapes (10 minutes away), or hop on the free local ferry to Ardgour for a pub visit and better dog-walking routes.

Pros & Cons

Pros: Spectacular views, peaceful vibe, spotless facilities, and a great base for Highland exploring.

Cons: Lochside pitches book up fast, and the dog walk on-site is limited (but nearby options compensate).

Best For

Couples, outdoor enthusiasts, and pet owners who don’t mind a short trip for off-lead walks – anyone who loves a scenic pitch and a quiet retreat.

Practical Information

Price: From £31.50 per night (varies by season; includes electric hook-up).

Booking: Essential, especially for loch side pitches; book via the CAMC website.

Open: March to November.

Contact: www.caravanclub.co.uk, 01855 821283.

Campsite Highlight

Watching a cruise liner glide silently past on Loch Linnhe at dusk is an unexpected thrill – bring a chair, a dram of whisky, and soak it in!

Rating 4.8/5

A Highland haven with top-notch charm, only nudged by minor quirks like the early rush for prime spots.