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Highland Camping Sites Dominate National Tourism Awards

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The majestic Highland landscape has once again proven its unrivalled appeal as local camping destinations swept the board at the prestigious 2024 Campsites.co.uk Camping and Glamping Awards.

Fort William’s Glen Nevis Caravan and Camping Park emerged as the jewel in the Highland crown, clinching both the Best Campsite and Best Family Campsite awards for the Highlands and Argyll region.

Nestled dramatically at the foot of Britain’s highest peak, the award-winning site has earned an exceptional 4.74-star rating, with an impressive 98% of visitors expressing their enthusiasm to return.

The successful Highland showing continued with Bunroy Park in Fort William securing the coveted Best Caravan Park title for the Highlands and Argyll region, whilst also claiming the runner-up position in the Best Campsite category.

Strathpeffer’s Riverside Chalet and Caravan Park demonstrated the region’s diverse appeal by achieving runner-up status in the Best Adult Only Campsite category for all of Scotland.

The thriving Nairn tourism sector received recognition through Barrow Campsite Nairn’s impressive double runner-up achievement in both the Best Caravan Park and Best Family Campsite categories for the Highlands and Argyll region.

Further Fort William success came as Ben Nevis Holiday Park secured a runner-up position in the Family Campsite category, reinforcing the area’s reputation as a premier family destination.

The rapidly growing glamping sector saw strong Highland representation with both Lochinver’s Suilven View Pod and Drumnadrochit’s Coiltie Glampod achieving runner-up positions in the Best Glamping Site category.

Guest feedback has been particularly effusive about Glen Nevis Caravan and Camping Park, with one visitor declaring it “The best campsite I’ve ever stayed at in Scotland” whilst others consistently praised the breathtaking views of Ben Nevis from their pitches.

The remarkable success of Highland sites in these national awards underscores the region’s continuing appeal to outdoor enthusiasts and families alike, whilst highlighting the exceptional quality of local tourism facilities.

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