Immervoulin Caravan And Camping Park

Immervoulin Caravan And Camping Park occupies a large riverside site beside Strathyre, within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. Hardstanding pitches sit alongside an open grassy camping area, with space for tents and campervans along the river’s edge. Fishing is possible directly from riverside pitches, while a small jetty provides a launching point for your own canoe or kayak. Practical facilities include toilets, showers, washing-up facilities and a laundry room, and dogs are welcome. Strathyre village is around five to ten minutes away on foot, with the White Stag Inn and Broch Café among its places to eat.

Walkers have a choice of local hill routes and sections of the Rob Roy Way. For a woodland outing starting at Strathyre village car park, the Tighanes Burn Trail climbs through Scots pine beside waterfalls, opening up views towards Ben Vane and the Braes of Balquhidder. Although only around three kilometres long, it has a sustained steep section and narrow paths that can be muddy.

The Cabin at Loch Lubnaig is a short drive from the campsite, giving visitors another place to spend time beside the water. The loch attracts canoeists, kayakers and open-water swimmers, though its water remains cold even in summer. For exploring on foot or by bicycle, National Cycle Network Route 7 follows the former Callander and Oban Railway along the western shore, linking Strathyre with Callander on a nine-mile trail.