Pennygown Holiday Park

Isle of Mull

ONLINE BOOKING

Via official website

2026 Open Date

25th March - October 24th

Quick Read Campsite Summary

Pennygown Holiday Park is a family-run coastal campsite on the Isle of Mull, with spacious pitches looking towards the Sound of Mull. Tents and campervans are welcome, with a mixture of grass and hardstanding pitches and electrical hook-up available at each pitch if required. The practical facilities include toilets, showers, washing-up space and a laundry block. Dogs are welcome, and glamping pods offer an alternative to bringing your own camping equipment. Online booking is available.

For a meal away from the camping stove, Glenforsa Hotel is a short walk away, with a bar and restaurant beside the airfield. Its restaurant focuses on local produce, while the bar has sea views. Glenforsa Café and Farm Shop offers another local option for brunch, lunch and browsing island food products and crafts, in a riverside setting just beyond the campsite when travelling from Craignure towards Salen.

A bus stop outside the park gives campers a way to reach Tobermory without taking their vehicle. The harbour town’s distillery offers whisky experiences, including tastings of Tobermory and Ledaig; advance booking is advisable. For a separate walking outing, Aros Park on Tobermory’s outskirts has woodland trails, waterfalls and viewpoints across the Sound towards Ardnamurchan. These are walks to visit while exploring the island, rather than routes starting at Pennygown itself.

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About Pennygown Holiday Park

Family run campsite located on the Island of Mull with large camping pitches on a mixture of grass and hard standing pitches all looking out towards the Sound of Mull. There is a toilet, shower, washing up and laundry block located onsite and each pitch has electrical hook up if required. A short walk away you will find Glenforsa Hotel, a stunning log cabin hotel, bar and restaurant where you can enjoy a cold pint and incredible food whilst watching small aircrafts land on the hotels private runway. Getting to the campsite is easy, a regular ferry service leaves from Oban, once on the island there is a regular bus service that runs from the ferry terminal all the way to Tobermory with a stop right outside the campsite. And for those campers with their own private plane you could of course fly to Glenforsa, park up and then take the short 10-minute hike to the campsite. The village of Salen is about a 40-minute hike or a short bus/car ride away where you will find cafes, shops and a restaurant. A regular bus service runs to Tobermory from outside the site making it easy to do a day trip up to the capital of the island, sample some whisky at Tobermory distillery and get back in time for the BBQ.