For the first time ever, we’re keeping our campsite open through the winter – and we’d love to welcome you for a peaceful, cosy stay beneath the snow-dusted peaks of Glen Nevis.

While some of our regular facilities will be taking a well-earned rest over the colder months, we’ve got everything you need for a comfortable winter escape – whether you’re arriving by motorhome, campervan, caravan or even with a tent.

What’s Open This Winter?

Cameron Field - Motorcaravans, Caravans and Campervans

Our brand new Cameron facilities building is now open and fully winterised – designed to keep you warm and well looked after. It includes:

• Underfloor heating throughout

• Plenty of modern showers and toilets

• Indoor kitchen facilities

• Laundry area with washers and dryers

All pitches in Cameron Field come with:

• Electricity, water and drainage

• Hardstanding for motorcaravans, caravans and campervans

• Cameron Superpitches are extra roomy – at least 14 metres long, perfect if you need a bit more space

Deerpark Field – Tent Camping & Pods

We’re also keeping Deerpark Field open for those braving the tent or staying in one of our cosy camping pods.

We’ve not tried operating our pods in sub-zero temperatures yet so we’re restricting availability initially until we see how they perform.

Please note: the Deerpark toilet block will be closed during winter. Tent campers and pod guests will have access to the new Cameron Facilities building, which is just a short walk away.

Other Things to Know

• Our campsite shop and reception will be closed over the winter.

• Our main office (around a 10-minute walk away) will remain open and available for help and enquiries.

• A manager will be on site throughout the winter, so you’ll always have support nearby.

• Check our restaurant & bar website for details of opening times over November and December and a range of events we have on.

Winter Map

A Different Kind of Glen Nevis Experience

Winter in Glen Nevis is something special – peaceful glens, dramatic mountain views, and the occasional fall of snow adding a little extra magic to the landscape. Whether you’re wrapped up in your campervan or waking up to frost in your tent, it’s a quieter, more tranquil way to experience this beautiful corner of the Highlands.

We hope you’ll join us.