
Inverbeg on Loch Lomond
Small roadside hamlet on the west shore of Loch Lomond, between Luss and Tarbet
Verdict
Go for a quiet stop on the A82 with a holiday park and the loch outside the door.
Skip if you want a pier, shops or a choice of cafes. Inverbeg is a hamlet, and Luss is 3 miles south.
- Inverbeg. The hamlet, where Glen Douglas Road meets the A82.
- Holiday park and harbour. Inverbeg Holiday Park and its harbour on the loch side. Check the park's own site for access.
- Suie Field parking area. OpenStreetMap shows a parking area here beside the A82. We have no charge or hours, so read the signs.
- To Luss, south
- 3 mi
- To Tarbet, north
- 5 mi
- Holiday park season
- Mar–Jan
- Dogs per booking at the park
- Max 2
Today: 10°C and heavy rain, sunset 18:22. A small roadside hamlet: check the bus 302 times if you are not driving.
Inverbeg in photos

Is Inverbeg worth it?
Inverbeg is a small roadside hamlet on the west shore of Loch Lomond, on the A82 about 3 miles north of Luss and 5 miles south of Tarbet. Its main business is Inverbeg Holiday Park, which lets static caravans and lodges beside the loch. There is no village centre, so treat Inverbeg as a quiet base or a stop on the way north. Staying overnight? Look at hotels, lodges and campsites compared.
Go if you want
A quiet shore base with a holiday park and the loch at your feet. Check month-by-month weather before you book.
Think twice if you want
Shops, a pier or boat trips. Luss is the nearest village with those, and Tarbet has the station and the waterbus.
Parking & getting there
Suie Field parking area (OpenStreetMap)
- Where
- OpenStreetMap shows a parking area named Suie Field beside the A82, south of the hamlet. We found no operator or sign details.
- Charges
- No tariff found. Read the signs on arrival, and see the parking guide for the main car parks.
- Overnight
- Do not assume you can sleep in a vehicle: the National Park's motorhome permit rules cover permits.
Last checked 13 Oct 2026
Car-free
Bus 302 (Garelochhead Coaches) runs from Helensburgh to Carrick Castle via Luss, Inverbeg, Tarbet and Arrochar. Citylink 975 and 976 and the Ember E5 coach run along the A82, but the stop lists we hold name Luss and Tarbet, not Inverbeg. Check Traveline Scotland on the day, and see travel from Glasgow and Edinburgh for the wider picture.
When it is busy
Editorial estimate of a typical summer day, not measured counts. No fill times are published for the parking area.
| Day | 9:00 | 10:00 | 11:00 | 12:00 | 13:00 | 14:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekday | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet |
| Saturday | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet | Steady | Steady | Steady | Steady | Quiet | Quiet |
| Sunday | Quiet | Quiet | Quiet | Steady | Steady | Steady | Steady | Quiet | Quiet |
Q QuietS SteadyB BusyF Car park full
Tip: traffic on the A82 is the main thing to plan around, and Luss next door is far busier.
Things to do in Inverbeg
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Inverbeg Holiday Park
The park lets static caravans and lodges. Its own site gives the season as 1 March to 30 January, with hire caravans closed from November to March and lodges open year round. It has a playpark and a laundry, and dogs are allowed in designated units, up to 2 per booking, on a lead and not in the playpark. We found no touring or tent pitches.
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The park harbour and pontoon
The park lists a pontoon and harbour berthing from April to October for boats up to 24 ft. Ask the park whether visitors can use it.
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Glen Douglas Road
OpenStreetMap names the minor road that leaves the A82 here as Glen Douglas Road. We found no walking guide for it, so look at a map before you go.
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Across the water
The east shore at Rowardennan is across the water from here. The waterbus crosses from Tarbet to Rowardennan, 30 minutes one way, on weekends only on the pages we read.
1 hour, 3 hours or a full day
1 hour
A stop on the A82
- First Pull in at the parking area south of the hamlet if there is room and look over the loch.
- Then Drive on to a village with a cafe. A stop in Luss is 3 miles south.
3 hours
Luss and the shore
- Morning Walk by the loch at Inverbeg, then drive south to Luss.
- Afternoon Eat in Luss and walk its pier and beach.
A full day
West and east shores
- Morning Start in Inverbeg or Luss.
- Afternoon Cross from Tarbet to Rowardennan on a weekend, or drive round to Balmaha on the east shore.
Eat & drink
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Luss
The nearest village with a choice of places to eat.
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Tarbet
A larger stop with the railway station and the waterbus.
Where to stay near Inverbeg
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Questions people ask
Can you live in a caravan all year round in Scotland?
That depends on the park's licence and planning rules, which we have not checked. Inverbeg Holiday Park gives its season as 1 March to 30 January, with hire caravans closed from November to March and lodges open year round. Ask the park directly.
What is the prettiest town in Loch Lomond?
That is a matter of taste. The towns and villages around the loch guide covers the rest. Inverbeg is a hamlet, not a town.
Where to wild camp near Loch Lomond?
Between 1 March and 30 September, camping in the National Park's management zones needs a permit. The Park lists motorhome permits at Firkin Point and Inveruglas, and Three Lochs Forest Drive. Read the camping and motorhome rules first.
Where is Loch Lomond located?
In the west of Scotland, north of Glasgow. Inverbeg is on the west shore, on the A82 between Luss and Tarbet.
Where is Inverbeg?
On the A82 on the western shore of Loch Lomond, about 3 miles north of Luss and 5 miles south of Tarbet.
Is there a ferry from Inverbeg to Rowardennan?
We found no current ferry from Inverbeg. The crossing to Rowardennan is the waterbus from Tarbet, a 30 minute one-way trip that runs at weekends on the pages we read.
Can you get a bus to Inverbeg?
Yes. Bus 302 from Helensburgh to Carrick Castle runs via Luss, Inverbeg, Tarbet and Arrochar. Check the times on Traveline Scotland.
Does Inverbeg Holiday Park take dogs?
Yes, in designated units: up to 2 per booking, on a lead, and not in the playpark.