Campsites near Argyll and Bute
Camping in Argyll and Bute
As an area of outstanding beauty with diverse mountains, sea lochs, inhabited islands, and over 3000 miles of coastline to explore, camping in Argyll and Bute is an unmissable experience.
Whether you’re planning a solo camping break or one with the whole family, you’ll never run out of things to do in Argyll and Bute. Check out all of our campsites and their facilities below.
Argyll and Bute camping FAQs
Are there any one-night-only campsites in Argyll and Bute?
Can you wild camp in Argyll and Bute?
The rules for wild camping in the UK can be complex and vary depending on where in the UK you choose to camp. If you’re looking to wild camp in Argyll and Bute, our wild camping guide has all the information you’ll need for Scotland.
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What are the best campsites in Argyll and Bute?
Oban Club Site and Glencoe Club Site are popular Club Sites in Argyll and Bute. Become a member today and discover more fantastic member-exclusive campsites in Argyll and Bute.
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Exploring Argyll and Bute
If you’re looking to relax on a beach and soak in the summer sun, travel through time and explore castles or walk along Scotland's most beautiful coastline, camping in Argyll and Bute makes for the perfect base to set off on your adventure. Here’s a list of exciting things you can do whilst exploring the county.
Inveraray Castle
With a stately interior and wonderful gardens to explore, Inveraray Castle should be on your list.
Kilmartin Glen
Camping in Argyll and Bute puts you within reach of one of Scotland's most important prehistoric landscapes. Kilmartin Museum tells the story of 12,000 years of human settlement in the Glen.
Puck’s Glen
A scenic walking trail where you’ll walk along a Victorian walkway up to a rocky gorge. On your journey, you’ll pass several stunning waterfalls and streams.
McCaig's Tower & Battery Hill
If you’re looking for great views across Oban and beyond, McCaig’s Tower is the perfect spot. You can also watch ferries sailing in and out of the harbour.
Dunadd Fort
A hillfort dating back to the Iron Age. It was believed that this was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Dal Riata. Now, you can explore Dunadd Fort and the surrounding areas on foot and take in all the rich history that comes with the spectacular grounds.
Ardkinglas Woodland Garden
A family-friendly spot perfect for all campers. The Ardkinglas Woodland Garden has a dramatic view over Loch Fyne. What makes this garden truly magical is The Gruffalo and Fairy trail. This trail leads you to the homes of fairies and elves living in the woodland garden.
Kintail Birds of Prey Argyll - Falconry Experiences
Get the chance to meet some of the majestic Scotland native birds of prey at the Kintail Birds of Prey Argyll. From Golden Eagles to snowy owls, the falconry centre has it all. You can even enjoy a private tour where you’ll get to personally handle the magnificent creatures.
Mount Stuart House & Gardens
Opening in the spring months, Mount Stuart House and Gardens, is a charming 19th-century Gothic Revival-style mansion with an extravagant interior that you can explore alongside expansive wild gardens. The house is located on the east coast of the Isle of Bute but makes for the perfect day trip whilst camping in Argyll and Bute, as it can be easily accessed via car, public transport or on a bike.
Fynes Ales Farm Brewery
Fynes Ales is a Scottish-owned farm brewery that makes the best quality beer using water from the hills and brewing in converted farm buildings. You can book a visit to the 4500-acre estate, where you’ll find their brewery tap, shop and courtyard beer garden.