Overview of Tralee Bay Holiday Park

Tralee Bay Holiday Park is set within 26 acres of woodland at Benderloch on the west coast of Scotland, approximately nine miles from Oban in Argyll and Bute. Overlooking Ardmucknish Bay, the park combines a coastal location with direct access to Tralee Beach, woodland walks and views across the surrounding countryside and sea. See our full range of caravan and lodge parks in Argyll and Bute here.

Accommodation includes caravans, lodges, studio cabins and a secluded holiday cottage. There are options for couples, families and larger groups, with private decking, pet friendly accommodation and hot tubs available with selected stays.

The park is particularly suited to outdoor holidays. Guests can walk down to the beach, explore the woodland, go paddleboarding or try fly fishing for rainbow trout on the stocked loch. There is also a children's play park, a beachside sauna and seasonal food and drink options.

Oban is within easy driving distance for restaurants, shops, boat trips and ferries to the islands, while Benderloch, Beinn Lora, Dunstaffnage Castle and Castle Stalker provide plenty to explore closer to the park.

Tralee Bay Holiday Park at a Glance

Why is Tralee Bay Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Direct access to Tralee Beach and Ardmucknish Bay
• Caravans, lodges, cabins and cottage accommodation
• Hot tubs available with selected accommodation
• Woodland walks directly from the park
• Fly fishing on the stocked park loch
• Children's play park
• Paddleboarding, wild swimming and beachside sauna
• Approximately nine miles from Oban

Tralee Bay Holiday Park FAQs

Is Tralee Bay Holiday Park close to the beach?

Yes. The park has direct access to Tralee Beach on Ardmucknish Bay, making it a good choice for beach walks, paddling, wild swimming and days beside the coast.

Does Tralee Bay Holiday Park have lodges with hot tubs?

Yes. Hot tubs are available with selected lodge and cabin accommodation. Guests looking specifically for a hot tub should check the facilities included with their chosen accommodation when booking.

Is Tralee Bay Holiday Park dog friendly?

Yes. Pet friendly accommodation is available across selected caravans, lodges, cabins and cottage stays.

Can you go fishing at Tralee Bay Holiday Park?

Yes. Fly fishing for rainbow trout is available on the park's stocked loch. Fishing needs to be arranged in advance with the park because bank access is limited.

How far is Tralee Bay Holiday Park from Oban?

The park is approximately nine miles from Oban, giving guests easy access to the town's harbour, shops, restaurants, visitor attractions and ferry services.

What is there for children to do at Tralee Bay Holiday Park?

Children can enjoy the play park, beach and woodland surroundings. The coastal setting also gives families plenty of opportunities for walking, paddling and outdoor activities.

Accommodation at Tralee Bay Holiday Park

Tralee Bay Holiday Park offers a varied choice of self catering accommodation, ranging from caravans for family holidays to larger lodges, compact studio cabins for couples and a private holiday cottage.

Caravans are available with two or three bedrooms and can sleep up to six guests. They include kitchens, living and dining areas, heating and WiFi, with private decking available with selected accommodation.

The lodge collection includes two and three bedroom options sleeping up to six. Many have private decking and coastal, woodland or loch views, while selected lodges also include a private hot tub.

Studio cabins provide accommodation for two and are particularly suited to couples. Selected cabins combine a private deck, coastal or woodland outlook and their own hot tub.

A secluded holiday cottage is also available within private grounds for guests looking for a more traditional self catering stay.

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Park Facilities at Tralee Bay Holiday Park

Tralee Bay Holiday Park has a strong emphasis on its coastal and woodland setting. Guests have access to Tralee Beach, woodland walking routes and the park loch, while paddleboards are available through reception for those wanting to explore the water.

Fly fishing is available for rainbow trout, with advance booking required. A slipway provides access for launching boats and the beach is also used for wild swimming.

Families have a children's play park and there is a wood fired sauna close to the beach that can be booked separately. Practical facilities include free WiFi, laundry facilities, reception and EV charging.

Food options include the park's fish and chip shop as well as seasonal pizza, coffee, cakes, soft drinks and other food choices.

Park Facilities

Facility	Details
Activities	Paddleboarding, woodland walks, wild swimming and coastal activities
Beach	Direct access to Tralee Beach
Dogs	Pet friendly accommodation available
Fishing	Fly fishing for rainbow trout on the stocked park loch
Playground	Children's play park
Food & Drink	Fish and chips plus seasonal pizza, coffee and other food options
Sauna	Wood fired beachside sauna available to book
Boat Access	Slipway for launching boats
WiFi	Free WiFi
Laundry	Laundry facilities
EV Charging	Six EV charging points outside reception
Reception	On park reception

Places to Visit Near Tralee Bay Holiday Park

The location between Oban and Appin makes Tralee Bay Holiday Park a useful base for exploring the west coast of Argyll. Benderloch is close by, while the slopes and forest trails of Beinn Lora provide walking routes with views across Tralee Bay, Mull, Lismore and the surrounding coastline.

Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel is a short drive south towards Oban. This historic coastal stronghold stands near Dunbeg and provides an interesting stop for visitors exploring the history of the area.

Oban is approximately nine miles away. The harbour town has shops, restaurants, Oban Distillery, McCaig's Tower and ferry services to islands including Mull. Boat and wildlife trips also depart from the area.

Travelling north brings visitors towards Appin and Castle Stalker, while longer days out can take in Glencoe and the dramatic mountain scenery of the western Highlands.

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