Ardtower Caravan Park
Inverness, Highlands, Scotland
Ardtower Caravan Park is an ideal base for exploring both the bustle of Inverness's centre and the rural beauty of the Highlands. The park is well placed, perfect for the area's major attractions, with Culloden Battlefield very close and Loch Ness just a short drive away. Enjoy a selection of top notch facilities and a great range of pitch types as your tour or camp by the Moray Firth.
Why you'll love it at Ardtower Caravan Park
About the site
Recently built, the park has been built with the latest range of pitch types and sparkling new facilities to tempt guests. It's tucked into the crest of the hills, with fantastic access to both city and countryside. There are a total of 80 pitches, each offering uninterrupted view towards the Bonnie Black Isle and across to luscious hills and mountains beyond, ideal for motorhomes, caravans and tents. These include 90% level hardstanding pitches, super pitches with all the extras and space for extra large motorhomes with extra power requirement.
Open from 1 March to 3 January
There are 4 accommodation options on-site
Non Electric Grass Pitches
Grass pitches for tent campers without electric. There are variable designated grass areas depending on tent size and length of time required.
Electric Grass Pitches
Grass pitches for caravans, motorhomes, campervan, tents and trailer tents. Tents up to a max size of 4x4m can be accommodated with a vehicle. These include 16-Amp EHU.
Hardstanding Pitches
Hardstanding pitches for caravans, motorhomes, campervan and trailer tents with 16-Amp EHUs.
Super Pitches
Pitches for caravans, motorhomes and campervans which include EHU, drinking water and grey water facilities.
Site tariff
Site rules and policies
Dogs must be kept on short leads while outside the walking area provided. Please bring your own poop scoop and disposal bags are available in the park's shop.
Things to do on site and in the Inverness area
Culloden Battlefield is an unmissable stop on any traveller's itinerary. You'll find a visitor's centre that brings the historic battle to life and incredible Living History presentations that will make you feel like you've travelled back in time.
There is a frequent bus service to and from Inverness' centre which is only a short 10 minutes walk from your base, giving you access to all that Inverness has to offer. Hop on an open top bus tour and see all the sights or try a walking or cycling tour of the city. Don't miss magnificent Inverness Cathedral, its historic market or the fabulous Inverness Botanic Gardens.
This a fantastic area for getting active in the outdoors, with top adventure experiences such as gorge scrambling, canoeing, climbing, archery and abseiling offered all around, and well trained instructors on hand.
It's not far in the car to fabulous Loch Ness and Nessieland, where you can hunt for its mysterious inhabitant or just roam the loch's stunning surroundings.
Other great activities to try:
- Shopping at Eastgate Shopping Centre
- Glen Ord Distillery
- Urquhart Castle
Interested in staying at Ardtower Caravan Park?
Call 01463 790555 to book.
Unfortunately Ardtower Caravan Park doesn't share their availability calendar with us yet. Availability changes quickly, especially in summer, so we recommend enquiring by phone to avoid missing out.
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