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Loch Lomond & Glencoe Campervan Route

Your first evening is by Loch Lomond in Luss. The next day takes you over Rannoch Moor to Glencoe, with a Tyndrum food stop and the Lochan woodland walk along the way. Two nights, no ferry and a return to Renfrew on day three.

Trip code :WT-CODE 6018

Curated by Wee Coo Campers · A self-drive route to make your own.

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Best for
First camper trip; lochside evenings and a short woodland walk
Driving
Gentle
When to go
Spring–autumn; winter with a confirmed alternative pitch
Ferries
Mainland roads; no vehicle ferry

Why this trip: Two very different evenings: Loch Lomond first, then the mountains of Glencoe. The Lochan walk keeps the main day manageable.

The trade-off: There is one full sightseeing day between collection and return. Save Glen Etive for a longer hire.

Your trip at a glance

DayStart → endDriving
Day 1Renfrew → Luss45–75 min driving25–35 miles
Day 2Luss → Glencoe1.5–2 h driving60–75 miles
Day 3Glencoe → Renfrew2–2.5 h driving85–95 miles
Map & stops

Pink: overnight · Green: sights · Orange: food · Blue: useful stops

Stops

Choose a day to see its road journey. Tap a shared overnight pin for all its nights.

Daily directions
  1. Day 1 · Luss: lochshore and village Directions ↗
  2. Day 2 · Tyndrum and Glencoe Lochan Directions ↗
  3. Day 3 · Breakfast, then back to Renfrew Directions ↗

Get to know the places on this route

Loch Lomond guide →Glencoe guide →

Your day-by-day plan

Your day-by-day plan

Day 1

Luss: lochshore and village

Day 1Luss: lochshore and village25–35 miles · 45–75 min driving

Renfrew → Luss

Loch Lomond
© Dr Peter Chadha and Dr Aviral Vasta

Things to do

After the Renfrew handover, drive to Luss and settle into the touring pitch. Walk the cottages, pier and lochshore from the village; use the first evening to get comfortable with the van.

Eat & drink

A village meal after setting up, or dinner in the van if your arrival is later than café service.

The Village Rest, Luss

Practical details

Café and bistro in Luss: the natural meal stop for the village evening.

Sleep

Luss Caravan & Camp Site: Luss.

Practical details

The choice for a lochside night with Luss nearby.

Facilities: Toilets, showers and laundry; electric hook-up on selected pitches.

Alternative: Lomond Woods Holiday Park. Balloch is about 10 miles south: move the evening and next start accordingly.

Directions ↗

Day 2

Tyndrum and Glencoe Lochan

Day 2Tyndrum and Glencoe Lochan60–75 miles · 1.5–2 h driving

Luss → Glencoe

Glencoe
© Malcolm Lightbody

Things to do

Drive north on the A82 through Tyndrum and Rannoch Moor. Glencoe Lochan’s short woodland trail is the afternoon walk; the visitor centre offers an indoor alternative when the weather turns.

Eat & drink

Tyndrum fits the northbound lunch; Crafts & Things is the Glencoe coffee stop after the walk.

The Real Food Café, Tyndrum

Practical details

Fish and chips in Tyndrum on the A82 approach from Loch Lomond. Order ahead for collection; the operator publishes a year-round gluten-free menu.Daily 08:00–20:00 (operator listing checked 3 October 2026).

Crafts & Things

Practical details

Glencoe village coffee, home baking and a craft shop to browse after the Lochan walk. Useful for a short indoor stop when the rain arrives.

Sleep

Glencoe Club Site: Glencoe.

Practical details

Choose a vehicle hardstanding; the site's grass pitches are for tents.

Facilities: Hardstanding campervan pitches, electric hook-up, showers, laundry and motorhome service point. Grass pitches are for tents.

Alternative: Invercoe Highland Holidays. A different base; revise the driving leg and confirm a touring pitch.

Directions ↗

Day 3

Breakfast, then back to Renfrew

Day 3Breakfast, then back to Renfrew85–95 miles · 2–2.5 h driving

Glencoe → Renfrew

Things to do

Breakfast at your final pitch, then return to Renfrew. Aim to arrive around 11:00, allowing time for traffic, refuelling and the standard noon handback.

Eat & drink

Breakfast in the van before departure.

Sleep

No overnight: return day.

Directions ↗

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