Good to know before you go
- Vehicle access
- There is no height barrier, but FLS states that this car park is not suitable for large vehicles or caravans. The parking area on the left as you enter is the preferred Stay the Night area.
- Arrival
- Approximate area shown. Confirm the exact arrival point before travelling.
- Facilities
- Waste disposal
- Overnight use
- Official motorhome scheme · self-contained only · no booking needed
Overview
Bridge of Orchy is an official Forestry and Land Scotland Stay the Night location in Glen Orchy. It provides six overnight motorhome spaces for self-contained campervans and motorhomes and has a chemical-toilet disposal point. The scheme is first come, first served, with one-night stays between 18:00 and 10:00. The current Stay the Night charge at this location is £13 including chemical-waste disposal.
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- Type of stay
- Official motorhome scheme
- Booking
- No booking needed
- Last checked
- 22 August 2026
Facilities
Why this is a better choice
- Explicit Forestry and Land Scotland overnight permission
- Dedicated chemical-toilet disposal on site
- Managed spaces help reduce pressure from informal overnight parking in Glen Orchy
Responsible stay notes
Leave at least 4m between vehicles, stay off verges, keep gates and trails clear, take rubbish away and use the designated chemical-waste facility correctly.
Local rules
Stay for one night only between 18:00 and 10:00 and do not return to the same car park to stay overnight within 48 hours. Spaces are first come, first served and cannot be reserved. Pay on arrival through RingGo. Vehicles must be self-contained. No fires, barbecues or generators.
Nearby food & shops
Bridge of Orchy Hotel serves food and drink. The nearest public toilets are in Tyndrum.
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Before you go
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