Bunkhouses in Scotland : Campsite and hostel on the West Highland Way
By the Way Hostel and Campsite, Lower Station Rd, Tyndrum, FK20 8RY
By The Way Hostel and Campsite can be found in the Loch Lomond National Park halfway between Arrochar’s peaks and the grandeur of Glencoe. The site is aimed primarily at outdoor enthusiasts and with great walking (the West Highland Way passes by the hostel), climbing, and white water rafting. There is lots to be enthusiastic about, Munro-baggers can find 50 Munros within 20 miles. Accommodation options range from camping (with a pot wash area and campers’ drying room), basic trekker huts/cabins, as well as glamping huts, hobbit houses and posh pods, (own cooking utensils required) to a purpose built four star hostel with twin and double rooms as well as dormitory accommodation, great self-catering facilities and drying room. For more comfort still there’s a three bedroom chalet and a two bedroom chalet. By The Way is in Tyndrum with the village pub, shops, and café nearby. The Glasgow to Fort William road is 250m from the site (far from the madding traffic noise) and both the Glasgow Oban and Glasgow Fort William trains stop in Tyndrum.
This accommodation is featured on our map of The Trossachs and Lochaber and here is its own website.or call Kirsty Burnett on
01838 400333
26 hostel; 36 huts; 50 camping.
Hostel/huts closed from end Oct to end March. Camping from April to end Sept. 8am – 10am & 2pm – 8pm.
Hostel dorms from £20.00pp. Huts vary. Camping £8pp.
Always phone in advance. Deposit (Visa/Access) guarantees bed.
GR NN 327 302. Travelling on A82 follow sign in village for Tyndrum Lower Station. Hostel is immediately before station.
Intercity coach and rail service pick-up points in Tyndrum to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Fort William and Oban. Sleeper service to London.
This accommodation allows dogs by arrangement, is in a National Park, is available to individuals, has a pub within walking distance and is on the map of accommodation for school groups, the Hostels with Camping map, the Land's End to John O' Groats Walk and the West Highland Way.