Loch Ness Shores - Camping and Caravanning Club Site

The site itself has excellent eco credentials, using innovative green technologies. The facilities include an amenity block with under floor heating and shower rooms.

There are panoramic views around the campsite, to the mountains beyond, and it is the perfect base for walks and exploring the scenery and wildlife in the area. Historic sites like the magnificent Urquhart Castle and the charming town and village of Fort Augustus and Drumnadrochit are located around Loch Ness.

Pitch Types Explained

Worth Noting 

• The site is one of the few places around Loch Ness where you can get direct access to the shoreline.
• Due to local planning restrictions, please note that the arrival time for this site is after 2pm.

Access and SatNav Advice - Don’t use a satnav to access this site.

Approaching on the A9, turn off at Raigmore Hospital and follow the south ring road (B8082 Sir Walter Scott Drive) until you see a roundabout with a green Loch Ness Monster on it. Turn left on to the B862 to Dores, and join the B852 to Foyers along Loch Ness. As you approach Foyers, you will see on the right-hand side what was the old hotel (now called Foyers Lodge). Turn right 100m further on behind the No Entry sign, which is signposted for Lower Foyers and follow the signs to the campsite. Approaching from the South, leave the A82 at Fort Augustus and follow the B862 to Whitebridge. Approximately 1 mile after the Whitebridge Hotel, turn left on B852 to Foyers. Approximately 1 mile after Foyers Stores, turn sharp left to Lower Foyers and follow signs to site.

Eat Local

Craigdarroch Inn, Foyers Lodge, Foyers Hotel, Waterfall Café, Cameron’s Tea Room and The Whitebridge Hotel all sell excellent food. We recommend making advanced bookings if you wish to enjoy any of these while staying at the site.