Campsite

Poolewe Caravan & Camping Club

near Poolewe · Great Britain

Power: yes
Fresh water: yes
Toilets: yes
Shower: yes
Wi-Fi: yes
Dogs: yes

Tents
Caravans

Not known yet: Dump station, Fee

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Open route

Legal

Allowed

Official site – made for overnight stays

Night

9 °C

Wind 38 km/h · 1.4 mm rain

Night

…

Sun

approx. 8:01

Sunrise · 26 min later than at a flat horizon

Shore

approx. 50 m

Loch Ewe

Disposal

7.3 km

Nearest: Gairloch Caravan & Camp Site

Last confirmed

Been here?

Not confirmed yet

Quiet

Noisy

Main road 30 m

No vehicle added yet

Add it once and you’ll see everywhere whether it fits. Storage spaces included.

Details

Website: campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/campsite

Disposal nearby

Gairloch Caravan & Camp Site
Campsite · Gairloch · Fresh water
7.3 km
Gairloch Area Development Ltd
Service station · Fresh water · free
7.6 km
Gairloch Community Council
Service station · Cassette / black water · Fresh water · free
8.1 km

Grey and black water, fresh water – within 30 km, according to OpenStreetMap and campers.

Fuel stations nearby

Stations and LPG from OpenStreetMap (ODbL). No official price source for this country.

Sun & shade · 5 October

Sunriseapprox. 8:01at a flat horizon it would be 7:35

Sunsetapprox. 17:55at a flat horizon it would be 18:46

Sun through the yearper terrain model (incl. forest)

21 December: approx. 10:08–14:02; 3 h 54 min of sunflat horizon: 6 h 32 min
20 March: approx. 6:54–18:05; 11 h 11 min of sunflat horizon: 12 h 12 min
21 June: approx. 5:05–22:22; 17 h 17 min of sunflat horizon: 18 h 8 min

Computed from the 2011–2015 radar surface model (30 m). Single trees and new buildings are missing. Elevation data: Copernicus DEM GLO-30 © DLR 2010–2014 / © Airbus DS 2014–2018, provided under COPERNICUS by the EU and ESA.

Staying overnight here is allowed

Official site – made for overnight stays

Free parking overnight nearby

Scotland's access rights cover the tent, not the vehicle: they expressly exclude motorised vehicles (Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, s. 9(f)). No general law bans sleeping in a lawfully parked vehicle, but camping on private land without the owner's consent is an offence (Trespass (Scotland) Act 1865, s. 3), and Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park requires a permit in designated zones from 1 March to 30 September.

Source: Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, s. 9(f), as of 5 October 2026 · www.legislation.gov.uk

The information comes from OpenStreetMap and from campers. Check signs and bans on site – the light is guidance, not legal advice. Caraplace accepts no liability for accuracy or currency; you stay at your own risk.