Lochranza Campsite - peaceful camping and touring accommodation surrounded by spectacular scenery on the Isle of Arran.
Lochranza Campsite is a peaceful camping and touring site in the village of Lochranza at the northern end of the Isle of Arran. Surrounded by mountains and beautiful island scenery, the campsite welcomes tents, campervans, motorhomes and touring caravans, providing an attractive base for walkers, cyclists, couples, families and outdoor enthusiasts. Its relaxed setting is particularly suited to visitors looking to experience Arran's wildlife, countryside and dramatic northern landscape.
The campsite provides pitches for tents and touring vehicles, supported by facilities including toilets, showers, electric hook-ups and washing-up facilities. Camping pods are also available for visitors who prefer an alternative to bringing their own tent or touring accommodation. The natural surroundings are a major feature of a stay here, with red deer regularly seen around Lochranza and the campsite providing a simple, comfortable base from which to enjoy the outdoors.
Lochranza is one of Arran's most scenic villages, with its ruined castle standing beside the loch and mountains rising around the surrounding countryside. Visitors can enjoy walking, cycling, wildlife watching and exploring the coastline, while the village is also home to the Isle of Arran Distillers' Lochranza Distillery. With ferry connections from Lochranza to the Kintyre Peninsula, the campsite is also conveniently positioned for visitors incorporating Arran into a wider tour of Scotland's west coast.
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Lochranza Campsite is situated in Lochranza at the northern end of the Isle of Arran. The village occupies a striking setting beside Loch Ranza, surrounded by mountains and countryside that make this part of the island particularly popular with walkers, cyclists and wildlife enthusiasts.
Nearby attractions include the ruins of Lochranza Castle and the Lochranza Distillery, while the surrounding landscape provides excellent opportunities for walking and spotting Arran's wildlife. Red deer are a familiar sight around the village, adding to the area's distinctive Highland character.
Lochranza also has a seasonal ferry connection across Kilbrannan Sound to Claonaig on the Kintyre Peninsula, making it a useful stopping point for visitors touring Scotland's west coast. From the campsite, guests can also explore south through Arran towards villages including Brodick, Lamlash and Blackwaterfoot.
Accommodation Amenities
- Accessible
- Chemical Toilet Disposal Point
- Children Welcome
- Dog Friendly
- Electric Hook-ups
- Kitchen Area
- Launderette
- Off Road Parking
- Toilet and Shower Block
- Washing Up Facilities
- WiFi
Distances are as the crow flies, and not by road. Distances via roads will be longer.