Inver Caravan Park - small four-star touring and camping park on the North Coast 500 in Caithness.

Inver Caravan Park is a small VisitScotland four-star touring and camping park at Dunbeath in Caithness, in the Scottish Highlands. Located beside the A9 on the North Coast 500 route, the park offers views towards Dunbeath Bay and the Moray Firth and is open throughout the year. With 19 touring and camping pitches plus two static holiday caravans, it is suitable for motorhomes, campervans, touring caravans and tents, as well as visitors looking for self-contained holiday caravan accommodation.

The park has 10 hard-standing motorhome pitches, five grass pitches with electric hook-ups and four grass pitches without electric, with 18 electric hook-ups in total. Facilities include mains water, recycling, grey water and chemical toilet disposal, free fibre-optic WiFi and a heated facilities block with three private unisex shower rooms, a separate bathroom with a bath and shower, WC, hairdryer and shaver point. One shower room is suitable for disabled visitors. Two static caravans are also available: dog-friendly Castle View sleeps up to four, while Scaraben View sleeps up to eight and has three bedrooms, double glazing and LPG central heating.

Inver Caravan Park is particularly well placed for exploring Caithness and travelling the North Coast 500, while the village of Dunbeath provides useful amenities and places of interest. The beach, children's play park, tennis court, Dunbeath Heritage Centre and Laidhay Croft Museum are nearby, and the surrounding countryside offers opportunities for walking and wildlife watching. The park is also a convenient stop for walkers following the John o' Groats Trail through this dramatic part of the Highlands.

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