Overview of Oban Holiday Park

Oban Holiday Park is a coastal holiday park at Gallanachmore Farm, just outside Oban in Argyll. This park is set by the sea in the West Highlands of Scotland, with views towards the Isle of Kerrera and easy access to Oban, ferry routes, island trips and the wider Argyll coast. View our full range of parks for Argyll caravan and lodge holidays here.

This park is a great choice for families, couples, touring guests, campers, dog owners and visitors who want a scenic base near the Gateway to the Isles. Guests can stay in caravan accommodation, standard lodges, hot tub lodges, pods, hot tub pods, touring pitches or camping pitches, depending on the type of break they want.

The setting is one of the main reasons to stay here. Oban is around a 10 minute drive away, giving guests easy access to shops, seafood restaurants, bars, the harbour, ferry terminal and local attractions. The park itself has a quieter coastal feel, with sea views, open skies and the Isle of Kerrera across the water.

Oban Holiday Park has reception, a shop, playpark, WiFi in reception and rental accommodation, toilet and shower facilities, electric pitch options and dog friendly arrangements. It is a great choice for guests who want a West Highland holiday with sea views, flexible accommodation and easy access to Oban, Kerrera, Mull, Iona and the Argyll coast.

Why is Oban Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Coastal setting at Gallanachmore Farm with views towards the Isle of Kerrera.
• Approximately 2 miles south of Oban, the gateway to the Isles.
• Hot tub lodges, standard lodges, caravans, pods, touring and camping pitches available.
• Pet friendly accommodation and park facilities available.
• Shop, playpark, private showers, toilet block and Wi-Fi in rental accommodation.
• Oban harbour, seafood restaurants, McCaig’s Tower and Oban Distillery are close by.
• Kerrera, Dunstaffnage Castle, wildlife trips and West Highland coastal walks are within reach.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.7 out of 5, plus Scottish Tourist Board 3 Star recognition.

Why take a holiday at Oban Holiday Park?

Oban Holiday Park gives guests a scenic West Highlands break with sea views, hot tub lodges, caravans, pods, touring pitches and camping options. It works well for families, couples and dog owners who want a relaxed base near Oban, with island ferries, seafood, wildlife trips and coastal scenery close by.

Where is Oban Holiday Park?

Oban Holiday Park is at Gallanachmore Farm, Gallanach Road, Oban, Argyll, PA34 4QH. The park is approximately 2 miles south of Oban, with Kerrera, Oban harbour, McCaig’s Tower, Oban Distillery, Dunstaffnage Castle and the wider Argyll coast all within reach.

Caravans, Lodges, Touring and Camping at Oban Holiday Park

Caravan holidays, lodge holidays, pods, touring and camping are all part of the accommodation choice at Oban Holiday Park. This gives guests several ways to enjoy a West Highland break, whether they want self catering comfort, a hot tub stay, a compact pod break or a pitch for their own caravan, motorhome or tent.

Caravan accommodation is available for guests who want a self catering stay with living space, bedrooms, kitchen facilities and a comfortable base close to Oban. Caravans are a good choice for families and couples who want their own space after ferry trips, seafood meals, coastal walks and days out around Argyll.

Lodge accommodation is also available, including standard lodges, Highland View Lodges and hot tub lodges. Some lodges have sea views, and selected accommodation includes private hot tubs, giving guests a relaxing place to unwind after days exploring Oban, Kerrera or the surrounding coastline.

Pods are another important part of the accommodation mix. Oban pods and hot tub escape pods give guests a smaller self catering or glamping style stay, with different layouts and features depending on the pod booked. Some pod options sleep up to 4 guests, making them a good choice for couples, small families and short breaks.

Touring and camping are also available, with grass and hardstanding pitch options for guests bringing tents, caravans, campervans or motorhomes. Pet friendly accommodation and pitch options are available, although rules can vary by stay type. Guests bringing a dog should check the latest pet rules before booking.

Park Facilities at Oban Holiday Park

Park Facilities at Oban Holiday Park are centred around coastal holidays, touring, camping and self catering stays. Reception gives guests a clear arrival point, while the shop is useful for picking up everyday items during a stay.

Families have a playpark, giving children space to enjoy time outside between beach trips, ferry journeys and days out around Oban. The coastal setting also gives guests plenty of fresh air, sea views and outdoor space to enjoy when the weather is nice.

Touring and camping guests have access to toilet and shower facilities, with pitch options available for tents, caravans, campervans and motorhomes. Electric pitch options are available, which is ideal for guests who want a more comfortable touring or camping break.

WiFi is available in the reception area and in rental accommodation, helping guests plan ferry times, check weather, find places to eat and organise days out. Guests should also check current arrival information before travelling, especially around water use, pitch arrangements and check in times.

Dogs are welcome at Oban Holiday Park, with dog friendly accommodation and pitch options available. There is also a dog walking area, which is helpful for guests bringing pets to the West Highlands.

The overall strength of this park is its coastal location, sea views, accommodation choice and easy access to Oban. It is a great choice for guests who want caravans, lodges, pods, touring or camping close to ferries, seafood, island trips and Argyll scenery.

Places to Visit Near Oban Holiday Park

Oban is around a 10 minute drive from Oban Holiday Park and is the main place to visit during a stay. The town has shops, bars, restaurants, seafood places, a working harbour, ferry terminals, boat trips and a lively west coast feel.

The Kerrera Ferry is one of the easiest island experiences nearby. The crossing takes only a few minutes, making Kerrera a lovely choice for walking, coastal views, wildlife, Gylen Castle and a slower island day without travelling far.

McCaig’s Tower and Battery Hill are among Oban’s best known landmarks. The tower gives visitors wide views over Oban Bay, the islands and the surrounding coastline, making it a memorable stop for photos and a sense of place.

Oban Distillery is a good choice for guests interested in whisky and local heritage. The town is also known for seafood, with fish and chip shops, seafood restaurants and harbour food stops giving visitors plenty of places to eat after a day out.

Dunollie Museum, Castle and Grounds and Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel are both within reach for history, sea views and local stories. Wildlife cruises, coastal boat trips and diving experiences also give guests ways to explore the coast from the water.

For bigger days out, guests can take ferries towards Mull, Iona, Lismore and other west coast islands, or drive towards Loch Awe, Inveraray, Glencoe and Fort William. This gives Oban Holiday Park visitors a strong mix of lodges, caravans, pods, touring, camping, island trips, seafood, castle, wildlife and West Highland scenery during one stay.