Cruise Loch Linnhe
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Our CL enjoys a secluded forest location close to the River Moriston. As well as being well placed for hillwalkers, the site is great for cyclists and those who love fishing. Owls, woodpeckers and pine martens nest nearby and otters can be spotted in the river. An easy 45 minutes’ drive to Inverness to the East and the Isle of Skye to the West. Near to the Munros.
Catherine looks forward to welcoming you to her CL.
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0.5 acres
Electric amperage: 16
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- IV63 7YJ
- GPS:
- Lat 57.176183 / Lon -4.79907
- OS field ref:
- NH308131
- OS map ref:
- 34
Transport links
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
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Lovely peaceful location.
Torgoyle Lodge
We just stayed one night here. The lady was most welcoming and advised us where to connect to electricity and obtain water. We were on the last hard standing pitch, adjacent to lovely grass and trees. We take our cat with us and felt safe allowing her to roam. The site is quite close to the road but we did not notice any noise during the night. This was a stopover on our journey so can't comment on local facilities but the scenery is stunning. We would highly recommend a stopover here.
...... Disappointing
Torgoyle Lodge
If you like narrow, wooded pitches with high trees all around you, you will love it. This site has potential but feels really neglected. One of the pitches has been turned into a meadow, which is a lovely idea, but not if you wanted to put an awning up, or have a seating area as the grass and flowers are knee high. This CL site is in need of some TCL. We had not internet, no phone lines (with two different providers) and no radio, so the comment ‘TV reception is variable’ really means ‘ none’. We were only booked in for one night as a stop over.
Very poor site that offers very basic facilities and uneven hardstandings covered in road planings
Torgoyle Lodge
This site is not what we were expecting and to say it is basic is an understatement, there is no peace or tranquility and no access to hot water or toilets and showers.
The reception we received was fairly cold and when I asked what facilities they had was asked; “like what” so I said toilets and showers, the lady said no just cold water, she then handed me a black bin liner and instructions for recycling and asked for £15 payment, I didn’t have enough cash as I was expecting contactless payment, we had no choice to move on and find another site.
This site is extremely basic and the description makes it sound like a lovely location, which it is not.
We feel that the club is not giving it’s members a fair opportunity to judge the quality of the site in advance and should probably consider whether they should include.
Ideal for a one-night stopover
Torgoyle Lodge
Ideally situated midway between the Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness, this CL was just what we needed after several days of off-grid motorhoming on the Isle of Skye. When we rang up the owner asked us the length of our outfit, which is 7m. We obviously had no problem fitting on the site - but anything larger may struggle. Anyway, we were able to recharge our bike batteries and empty our grey/black waste and take on water. The ehu allocated to our pitch was out of order - so we had to plug in via a 3 way extension to the pitch next door. The owner told me that the electrician was to be coming out in October to repair it. As others have mentioned - there was no phone signal. We were able to pick up radio reception in the morning - we had given up on the journey there - we just couldn't pick up a decent signal. Once on the road again the reception didn't last for long. We don't have a tv in our motorhome so I can't comment on tv reception. I agree with others - the "site" is a grass strip adjacent to the cottage - and a through road runs in front of it linking the small number of houses with the main road - on saying that the main road was not overly busy at night so we had a quiet night. I doubt very much there would be enough room for an awning between each pitch - it was quite tight. We weren't affected by midges - I suppose it is coming to the end of midge season. As mentioned we just used it as a stop-over site to Inverness - I am not sure whether it is suited for a longer stay - I suppose it depends on your holiday requirements.
