Booking your pitch at Beauly Holiday Park is quick and easy. Reserve online here. 
We do not take bookings over the phone.
if you would like to book multiple pitches then each pitch needs to be booked seperately.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially during summer or when travelling the NC500, as riverside pitches fill up fast.

All bookings for Beauly Holiday Park are made online only through our secure booking system. This ensures real-time availabilty, instant confirmation, and the best possible rates.

Click here to reserve your pitch in a few easy steps.

Yes - we strongly recommend booking in advance, especially during the busy summer months and NC500 travel season. Beauly Holiday Park is a popular riverside campsite near Loch Ness, and pitches can fill up quickly.

Booking ahead guarantees your preferred pitch type and travel dates, with instant confirmation through our online system.

When you book online, a non-refundable deposit (booking fee) is required to secure your pitch. The remaining balance is due 60 days before arrival. We'll send you a reminder email with a secure payment link when it's time to pay the balance.

All payments are handled safely online - we do not accept cash (due to the closure of all local banks) or phone payments.

Booking early and paying your deposit guarantees your pitch, especially during the busy NC500 travel season.

Check-in at Beauly Holiday Park is available from 13:30 until 19:00. This gives our team time to prepare pitches and facilities after departing guests.
If you expect to arrive later in the evening or earlier in the day we do have the option for early check-in (between 11:00 and 12:30) and late check-in (between 19:00 and 21:00) but these incur additional fees and must be booked in advance.
Please note: The reception closes for lunch between 12:30 and 13:30

No - Due to the closure of all local banks, Beauly Holiday Park is a cashless site. All bookings and payments are made by card only, we do not accept cash anywhere on the park.
This includes our on-site shop and bar, which both take card payments only.

If you're travelling in a hired campervan or motorhome and don't yet know the registration number, simply enter 'hire' in the regsitration box on the form.

This lets us know you're using a rental vehicle, and your booking will still be confirmed as normal.
If possible please give the make and model of the van.

If you need to cancel your booking at Beauly Holiday Park, our cancellation policy is as follows:

Up to 21 days before arrival:
A £15 cancellation fee applies for pitches, or £25 / £45 for Bell Tents (this covers the non-refundable deposit/booking fee).
Less than 21 days before arrival:
The full balance is charged, and no refund is available.
We offer optional Xcover refund insurance through our booking system at the time of booking, which protects you if unexpected circumstances prevent your stay. Click here to read about this policy.

In some special cases, if the cancelation is before 21 days before arrival, we may still still refund a balance if it falls outside of the terms of Xcover, however, we will need written confirmation from XCover that a refund has not been issued before we can refund your balance.

If you’d prefer to move your booking instead of cancelling, we can usually do this up to 4 days before arrival for a small £3 administration fee. Date changes are subject to availability and management approval.

Please note: Bookings that special events such as Beauly Buzz, Belladrum, and Mutiny have their own cancellation conditions, listed on the relevant event pages.

(Terms last updated 20 July 2024)

👉 Tip: To protect your booking and avoid unexpected costs, consider adding refund insurance when you book online.

Yes — you can change your booking dates up to 4 days before arrival, provided we have availability and your new stay is within 12 months of your original booking date. A maximum of two date changes is permitted, and all changes are at the absolute discretion of management. There is a £3 administration fee for each date change.

If you’d like to shorten your stay (for example, reducing 7 nights to 4 nights), this can be done up to 21 days before arrival. We will refund the unused nights, but we can’t offer refunds for changes made within 21 days of arrival.

Please note:  This option does not apply to festival or special event bookings, such as Beauly Buzz or Belladrum.

(Terms updated 20 July 2024)

If you have a  voucher you can enter the code during the booking process as follows:

If you're travelling with a roof tent, please book a tent pitch. Depending on the size - if it stays within the footprint of your vehicle book a 3x2 pitch if it extends outside of the footprint of your vehicle you will need to book a 4x3 or 5x4 pitch.

When booking just mention in the form when prompted that you're bringing a roof tent this helps our team allocate you the most suitable spot.

Yes — you are very welcome to stay together, but each pitch must be booked separately through our online system. When booking, simply add a note in the comments box requesting that your pitches be next to each other, and our team will do their best to accommodate you.

Please note: To be side by side, both pitches must be the same type — for example, two grass pitches or two hard-standing pitches. If you book one of each, they won’t be located together.

No — only one tent, campervan, or motorhome is allowed per pitch. This is to meet the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’s safety separation requirements, which ensure safe spacing between units across the park.

If you’re travelling with friends or family, you’ll need to book a separate pitch for each tent or vehicle. You can request to be placed next to each other by adding a note when booking, and we’ll do our best to arrange this.

👉 Tip: Booking matching pitch types (for example, two grass pitches) helps us position your group side by side safely and comfortably.

Yes — if you and your friends book the same type of pitch, we can usually arrange for your pitches to be side by side. Simply add a note to your booking requesting to be placed together, and our team will do their best to make it happen.

Please note: During busy periods, such as summer holidays or NC500 travel season, we can’t always guarantee adjacent pitches — but we’ll always try our best.

👉 Tip: Booking early and choosing the same pitch type (for example, two grass pitches) gives you the best chance of camping right next to your friends.

No — under Scottish Fire and Rescue Service regulations, we can only allow one unit per pitch. This means either a tent, campervan, or caravan, but not more than one together.

The tent area is separate from the touring pitches. However, if you would like to camp close together, you can book a grass touring pitch in the bottom field and a separate tent pitch, and we’ll do our best to place them near each other.

Please note: During busy times, especially in peak season, we can not always guarantee pitches will be directly beside one another — but we’ll always try to accommodate your request where possible.

👉 Tip: If you’re travelling as a mixed group of tents and campervans, mention it in your booking notes so our team can plan the best layout for your stay.

Unfortunately not — kids’ tents aren’t permitted on touring pitches. Under Scottish Fire and Rescue Service regulations, we must maintain strict safety distances between all units that people sleep in, including small tents.

This means every tent, campervan, motorhome, or caravan must be on its own dedicated pitch.

👉 Tip: If your children would like to sleep in a tent, you can book a separate tent pitch nearby — just mention it in your booking notes, and we’ll do our best to keep you close together.

If you’re towing a caravan with a campervan, please note that both are classed as separate camping units under Scottish Fire and Rescue Service regulations. Because only one unit is allowed per pitch, you’ll need to book a separate pitch for each.

If your campervan is small, you may be able to park it in our on-site car park instead — but this area is for parking only, with no camping activity (such as sleeping, cooking, or using facilities overnight).

Please email us before booking so we can help you find the best setup for your stay.

👉 Tip: Mention your towing arrangement in the booking notes — our team will do their best to keep your caravan pitch and parking space close together.

Sorry, we are no longer able to offer seasonal pitches at Beauly Holiday Park. Due to licensing and planning restrictions, the maximum stay is 21 nights, and guests must wait at least 7 nights before returning.

Our focus is on providing a relaxed, short-stay riverside experience for campers, motorhomes, and caravans exploring the Scottish Highlands, Loch Ness, and the NC500.

👉 Tip: If you’re planning a longer trip through the Highlands, consider splitting your journey between a few nearby stops — our team can suggest great local campsites to pair with Beauly.

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park offers a great selection of hard-standing touring pitches, perfect for motorhomes, campervans, and caravans. Around half of our touring pitches are hard-standing, providing a solid, level base in all weather conditions.

All touring pitches include electric hook-up, and many also have fresh water connections. We also offer fully serviced hard-standing pitches with grey water drainage for extra convenience.

The hard-standing pitches — both up to 8m and over 8m — are located right along the riverbank, offering beautiful riverside views and easy access to the water’s edge.

Many of the top-field grass pitches also have lovely views of the river, while the bottom-field grass pitches and fully serviced hard-standing pitches with drainage are set a little further back from the river.

We always do our best to honour riverside pitch requests, however, in certain cases — such as high winds or group bookings — we may need to adjust allocations for safety and practicality reasons.

👉 Tip: If a riverside spot is important to you, mention it in your booking notes and book early — these scenic pitches are among the most popular with guests touring the NC500.

No — sleeping in awnings is not permitted at Beauly Holiday Park. This is due to Scottish Fire and Rescue Service regulations, which prohibit using awnings as sleeping accommodation for safety reasons.

You are welcome to use your awning for storage, dining, or relaxing, but not for overnight sleeping.

Click here for more information about using awnings at Beauly Holiday Park.

👉 Tip: If you need extra sleeping space, consider booking a separate tent pitch nearby — our team can usually place you close together.

Yes — you are welcome to put up a gazebo at Beauly Holiday Park, as long as it’s a standard size (up to 3m x 3m) and fits within your pitch area.

If you plan to bring a larger gazebo for a group, please email us in advance with the details so we can confirm space and suitability.

Open-sided gazebos are free of charge, but if your gazebo is fully enclosed, please add it to your booking as an awning.

👉 Tip: Standard gazebos are perfect for providing shade or shelter during your NC500 adventure — just make sure they’re securely pegged down in case of Highland winds.

To comply with Scottish Fire and Rescue Service regulations, awnings at Beauly Holiday Park must:

Not extend more than 3 metres from the side of your caravan or motorhome.
Not be longer than the vehicle itself.
⚠️ Important: Some large “drive-away awnings” may be classed as tents due to their size and design. These might require a separate booking for safety and spacing reasons. If you’re unsure, please email us a photo before your visit and we’ll be happy to advise.

The use of electric fan heaters or air-conditioning units inside awnings is not permitted, and sleeping in awnings is also strictly prohibited.

👉 Tip: Standard-size awnings are ideal for relaxing, dining, or storing gear — just make sure they meet the safety spacing rules to keep everyone comfortable and compliant.

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park offers secure winter storage for touring caravans and motorhomes at a rate of £1.96 per day.

Much of the park is covered by CCTV, and we have staff living on site year-round, providing extra peace of mind. However, please note that storage is at the owner’s own risk.

👉 Tip: Winter storage is a great option if you plan to return in spring or continue your NC500 adventures next season — spaces are limited, so it’s best to book early.

To help protect our grounds, the grass touring pitches are available from 1st April to 30th September each year.

Tent pitches are open for a longer season — from 14th March to 25th October.

No — Beauly Holiday Park is now a seasonal touring park only, so we no longer accept static caravans on-site.

Our focus is on providing touring pitches for caravans, motorhomes, campervans, and tents, offering a flexible and friendly base for exploring Loch Ness, the NC500, and the Scottish Highlands.

Yes — visitors are welcome at Beauly Holiday Park. If you are expecting guests during your stay, please let us know at reception.

There is a visitor car parking charge of £3 for up to 4 hours. Visitors should park in the designated areas and follow the parks safety guidelines while on site.

Sorry — under the terms of our operating licence and insurance, Beauly Holiday Park can only accommodate guests staying for holiday or recreational purposes.

We’re unable to offer pitches to anyone working or living in the area temporarily.

No — Beauly Holiday Park is an independent, privately owned campsite, not part of any national camping or caravan club.

This means we can offer a friendly, relaxed atmosphere with flexible booking options for all guests — whether you’re camping, touring with a motorhome, or travelling the NC500.

👉 Tip: Everyone is welcome at Beauly Holiday Park — no membership required, just great Highland hospitality in a beautiful riverside setting.

Yes — Small fire pits are welcome at Beauly Holiday Park, as long as they are supervised at all times and do not damage the grass.

We do, however, encourage guests to use our communal BBQ and fire pits, which are safely set up for everyone to enjoy.

👉 Tip: The riverside setting is perfect for a relaxed evening BBQ — just remember to keep fires small, raised off the ground, and fully extinguished before leaving them unattended.

Yes — BBQs are welcome at Beauly Holiday Park, as long as they don’t damage the grass and are supervised at all times.

We also have a central BBQ area with benches, perfect for social cooking and meeting other campers.

For safety reasons, BBQs must be kept a safe distance from caravans, motorhomes, and tents, and disposable tin-foil BBQs are not permitted.

👉 Tip: Use a raised or reusable BBQ to protect the grass and enjoy a relaxed evening by the river — the ideal Highland camping experience.

No — commercial or sign-written business vehicles are not permitted at Beauly Holiday Park. This helps us maintain a relaxed, holiday-focused atmosphere for all guests.

Click here for more details about our vehicle policy.

Sorry — wood-burning stoves are not permitted inside vans, tents, or any camping units at Beauly Holiday Park. This rule is in place to comply with Scottish Fire and Rescue Service safety regulations.

Open flames and solid-fuel burners can pose serious fire and carbon monoxide risks in enclosed spaces.

👉 Tip: If you’d like to stay warm outdoors, you’re welcome to use a small fire pit or the communal fire area, as long as it’s safely managed and attended at all times.

No — Beauly Holiday Park is now only open seasonally, from 14th March to 25th October each year.

Outside these dates, the park is closed for maintenance and winter storage.

Sorry — for safety reasons, e-scooters are not permitted at Beauly Holiday Park.

The only exception is for mobility scooters, which must be pre-authorised by a staff member before use.

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park is proud to support Rokzkool Academy as our nominated charity.

Rokzkool Academy provides music education and creative opportunities for young people, helping them build confidence and develop their talent through performance and learning.

👉 Tip: By staying with us, you’re also helping support this great local cause — thank you for being part of it!

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park has modern, fully accessible facilities. Our toilet and shower block includes a fully accessible washroom and enhanced-access toilets.

Access to the accessible washroom is via the National Key Scheme (NKS). If you don’t have your own NKS key, you can borrow one from reception for a £10 cash deposit, which is refunded when the key is returned.

A short video tour of our accessible facilities is also available — perfect for seeing what to expect before your visit.

👉 Tip: If you have specific accessibility needs, feel free to mention them in your booking notes or contact us before arrival so we can ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible.

Our on-site bar is open Friday and Saturday evenings from Easter through to September, between 7:30 PM and 11:30 PM.

For 2026, the bar will be open every night from mid-July to mid-August, giving guests even more opportunities to relax and enjoy the friendly atmosphere.

During the summer months, we often host informal music sessions with local bands and musicians — a great way to experience a taste of Highland hospitality. Visit our Events Page for details on upcoming entertainment.

You’ll also find Thai at Beauly, a popular mobile Thai food unit that regularly sets up beside the bar. Guests are welcome to enjoy their meals inside the bar. Click here for more information.

👉 Tip: The bar is a favourite spot for guests touring the NC500 — perfect for unwinding with good food, local music, and riverside views.

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park is an official Calor Gas agent, and we keep a wide range of cylinder sizes in stock all year round.

We can also refill most built-in LPG systems, making it easy for motorhome and caravan guests to top up during their stay. Click here to visit our LPG information page.

👉 Tip: Having gas available on-site is especially handy for NC500 travellers and longer Highland camping trips — no need to hunt for refills while you’re on the road.

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park provides dedicated chemical waste disposal points for both grey water and black water waste.

We kindly ask all guests to use green, septic tank–safe chemicals wherever possible to help protect the environment and our natural drainage systems.

👉 Tip: Our easy-access waste points make Beauly Holiday Park a convenient stop for motorhomes and caravans touring the NC500.

Because Beauly Holiday Park is in a rural riverside location, our waste system operates through a septic tank. For this reason, we ask all guests to use green, septic tank–friendly toilet chemicals.

We also have a separate disposal system for units using blue chemicals, but please note that most blue products contain formaldehyde, which kills the natural bacteria that keep septic tanks functioning properly.

If you need to purchase green, eco-friendly toilet chemicals, you can order them directly through us here before or during your stay.

👉 Tip: Using septic-safe chemicals helps us protect the environment and keep Beauly Holiday Park’s natural setting clean and sustainable for future visitors.
 
 

Yes — Wi-Fi is available throughout most areas of Beauly Holiday Park, with reasonably good coverage across the site.

Access costs £3.50 per day, which covers up to two devices. This allows you to stay connected while still enjoying the peace and quiet of our riverside Highland setting.

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park has modern laundry facilities located inside our toilet and shower block. Guests have access to washing machines and dryers, making it easy to freshen up clothes during longer stays or NC500 trips.

You can also watch our short video tour to see the laundry and other on-site facilities before you arrive.

👉 Tip: The laundry is open daily and ideal for campers and motorhome travellers spending several days exploring the Scottish Highlands.

Terrestrial TV reception at Beauly Holiday Park is quite poor. The park is locaten at the bottom of a glen and has many mature trees, which  interferes with standard aerial signals.

Guests staying on grass pitches or hard-standing pitches with drainage usually enjoy better satellite reception.

👉 Tip: If TV signal is important during your stay, bring a satellite dish or signal booster. 

For the 2026 season all pitches with electric hook up will be metered.

From 2026, all pitches at Beauly Holiday Park will have a metered 10-amp electric hook-up supply.

A 10-amp supply provides around 2.3 kW of power, which is ideal for low-energy camping appliances such as lights, fridges, and small kettles.

Please note:  High-powered household appliances — like standard electric kettles, fan heaters, or hair dryers — can trip the supply.

👉 Tip: To avoid power issues, use low-wattage camping equipment designed for 10A hook-ups — perfect for reliable touring along the NC500 or exploring the Scottish Highlands.

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park has a 7kW EV charging point located at reception, available for guests to use during their stay.

👉 Tip: Please don’t plug EVs into standard pitch hook-ups — these are designed for caravans and motorhomes only. Use the dedicated charging point for safe and efficient charging

Yes — showers are fully included in the pitch price at Beauly Holiday Park. There are no extra charges for using the shower facilities.

Our modern toilet and shower block is kept clean and comfortable, with plenty of hot water available for all guests.

👉 Tip: After a day exploring Loch Ness or the NC500, you can enjoy a hot shower without worrying about tokens or extra fees.

Beauly Holiday Park is located just 10 miles (16 km) from Inverness, making it a perfect base for exploring the Scottish Highlands and Loch Ness area.

The quickest route by road is via the A9 over the Kessock Bridge, taking around 20–25 minutes by car or motorhome.

There’s also a regular bus service (No. 28) that can stop right at the park entrance on request, and Beauly Train Station is only 1 mile away, offering easy connections to Inverness and beyond.

👉 Tip: Many guests use Beauly as a peaceful stop before or after visiting Inverness — it’s close enough for day trips but far enough to enjoy quiet riverside camping.

Yes — you can easily walk from Beauly Holiday Park into Beauly village. It takes around 25 minutes on foot, with a pavement running alongside the main road the whole way.

The walk is straightforward and scenic, leading you right into the heart of the village where you’ll find shops, cafés, and places to eat.

Beauly Holiday Park is well connected by public transport. The No. 28 bus runs regularly and will stop right at the park entrance on request — ideal for trips to Inverness or nearby Highland villages.

The Beauly Train Station is also just 1 mile from the park, offering easy rail links to Inverness, Dingwall, and further north along the NC500 route.

👉 Tip: If you’re exploring without a car or motorhome, Beauly makes a great base — you can enjoy peaceful riverside camping with convenient access to buses and trains.

Yes — there is usually a shuttle bus to the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival that can stop at the entrance to Beauly Holiday Park on request.

Please note: This bus service is organised by the Belladrum Festival team, not by Beauly Holiday Park Ltd. Timetables and routes are typically released closer to the event.

A new walking path has also been built from the park and now extends about halfway to the Belladrum Festival site, making it easier for those who prefer to walk part of the way.

👉 Tip: Shuttle buses and walking paths can vary each year, so we recommend checking the official Belladrum Festival travel updates before your stay.

Yes — there are local taxi services available in Beauly if you need transport to Inverness, Belladrum Festival, or nearby Highland attractions.

Beauly Taxis: 01463 782498

Taxis can usually pick you up directly from the park entrance, but it’s best to book in advance, especially during busy times like summer weekends or festival season.

👉 Tip: For late-night returns from Beauly village or Belladrum, arrange your taxi ahead of time to guarantee a smooth ride back to the park.

The nearest grocery store is the Co-op in Beauly, located about 1 mile from Beauly Holiday Park — just a few minutes by car or around a 25-minute walk.

Beauly also has a well-stocked delicatessen, butcher, and bakery, offering a great selection of local produce. Just outside the village, you’ll also find a farm shop with fresh Highland goods and seasonal treats.

👉 Tip: Many guests like to stock up in Beauly before heading out to explore the NC500 or Loch Ness — it’s the perfect spot to grab essentials or sample local food.

Yes — there’s a great choice of restaurants, cafés, and takeaways in Beauly, just over 1 mile from the park. Whether you’re looking for a sit-down meal, a quick bite, or a takeaway delivery, there’s something for everyone:

Lovat Arms Hotel – Traditional Scottish dishes in a relaxed setting.
Corner on the Square – Award-winning deli and café serving local produce. 
Café Biagiotti – Italian-inspired coffee, pastries, and light meals. 
Priory Hotel – Classic pub meals and Highland hospitality. 
Shimla (Indian) – Delicious curries and delivery available to the park. 
Downright Gabbler – Stylish bar and restaurant with local ingredients. 
Friary Fish & Chips – Traditional takeaway favourite. 
Thai at Beauly – Popular mobile Thai food unit, often setting up right beside our on-site bar. [Click here for details]
👉 Tip: Beauly has a surprisingly strong food scene for a small Highland village — perfect for campers who want to enjoy great local meals without going far from the park.

Yes — fishing is allowed on the River Beauly, but it is fly fishing only and strictly by permit.

We can issue a river trout licence for £12 per stay, valid on a catch-and-release basis. The brown trout season runs from 15th March to 6th October.

If you’d like to fish for salmon or sea trout, you’ll need a permit from the Beauly Angling Club.

👉 Tip: The River Beauly is one of the most scenic fishing spots in the Highlands — perfect for a quiet day’s fly fishing during your stay.

Yes — you can swim in the River Beauly, but please do so with caution. The river is both dam-release and tidal, meaning the flow rate and water depth can change quickly.

For safety, it’s best to swim on an incoming tide and towards the east end of the park, where the water is usually calmer.

👉 Tip: Always check the river conditions before swimming, and never enter the water alone. The River Beauly is beautiful but powerful — respect it, and you’ll enjoy a safe Highland wild swim.

Yes — well-behaved pets are very welcome at Beauly Holiday Park! We have a beautiful 6-acre nature reserve at the bottom of the park, complete with scenic walking paths perfect for exercising your dog. Click here to see our dog walking page.

For the comfort and safety of all guests, we kindly ask that:

Pets are kept under control at all times.
Female dogs in season, or recently in season, are not permitted on the park.

Yes — Beauly Holiday Park has a safe, fenced-in play area designed for children to enjoy the outdoors. It features natural balance obstacles and open space for fun and adventure.

The play area is located within easy reach of the main pitches, so parents can relax while keeping an eye on their children.

At Beauly Holiday Park, infants up to 12 months old stay free of charge.

Children over 12 months are charged at £3 per night.

👉 Tip: We’re a family-friendly riverside campsite with open space, a children’s play area, and easy access to Beauly village — perfect for families exploring the Scottish Highlands and Loch Ness area.
 
 

Yes — there are hundreds of miles of fantastic dog walks around Beauly Holiday Park and the surrounding Highlands. From gentle riverside strolls to scenic forest trails, there’s something for every dog (and owner!) to enjoy.

We also have a 6-acre nature reserve right at the bottom of the park with about 700m of paths

Click here to visit our Dog Walking page, for maps, routes, and local recommendations.

👉 Tip: Beauly is one of the best dog-friendly stops on the NC500, with endless space to walk, play, and explore the Scottish countryside.

We’re very fortunate at Beauly Holiday Park — we rarely have midges! Thanks to our open riverside location and the regular Highland breeze, midges are uncommon here except on the very stillest of days.

In fact, some summers we don’t see any midges at all.

👉 Tip: If you’re travelling the NC500 or exploring the Scottish Highlands, Beauly is one of the best spots to enjoy the outdoors without the usual midge problem.

One of the reasons we now choose green bell tents is that they warm up quicker in the sun and do not radiate the heat away as quickly at night. However, even though it is "glamping" it is still "camping" and you should be prepared for cold weather even in the summer. 

Bring fleeces warm bedclothes, and consider the optional electric blankets in the 5m tents.