Discover the Magic of the West Highland Peninsulas

Located on the serene shores of Loch Sunart and at the base of Ben Resipol, Resipole Farm Holiday Park is a gateway to the wonders of the West Highland Peninsulas. For nearly 50 years, we've welcomed visitors to enjoy our self-catering lodges and holiday homes. Recently, we transitioned from a traditional campsite to offering the unique opportunity of owning your own holiday home within our fully serviced, well-equipped park. This blog post will guide you through the myriad of activities and attractions that make the West Highland Peninsulas an unforgettable destination, and why Resipole Farm Holiday Park is the perfect base for your adventures.

Adventure Awaits: Activities at Resipole Farm

Water-Based Adventures

At Resipole Farm Holiday Park, adventure is at your doorstep. The waters of Loch Sunart provide a perfect setting for wild swimming, kayaking, canoeing, sailing, and stand-up paddleboarding. Our on-site slipway makes it easy to launch your watercraft and start exploring. Whether you're a seasoned water sports enthusiast or a beginner, local providers offer lessons and equipment hire to ensure everyone can join in the fun.

Hiking, Walking, and Cycling

Resipole is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The surrounding woodlands, hills, and trails offer fantastic opportunities for walking, hiking, and cycling. Trails range from easy walks through the ancient oakwoods of Sunart to challenging hikes up Ben Resipol and Ben Hiant, where panoramic views await. Cyclists can explore quiet country roads and off-road trails, perfect for a leisurely ride or a more demanding adventure

Wildlife Watching and Stargazing

Nature lovers will be thrilled by the abundant wildlife in the area. From red deer and otters to pine martens, eagles, and sea birds, the West Highland Peninsulas are a wildlife watcher’s paradise. Early mornings and late evenings offer the best opportunities for spotting these magnificent creatures. Additionally, Resipole Farm is a designated Dark Skies Discovery Site, ideal for stargazing and observing the Aurora Borealis. The lack of light pollution allows for clear views of stars, constellations, and planets www.westhighlandpeninsulas.com/explore/nature-wildlife

Exploring the Peninsulas

Local Heritage and Culture

Our area is steeped in history and culture. Discover its rich heritage, by visiting ancient sites like the Neolithic cairn and Bronze Age standing stones at Camas nan Geall, or explore the ruins of Ardtornish Castle. The village of Strontian, known for its lead mines and the discovery of the element Strontium, offers shops, cafes, and the Oakwood Craft and Tourism Visitor Centre, where you can learn more about the region's history 
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Dining and Shopping

Savour the local cuisine at various cafes and restaurants throughout the peninsulas. From traditional Scottish fare to contemporary dishes made with fresh, local ingredients, there’s something to satisfy every palate. For a unique experience, visit the Ardnamurchan Distillery to tour the facilities and sample their acclaimed spirits. The area also boasts numerous local artists and crafters. Don't miss the on-site Resipole Fine Art Studio for exclusive exhibitions showcasing works from local and international artists.