Ben Nevis Holiday Park Fort William Review
Ben Nevis Holiday Park Fort William Review – Set at the foot of Ben Nevis, this immaculate holiday park boasts excellent accommodation at a reasonable price, with hot tubs too! Read on…
Hot Tub Lodges – Ben Nevis Holiday Park Fort William Review
Ben Nevis Holiday Park offers two, three or four bedroom hot tub lodges. Everything is so smart and so modern. Each bedroom has its own ensuite and television so ideal for multi generational breaks. The finish and design is spot on. The kitchen is very well furnished, with a cleaning kit and there’s even a wine fridge. Most holiday parks leave you no toiletries, but here you’re treated to The Highland Soap Company toiletries including conditioner (which is more generous than many hotels).
The Hot Tub is warm the minute you arrive so all you have to do is lift the lid and take the plunge – no waiting around. Hot tub towels, robes and slippers are provided – real luxury! The decking also has a dining table and chairs for al fresco meals.
Read our Guide to Things to Do in Fort William.
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Accommodation – Lodges, Glamping & Camping
There is a mix of accommodation on offer here so find the accommodation to suit your holiday. Lodges (without hot tubs) can be rented, high spec glamping pods (see images above), static caravans, and pitches for motorhomes and tents are all available. We’re talking accommodation to suit different budgets and experiences, and all good quality too. Dog friendly site so all the family is welcome.
Highland Holidays also have sites in Tyndrum and Oban so take a look if those locations appeal to you or suit you better.
Facilities – Ben Nevis Holiday Park Fort William Review
There’s a small shop onsite and Campbell’s Cafe and Takeaway serves up coffees, teas and snacks from sandwiches and soups to pizza and kids meals. Dine in, sit outside on the terrace, or takeaway. A large laundrette, recycling facilities and v modern shower and toilet facilities are available for campers. There’s a playground for little ones too. Kids can bring a ball or a frisby as there’s ample room to play and meet other children.
Reception is manned till around 8pm. We did have to queue behind other guests to check-in in person, and I do prefer the Covid method of heading straight to the mobile home and asking questions later if you have any. Having said that, when we were served service was very friendly, welcoming and informative.
Setting & Location
The views from the hot tub are breathtaking so it is kinda hard to drag yourself away – you certainly can’t argue with Scotland’s scenery. The holiday park is situated in the outskirts of Fort William and we found SO much to do in the local vicinity. Read our guide to Things to Do in Fort William and you’ll see what I mean. And don’t forget that seasonal skiing is available at the Nevis Range.
We really rated our stay here, and would recommend to anyone.
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Our Story – We drove to Fort William, in an electric car that we charged at Morrisson’s supermarket. Fort William does also have a train station, which is a twelve minute drive to the holiday park.
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