Nestled in a stunning location with breathtaking views of Loch Tay, this campsite offers a peaceful and relaxing escape that guests love to return to. The site is praised for its clean and well-maintained facilities, including a communal kitchen and lounge area that add to the experience. Accommodation options range from glamping pods and domes to cabins and lodges, many featuring private hot tubs, log burners, and fire pits for cozy evenings. The Boathouse bar and restaurant provides meals and drinks, though some find the menu expensive and lacking atmosphere. Staff are consistently described as friendly, helpful, and welcoming, contributing to a positive atmosphere. The site is dog-friendly and suitable for families, with a playground and nearby forest trails for hiking and kayaking. While cleanliness is generally good, a few guests noted minor maintenance issues or cleaning oversights in some units. Showers and toilets are modern and heated, but can be a bit far from certain accommodations, which is inconvenient, especially for those with young children. WiFi is available but at an extra cost per device, which many feel should be free given the price. The on-site shop is considered expensive, with logs for fires or hot tubs priced higher than elsewhere. Check-in at 4 pm and check-out at 9:30 am are seen as restrictive, particularly in winter when days are short. Overall, the stunning location and friendly staff are its strongest assets, but recurring minor frustrations with extra charges and facility distances hold it back from perfection.
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