Obviously you can camp if you want to. It's Scotland, everyone is tough as nails and actually the year-round campsite at Glencoe Mountain Centre is pretty good with fine showers and toilet block. But we're not tough as nails, so stayed in one of the microlodges on site which look kind of like modern day gypsy caravans. We packed three of us into one which was very cosy but at least we weren't cold. You still need to bring your camping stove as there's no kitchen or anything. I guess essentially it's a big wooden tent. But you'll be thankful of it when your ski kit is wet and you don't want to battle with a damp tent.

www.glencoemountain.com
+44(0)1855 851 226
Google map: bit.ly/YxpHY3

I agreeI disagree

1.  
2. Send to friends

Hotel/pub with camping site behind. Small site for backpacking tents but also has trekking huts for rent. Clean loos and showers and awesome views down the loch at sunset.

Macdonald Hotel
Kinlochleven

I agreeI disagree

1.  
2. Send to friends

Fantastic place to eat, drink and recover from a hard day out on the hill. Also has accommodation if you're not a hard-up climber. Can get pretty lively on winter weekends. Great selection of real ales and even better selection of single malts.

Clachaig Inn
Glencoe
Argyll
Scotland
PH49 4HX

t. 01855 811252
e. inn@clachaig.com

I agreeI disagree

1.  
2. Send to friends