Beauly Holiday Park Reviews

If you’re looking for Beauly Holiday Park reviews before booking, you’ll find plenty of feedback from previous guests about the facilities, location, pitches, staff and overall experience at this Highland holiday park.

Beauly Holiday Park is situated at Lovat Bridge on the outskirts of Beauly, around 10 minutes west of Inverness. The park sits alongside the River Beauly and is also positioned at the start or finish of the North Coast 500, making it a popular base for exploring the Scottish Highlands. 

What are guests saying about Beauly Holiday Park?

Recent reviews are particularly positive about the park's peaceful setting, cleanliness and modern facilities.

One guest described their stay as “very peaceful and relaxing”, while another called the location “beautiful and serene”, highlighting the walks, river views and tranquil surroundings.

The facilities are another recurring theme in reviews. Guests have described the toilet and shower facilities as “spotless and modern", with spacious showers, family bathrooms and accessible facilities receiving particular praise. One recent visitor called the facilities the “best we have seen on our travels.”

The park's location also gets frequent mentions. Guests have highlighted its position beside the River Beauly, the nature area and its usefulness as a base for exploring the Highlands. One reviewer described it as a “perfect base” for a tour of Scotland, while another called it a “must for the NC500 start or end.” 

Clean, modern facilities

Beauly Holiday Park has invested heavily in its campsite facilities, including a modern toilet and shower block with large shower and toilet cubicles, accessible facilities, family washrooms, laundry facilities and a pot-washing area. There is also a children's play area and Wi-Fi throughout the park.

The cleanliness of these facilities is one of the strongest themes running through recent guest feedback. Reviews describe the facilities as “spotless,” “immaculate,” “extremely clean” and “first class.”

Guests travelling with children have also commented positively on the family facilities, while accessible facilities are available for visitors who require them. 

A peaceful location beside the River Beauly

One of the features that makes Beauly Holiday Park distinctive is its setting. The park is located beside the River Beauly, with a nature area and walking opportunities nearby.

Recent visitors have described the site as “quiet,” “peaceful” and “tranquil”, with one reviewer particularly praising the river, surrounding walks and views. Another commented that even when the pitches were occupied, the site still felt spacious. 

For dog owners and anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors, the nature walk is another feature mentioned positively in reviews. One returning guest specifically said they particularly liked the park's nature walk.

Captain Faff's Bar and the social side of the park 

Beauly Holiday Park isn't only about camping and touring. Captain Faff's Bar provides an on-site place to relax in the evening, with live music and events during the season. The park also hosts live music and its own small festivals. 

The bar gets plenty of mentions in guest feedback. Reviews describe it as a “cracking wee bar”, with guests also mentioning live bands and the park's “micro festivals.”

 The combination of a peaceful campsite and an on-site bar appears to be particularly popular with returning guests. One recent Tripadvisor reviewer said the park had become “one of our favourites to visit”, mentioning the excellent facilities, friendly staff, micro festivals and live bands.

Beauly Holiday Park for the NC500

 The park's location makes it particularly relevant for visitors travelling the North Coast 500. Several recent reviews specifically mention stopping at Beauly Holiday Park while touring Scotland or using it as the beginning or end of an NC500 trip.

It's also within easy reach of Inverness and provides a base for exploring attractions and destinations across the Highlands. Previous guests have mentioned visiting places including Fortrose Bay, the Caledonian Canal at Fort Augustus and Dunrobin Castle during their stays.

What do guests like most about Beauly Holiday Park? 

Looking across recent reviews, several themes come up again and again:

• Peaceful Highland setting beside the River Beauly
• Clean and modern toilet and shower facilities 
• Friendly and helpful staff 
• Nature walks and outdoor space 
• Spacious, well-organised pitches 
• Captain Faff's on-site bar 
• Live music and micro festivals 
• Convenient location for exploring the Highlands 
• A useful stop for the NC500 
• Family and accessible facilities 

These themes are reflected in the feedback from couples, families, touring caravans, motorhomes and campers, as well as guests staying in the park's bell tents.

Read genuine Beauly Holiday Park reviews 

We've included guest reviews from Google and Tripadvisor below, giving you the opportunity to read the experiences of people who have actually stayed at Beauly Holiday Park. 

Rather than relying solely on an overall rating, it's worth looking through the individual comments to see what previous visitors have said about the location, facilities, cleanliness, pitches, staff, bar and overall atmosphere. 

Whether you're planning an NC500 road trip, a camping or touring holiday in the Highlands, or simply looking for somewhere peaceful to stay near Beauly and Inverness, the reviews below should give you a useful insight into what you can expect from a stay at Beauly Holiday Park.