Overview of Tyndrum Holiday Park

Tyndrum Holiday Park is a Scottish holiday park in the village of Tyndrum in Perthshire, within Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. This park sits close to the West Highland Way, with mountain scenery, rivers, forests and walking routes all around it.

This park is a great choice for walkers, touring guests, couples, families and dog owners who want a scenic Scottish break with easy access to the West Highland Way, Perthshire and the western Highlands. Guests can stay in hiker pods, hot tub glamping pods, touring pitches or camping pitches, with pet friendly options available depending on the accommodation or pitch booked. View our full range of Perthshire holiday parks here.

The setting is one of the main reasons to stay here. Tyndrum is a well known stop for walkers and travellers, with local food stops, transport links and routes towards Glencoe, Oban, Fort William, Loch Lomond and the west coast. This park works well for guests who want a comfortable place to rest between walks, scenic drives and days out.

Tyndrum Holiday Park has a playpark, shop, free WiFi, private showers, WC facilities, modern toilet block, laundry, electricity points and TV aerial points for touring guests. It is a great choice for visitors who want fresh air, mountain views, walking routes and a choice of pod, camping and touring stays in a classic Scottish travel location.

Why is Tyndrum Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Highland holiday park in Tyndrum, within Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.
• Close to the West Highland Way for walking and outdoor breaks.
• Hiker pods, glamping pods, hot tub pods, touring pitches and camping pitches available.
• Pet friendly options available for guests travelling with dogs.
• Mountain and river views around the park.
• Shop, playpark, modern toilet block, private showers, laundry and free Wi-Fi available.
• Falls of Dochart, Kilchurn Castle, Ben Lui, Ben Cruachan, Oban and Glencoe are within reach.
• TripAdvisor rating of 4.5 out of 5, plus Travellers’ Choice 2026 recognition.

Why take a holiday at Tyndrum Holiday Park?

Tyndrum Holiday Park gives guests a scenic Highland break with pods, hot tub glamping, camping, touring pitches and mountain views. It works well for walkers, dog owners and touring guests who want a practical base near the West Highland Way, with Loch Lomond, Oban, Glencoe and Highland scenery close by.

Where is Tyndrum Holiday Park?

Tyndrum Holiday Park is in Tyndrum, near Crianlarich, FK20 8RY. The park is close to the West Highland Way, the Green Welly Stop, Falls of Dochart, Kilchurn Castle, Ben Lui, Ben Cruachan, Loch Lomond, Glencoe and Oban.

Glamping, Touring and Camping at Tyndrum Holiday Park

Accommodation at Tyndrum Holiday Park is centred around pods, touring and camping stays. This gives guests a flexible way to enjoy the Scottish outdoors, whether they want a warm pod, a hot tub break, a touring pitch or a camping stay close to the West Highland Way.

The hiker pods are a great choice for walkers, couples, families and short breaks. They give guests a sheltered place to stay after a day on the trails, with different pod layouts available depending on the size of the group and the facilities required.

Hot tub glamping pods are also available at Tyndrum. These include riverside and riverview style options, with private hot tubs and pet friendly choices available in selected accommodation. Some hot tub pods include private bathroom facilities, making them a good choice for guests who want more comfort during a Scottish walking or touring break.

Touring pitches are available for caravans, campervans and motorhomes. Fully serviced touring pitches give guests a scenic base for travelling through Scotland, with access to park facilities during their stay. Small tent pitches are also available for camping guests.

Pet friendly accommodation and pitch options are available, although pet rules vary by stay type. Guests bringing a dog should choose a pet friendly option when booking and check the latest rules before confirming their stay.

Park Facilities at Tyndrum Holiday Park

Park Facilities at Tyndrum Holiday Park are shaped around touring, camping, pod breaks and outdoor holidays. This park has a modern toilet block, WC facilities, private showers and electricity points, which are all important for guests staying on pitches or in pod accommodation.

There is also a laundry, which is perfect for walkers, campers, touring guests and families staying for more than a couple of nights. Free WiFi is available, and TV aerial points are listed for guests using touring facilities.

The shop gives guests somewhere on this park to pick up useful items during their stay. Tyndrum village also has places to eat nearby, including The Green Welly Stop, The Real Food Cafe, The Tyndrum Inn and other local food stops in and around the village.

Families have a playpark on this park, giving children space to enjoy time outside between walks, drives and days out. The riverside and mountain setting also adds a lot to the stay, with fresh air, views and walking routes close by.

Pets are welcome, with pet friendly accommodation and pitch options available. Guests should check the current dog rules when booking, including the number of dogs allowed and any areas where dogs need to be kept on leads.

Places to Visit Near Tyndrum Holiday Park

Tyndrum Holiday Park is close to the West Highland Way, making this park a great choice for walkers and visitors who want to spend time in one of Scotland’s most scenic walking areas. Tyndrum is a natural stopping point on the route, with local food, shops, public transport and mountain scenery close by.

The Green Welly Stop is in Tyndrum and is one of the best known local places for food, gifts, fuel and travel supplies. It is ideal for guests who want a quick meal, coffee stop or somewhere to pick up items before a day out.

Ben Lui is one of the standout mountain walks near Tyndrum and is a memorable choice for experienced walkers. Ben Cruachan is also within reach for guests who want another major mountain day. Walkers should plan routes carefully and check conditions before heading into the hills.

Kilchurn Castle is around a 20 minute drive away, with dramatic ruins beside Loch Awe and mountain views around the loch. Falls of Dochart at Killin is around a 25 minute drive from Tyndrum and is a lovely place for riverside views, photos and a slower day out.

For bigger days out, Glencoe is around a 45 minute drive and Oban is around a 55 minute drive. Guests can also head towards Fort William, Loch Lomond, Inveraray or west coast ferry routes, giving Tyndrum visitors a great mix of mountains, lochs, castles, walking routes and scenic drives during one stay.