Moyle Park Campsite

The drive to the campsite was unreal, up and down mountains with amazing views (just make sure your car is suitable for the journey and you’ll be fine!)

The remote location was amazing. We were greeted by the lovely lady who runs a hairdressers at the entrance, super cute place! Ronnie the farmer was super welcoming, he even let us use his field to exercise our nervous dog. The old sheepdog came out to play too.

Facilities were as expected really, they were nice and clean, we had close access to the toilets and had a hot shower in the morning. It’s not luxury but the location makes up for that!

Went down to Glenelg Beach which was recommended by Ronnie the owner. A superb spot and we were the only ones there.

Wi-Fi was good, fresh drinking water available and electric hookup.

Thank you for a great stay 🙂

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Quiet and well maintained site in a beautiful valley.

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It was a nightmare road to get to.when we got there nobody to greet us.we chose this as it said showers.we got there to find two toilets only described as porta loos.shower was in a tiny boiler room and was out of order.Needless to say we turned round and went in search of another place to stay.

Fantastic site with everything we needed. Amazing scenery and an absolute joy to wake up to. Very strong wifi dispute remote location. Owner was very friendly and popped over to check that we were ok. Definitely recommend.

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What a find! Fantastic little site with everything you need. Journey and the views to the site were stunning, make sure to get your camera ready. Owner was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Best night sleep we had and waking up to the views was amazing. Even has wifi. Will defo return.

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How peaceful it was the beautiful setting and the friendliness of the owner

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Our holiday to Moyle Park Campsite did not happen. The reason being that to get to
Moyle one has to basically go over a mountain with extremely steep roads. we managed to get halfway up and the clutch in the car started to burn up, so we had to stop. Luckily where we stopped there was a place to back the caravan into so that we were not blocking the road. Thus giving the car a chance to cool down. A local couple stopped to enquire if everything was alright. They informed us that the road further up was even steeper than what we had already come up. That was on Sept 7th. On the morning of the 8th after taking our time and getting the car and caravan back down the hill I got in touch with the owner of Moyle Park. After explaining to him what had happened and enquiring about some sort of refund his answer was ( If I had to give a refund to everybody who does not turn up I would not be making any money. ) This begs the question how many people do not get there. Sure he kept the space for our caravan open on the night of the 7th but he knew it was going to be free for the rest of the week. Very luckily we found another place for the rest of our break. Surely a company like yours checks the roads to places like Moyle to be able to inform people as to the suitability of the roads for cars and caravans. I would suggest that if anyone was to take a caravan to Moyle they should have at the least a 3 litre engine in their vechicle to be able to negotiate such steep roads. Not your fault but the owners attitude certainly stinks.
Regards
Wm. D. Fraser

Peace and quiet, and the incredible views.

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Location

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What a beautiful spot this is……small, relaxed site down a single track road with passing places. Absolutely peaceful and pitch black at night. Basic toilet and shower facilities but lovely and clean. Forest walks on the doorstep and pub in Glenelg a short drive away. Loads of hiking opportunities in the area.

There wasn’t anything we didn’t like, but it may be a bit too remote for some people.