Cashel Campsite

We had a lovely stay here. The owners were very welcoming especially the lady who catered for our needs. When we arrived the wind had really picked up so she let us pick a more covered spot away from the Loch front which we had originally chose. The facilities are clean and maintained well and there is a small shop if you need any supplies. We liked the fridge magnets they were selling so we bought one! It is very relaxing here. The views are beautiful. There is a river with a cool little bridge to cross and there is a kids play park and a chill out area.

I went in the middle of November. Only campsite available in the WHW then. Very grateful to Karen for looking after me. Location is superb and beautiful. Everything you could need. Also, the supplies/foods they sell are super cheap, not trying to rip you off. Feels like they actually want you to make it and not make your pockets bleed in your intent. Very knowledgeable about the trek too. Thank you Karen, would definitely recommend!

Stayed a couple of nights at Cashel en route to the Northern Highlands. A peaceful site on the banks of Loch Lomond with good-sized, well spaced pitches. The shop has the basics (stock had been run down due to work to be undertaken when we stayed) and the staff are friendly and welcoming. Good walks along the shores of the loch are easily accessible from the site. The facilities are more than adequate and clean, although the washing up sinks are a little exposed when the wind is whistling off the loch. The track around the site is a little rutted but won’t ruin your suspension.

Two nights here at end of September. Amazing setting. Paid extra for lakeside pitch, worth the extra. Well kept, good facilities. They did have a lot of rules, no tents or awnings on the grass between hardstandings seemed a bit much but didn't cause us a problem (motorhome). Found the staff very helpful and polite, they did enforce the rules but I guess they don't make them. Would certainly go back although the road to it would be tight in anything really big. No midges but it was late September. Lovely walk around the shore of the lake. Was told by another resident that there was some amazing hill walking behind the campsite but we were too lazy for that.

I was nearing the end of the West Highland Way (walking it backwards) and thinking of finding a camping spot for the night. Temperatures of -8 were expected so it was going to be a cold night.|I was about to walk past the Cashel Campsite as it seemed unlikely it would be open, but it was, so I took a punt and went in. Not only was it open, the lady that checked me in also came to my tent as night fell with two filled hot water bottles. An amazing gesture, and I, and my now warm feet, were extremely grateful.|Thank you.

OMG! This was totally unexpected. From the moment we arrived the staff were brilliant. The site is well maintained. The toilets, showers and washing facilities are spotless and warm. |Booked 4 nights and stayed for 5,it was so good.|A wonderful, peaceful retreat|Will definitely be returning.

Cashel is an amasing campsite, one of my favourites in Scotland, and I've stayed in a lot of them. I've now visited Cashel at length quite a few times and have a good feel for it. Most basically, the location is spectacular, right on the east shore of gorgeous Loch Lomond. looking west across it with unobstructed views, along an usually nice section of coast. The more I've stayed here, the more I've come to appreciate what a treasure Loch Lomond is (for someone who lives in Glasgow and used to take it for granted). The premium campsites are only 10-15 feet from the water. From there, one is in a great position to enjoy the constantly changing sky and water, in their infinite forms, along with all the wildlife, including humans, that frequent the Loch. I've seen hundreds of geese swimming north at dusk, heading up the Loch to moult, and then return the way they came a month later, back to the farm next door where they graze in fields, easily accessible by turnstile. And then there are the contemplative paddle boarders at dawn on water of glass, not to mention the cold water swimmers in the spring. Another great feature of this campsite is the wonderful staff. They run a great facility and are always happy to serve and chat with a smile. They take considerable pride in the site and go to considerable lengths to maintain it well for the safety, wellbeing, and enjoyment of their guests. And then there are the amasing campers from all of over the world, camping in every conceivable way, with the diverse community changing daily, including many tent campers walking the West Highland Way. On a nice weekend, it's a little like being at a festival, although the staff insists that things quiet down by 10pm. Cashel Campsite is VERY popular, especially with the locals, so reserve early. I couldn't recommend a campsite more highly. IMHO it's a privilege to stay here.

Rented a hard pitch for a few nights this past weekend so we could do a few activities in the Loch Lomond area. What a place! The camp site was perfectly situated, well maintained, had lots of facilities and was overall a really enjoyable place to stay. The place has a handy little shop.. with everything you could typically forget to take along on your trip Staff were very pleasant and helpful. The best bit by far was seeing the stunning views at sunset and sunrise... And the star filled sky at night. Highly recommend this place if you are needing a place to stay in the area.