Accommodation in Loch Ness

Looking for your perfect Loch Ness accommodation? It may be Scotland's deepest and most famous expanse of water, but Loch Ness is also a simply beautiful place to stay, with beguiling Highland landscapes looming from every direction. 

Places to stay in Loch Ness include unique self-catering lodges, welcoming B&Bs, charming loch-side cottages where you can wake up to stunning views of Loch Ness or friendly hostels, scenic camping, holiday parks, caravan sites and glamping accommodation for an affordable yet unforgettable experience.

Loch Ness Hobbits, Highlands

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Dores Beach, Loch Ness

Camping and Caravanning

Loch Ness boasts a fabulous selection of camping and caravanning sites, with lovely spaces to pitch up your tent or caravan.

Wild camping is perfect for those seeking a little added adventure. Just like in most areas of Scotland, it's perfectly legal to camp on unenclosed land in and around Inverness. Please read the Scottish Outdoor Access Code before you go and always leave no trace on the landscape.

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