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Kilvrecht Caravan & Camping

A Forestry and Land Scotland woodland campsite above Loch Rannoch where the Black Wood, stone tent shelters, and a warden who actually shows up make budget camping feel considered.

Kilvrecht sits in Tay Forest Park above Loch Rannoch in Highland Perthshire, run by Forestry and Land Scotland as a deliberately basic back-to-nature base. The site spreads across several fields with varying shelter and terrain, hardstanding bays under the trees for vans, grass for tents, and a handful of stone shelters that make a genuine difference when a Highland squall rolls in.

The loch is a short walk downhill, the Black Wood of Rannoch and Carie trail network are on the doorstep, and Kinloch Rannoch village is close enough for supplies. This is a site that exists entirely because of its location in one of Scotland's great forest parks, and it doesn't pretend otherwise. Facilities are honest: clean toilets, wash-up water from a local spring, a couple of freshening cubicles, electric hookup, and a warden who comes round daily. No showers, that's the deal.

At prices starting from £7 a night, Kilvrecht draws serious walkers, anglers heading for Loch Rannoch, and anyone who wants a Highland base without a holiday-park bill. Dogs are welcome on a lead, and the surrounding trails make this good dog-holiday territory. Bring midge repellent, the forest setting that makes this place special also produces a reliable midge season.

Before you book

  • Single-track road to the site, allow time and check your wing mirrors.
  • No showers on site; wash areas are spring-fed cubicles.
One of the most honest campsites in Highland Perthshire: Forestry and Land Scotland have kept it basic, kept the prices low, and let the forest and loch do the talking.

Why it made the cut

  • Woodland setting above Loch Rannoch inside Tay Forest Park, location is the entire point
  • Stone tent shelters are a practical and characterful touch rarely found on budget sites
  • Daily warden presence, clean facilities, and spring water give real confidence for a back-to-nature base
  • From £7 a night with direct trail access to Black Wood of Rannoch and Carie network

The Feeling

Off grid real · Lovingly scruffy · Mixed tempo

Stone shelter storms. Spring fed water. Loch at the bottom of the field. Daily warden rounds. Highland forest floor.

Good For

  • Solo
  • Family
  • Dog holiday

Best For

  • Back-to-nature woodland camping above Loch Rannoch with stone tent shelters
  • Walking access to Carie trails and Black Wood of Rannoch forest
  • Budget camping with grass and hardstanding pitches across multiple fields

In Campr's collections

  • Forest deepHeavy canopy above Loch Rannoch, stone shelters for when the weather turns, and trail access into the Black Wood of Rannoch from the pitch.
  • Farm fields properForestry and Land Scotland run this with the same no-nonsense character as the best working-farm sites, honest, affordable, and entirely location-led.
  • Dog holiday hqForest trails on the doorstep and a warden who knows the routes; dogs on leads are welcomed, not merely tolerated.

Facilities

Toilets
Electric hookup
Shop

Quick answers

Does Kilvrecht Caravan & Camping allow dogs?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Kilvrecht Caravan & Camping, kept on a lead.
What kind of stays does Kilvrecht Caravan & Camping offer?
Tent, Motorhome, Wild camping, in the forest.
How much does Kilvrecht Caravan & Camping cost?
Pitches from £7 per night. Book directly with the site.
Where is Kilvrecht Caravan & Camping?
Kinloch Rannoch, Pitlochry PH17 2QJ, UK.

Where it is

Kinloch Rannoch, Pitlochry PH17 2QJ, UK

In the forest · Perthshire · Scotland · 56.681° N, 4.261° W

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Independent Rating

4.6

Based on 215 Google reviews

Campr Ethos Approved

Signed off by Curator · Last reviewed June 2026
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The Setup

PitchesTent, Motorhome, Wild camping
SettingIn the forest
DogsDogs welcome on lead

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