Glenmore Campsite
About
Glenmore Campsite invites you to experience the best of the Scottish Highlands in a tranquil, forest‑lined setting just a stone’s throw from the crystal‑clear shores of Loch Morlich. Nestled within Cairngorms National Park, the site offers a unique blend of open sandy pitches, hard‑standing options, and electric pitches that cater to tents, caravans and motorhomes. Visitors can explore a wealth of woodland trails, spot native wildlife such as deer, otters and golden eagles, or glide across the loch on a canoe or kayak. The campsite’s proximity to major attractions—Cairngorm Mountain ski slopes, the Strathspey Steam Railway, and the Highland Wildlife Park—makes it an ideal base for families, nature enthusiasts and winter sports lovers alike. With dog‑friendly policies and comprehensive facilities including showers, toilets and a seasonal map, Glenmore Campsite ensures a comfortable and memorable stay for every traveller. The site’s 206 pitches are strategically positioned to offer breathtaking mountain views while remaining close to fresh air and forest ambience. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful weekend getaway, an adventurous safari of the Highlands, or a winter retreat on the slopes, Glenmore provides the perfect backdrop. Activities are available year‑round, from water‑sports in summer to skiing and snowboarding in winter, while quiet wildlife walks and scenic hikes provide endless opportunities for exploration. Conveniently accessible by car, bus, or train, guests can reach the campsite with ease. Stage Coach and ScotRail services connect Aviemore to major cities, and local bus routes bring visitors right to the campsite’s doorstep. The site’s friendly staff, accessible facilities, and nearby dining options ensure that every visitor’s needs are met, making Glenmore a standout destination for both first‑time campers and seasoned adventurers alike.
Highlights
- Mountain Views
- Direct Access to Loch Morlich
- National Park Setting
- Dog‑Friendly
- Electric Pitches
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Best time to visit
Summer and early autumn offer mild weather, vibrant wildlife sightings, and plenty of outdoor activities, while the winter months bring snow‑covered landscapes and ski adventures.
At a glance
- Typical visit: about 2 hours