Loch Lomond Holiday Park, Inveruglas
A holiday park, motorhome permit bays and the nearest bases on the west shore
Loch Lomond Holiday Park at Inveruglas is listed by the National Park as a site for motorhomes and campervans only. We could not read the park's own website, so we cannot give its units, season, dog rules or prices. Inveruglas also has a motorhome permit area, and there are no hotels in the hamlet: for a bed, the nearest bases are Ardlui, Tarbet and Inversnaid.
- Permit per night
- £4.50
- Longest stay
- 3 nights
- Permit points
- 4
- To Tarbet station
- 3.5 mi
Where should you stay at Inveruglas?
Stay at Loch Lomond Holiday Park if you have a motorhome or campervan, because that is how the National Park lists it. We could not read the park's own website, and third-party booking pages we saw also advertise caravan and lodge stays at a park of that name, so ask the park which pitches and units it has before you book.
Use a motorhome permit bay instead if you want a night beside the loch without a park. Inveruglas is one of three permit locations with Firkin Point and Three Lochs Forest Drive. A permit costs £4.50 per night for up to three nights and is needed from 1 March to 30 September; from 1 October to the end of February none is needed, so as at 13 October 2026 a night on a permit bay needs no permit. The bays are about 8 m by 2.5 m, with no water or waste points and no caravans.
If you want a hotel, a pub or a bunkhouse, you will need to look beyond Inveruglas. Ardlui is the next base north, and Tarbet and Inversnaid are the next south and across the water. Where to stay in Ardlui covers the hotel and its holiday park.
Places to stay near Inveruglas compared
We name only places we could check on an official or operator page, read on 13 October 2026. A blank means the page did not say, not that the answer is yes. We give no prices, star ratings or review scores.
| Place | Suits | What we know | Without a car | Booking tip | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loch Lomond Holiday Park | Motorhomes and campervans, as the National Park lists it. | Listed by the National Park under Inveruglas for motorhomes and campervans only. Season, dogs, units and prices are not on a page we could read. | A bus stop on the A82 is outside Loch Sloy Power Station, according to the National Park's access guide. | Ask which pitches or units it has, and whether it is open now. | Open in maps |
| Motorhome permit bays at Inveruglas | A night or two in a motorhome or campervan. | One of three permit locations. £4.50 per night in the permit season, up to three nights, bays about 8 m by 2.5 m, no caravans, no water or waste. No permit is needed from 1 October to the end of February. | Not applicable: you arrive by vehicle. | Book the permit online through the National Park before you travel. | Open in maps |
| Inveruglas Visitor Centre car park | Day visitors, and motorhomes with a permit. | The north car park has four motorhome permit points. The centre has public toilets and a takeaway cafe, and the viewpoint looks across the loch to the Arrochar Alps and Ben Lomond. | Nearest station is Tarbet, 3.5 miles away, per the access guide. | The access guide dates from 2019, so check the car park on the day. | Open in maps |
| Ardlui, the next base north | A small hotel, holiday lodges or a boat berth. | The Ardlui Hotel has ten en-suite bedrooms in a country house on the loch bank, and a holiday park beside it lets caravans, lodges and glamping pods. | Coaches and the West Highland line stop at Ardlui. | See the Ardlui guide linked above. |
We give no prices, star ratings or review scores, because we have no dated source for them.
Choose and book
Decide whether Inveruglas is your base
Inveruglas suits a night in a motorhome and a visit to the viewpoint. For everything else it is a stop. Inveruglas and what to do there is the village guide.
Pick your kind of stay
A pitch at the holiday park, a permit bay, or a bed at Ardlui, Tarbet or Inversnaid. The table shows what we could check.
Work out how you will arrive
Coaches along the A82 include Citylink 975 and 976 and the Ember E5, but the stop lists we hold name Ardlui, Tarbet and Luss, not Inveruglas. The National Park's access guide names a bus stop outside Loch Sloy Power Station. How to get here covers the full options, and loch-side parking guide covers the public car parks.
Ask about dogs and season
Neither is stated on a page we could read for the holiday park. Ask before you plan around it.
Use the official site first
Book direct with the park or the National Park permit system for their own terms. Where we add a partner link, we always give the official option beside it.
Check before you book
- Does the holiday park take caravans and lodges as well as motorhomes? Our sources differ.
- Is the park open now, and what does a night cost? We found no dated price.
- Have you booked a permit if you are staying on a bay between 1 March and 30 September?
- Is the visitor centre car park open overnight, and are the toilets open? The access guide gives daytime hours only.
- Dog rules: we could not read any for the park.
Other bases nearby
If Inveruglas is full or not quite right, these are the closest alternatives.
- InversnaidOn the east shore, popular with West Highland Way walkers. Staying in Inversnaid covers the hotel and bunkhouse.
- TarbetFurther south on the A82, with the railway station and the waterbus. Where to stay in Tarbet compares the options.
More stays and planning
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Questions people ask
Is Loch Lomond Holiday Park at Inveruglas for motorhomes only?
The National Park lists it for motorhomes and campervans only. Booking pages we saw also advertise caravan and lodge stays, so ask the park which it offers.
Can you stay overnight at Inveruglas in a motorhome?
Yes, with a permit from 1 March to 30 September. Inveruglas is one of three motorhome permit locations, at £4.50 per night for up to three nights. No permit is needed from 1 October to the end of February.
Are there hotels at Inveruglas?
We found none. The nearest are at Ardlui, Tarbet and Inversnaid.
How do I get to Inveruglas without a car?
The National Park's access guide names a bus stop on the A82 outside Loch Sloy Power Station and gives Tarbet, 3.5 miles away, as the nearest station. Check the bus times on Traveline Scotland.
Is there a cafe at Inveruglas?
Yes. The visitor centre has a takeaway cafe, and public toilets.