Luss Caravan & Camp Site

Luss Caravan & Camp Site is set on the banks of beautiful Loch Lomond in the heart of Strathclyde and offers amazing views.

This is a child and pet -friendly park that is open from March 1st to January 31st and welcomes motorhomes and touring vehicles as well as cars with tents. Some of the pitches have Loch-front views while others are tucked away for more privacy.

The park's spacious camping area is ideal for anyone looking to pitch a tent for the night and enjoy the spectacular views of Loch Lomond. All the tent pitches are within the same secure area, some offer electricity and all tent sizes can be accommodated.

Loch Lomond holidays offer a magical setting for a relaxing or an active break by the water with an opportunity to explore the surrounding Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park or the rest of Scotland.

The village of Luss is one of the most picturesque in the whole of Scotland and enjoys Conservation Village status. There are numerous trails through the park for walkers and cyclists and some separate trails for serious cyclists who want to really hit the pedals.

The surrounding area is often used for filming a range of TV series, so you could even find yourself getting impromptu work as an extra if there’s anything happening while you’re staying here.

If you want to use Luss as your base for exploring urban Scotland, buses run from the local area to Glasgow, and if you travel down the western coast to the town of Ayr you can take a ride on the world’s last sea-going paddle steamer, a unique experience that offers amazing photo opportunities of the Scottish coastline.

Energetic travellers can head up to Ben Lomond, the area’s highest peak, while a range of other attractions awaits the whole family.

Holidays in Strathclyde offer so much to do on the doorstep at an awe-inspiring location.

Types of pitches:
Hardstanding with electric hook-up
Grass pitch with electric hook-up
Hardstanding only pitch
Grass only pitch (no electric)
Grass only pitch for larger tents
Grass pitch with electric hook-up for larger tents

Other facilities:
Parent and baby room
Drinking water taps
Ice pack freezing
Ball games
Designated dog walk

Things to do in Strathclyde

The village of Luss has a lovely church – recently refurbished – and slate workers’ cottages. It is often used for TV and film making, appearing in the Scottish soap opera Take the High Road.
There is an award-winning Fine Art Gallery at Inverbeg.
Cruises to the islands and boat hire can be arranged from the Luss jetty.
Ben Lomond is Scotland’s most southerly Munro (a mountain over 3,000ft high).
Loch Lomond aquarium in Drumkinnon Tower, near Balloch, features touch pools, ray tanks and a tropical ocean tunnel.
A new footpath and cycleway from Balloch to Tarbet are accessible from the site.
Take a bus to the cosmopolitan city of Glasgow, where you’ll find a wealth of historical and cultural attractions, excellent shopping facilities and much more.
To the south west is the River Clyde and Helensburgh, where there are several sailing schools.
The Hill House was built by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The gardens have been restored to reflect the Mackintosh style and it has wonderful views over the River Clyde.
Balloch Castle Country Park is receiving a significant investment to return it to its former glory. There are several excellent golf courses in the area.
The Waverley, the world’s last sea-going paddle steamer, sails from Ayr.
The site is surrounded by the incredible scenery of the new Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. In the park, there are opportunities for low level walking, cycling, sailing, hill walking and for the more adventurous, canyoning.

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