Port Ban Holiday Park
B8024, Kilberry, Tarbert PA29 6YD, UK
View on Google MapsA family run park by the beach, with sea views and a host of activities - from golf to canoeing. Glamping pods too.
About Port Ban Holiday Park
Tucked away near Tarbert on Argyll's rugged coastline, this family-run holiday park delivers proper seaside camping with direct beach access and sweeping sea views. The setting is the star here - remote enough to feel properly away from it all, yet still offering spotless modern facilities that regularly earn praise from visitors. Kayaking, rock pooling and coastal walks fill the days, while evenings might mean watching the sunset from your pitch or warming up in one of the glamping pods.
The on-site shop and cafe save trips into town, and the welcome extends to four-legged friends too. Facilities include electric hook-ups, clean shower blocks and kitchen areas that consistently impress. Whether you're planning to tackle nearby golf courses, explore by canoe, or simply soak up the peace of this beautiful stretch of coast, Port Ban strikes a fine balance between wild location and creature comforts.
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People say this holiday park offers a beautiful, remote location with stunning views and direct beach access, perfect for activities like kayaking and rock pooling. Visitors highlight the spotless and modern bathroom and kitchen facilities, along with a well-stocked on-site shop and cafe. They also appreciate the welcoming staff and the dog-friendly environment.
Summary via Google
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Lodges & pods
- 2 x Hexilodge Pods
Hook-up
Facilities
No takeaway delivery found for this location (PA29 6YD) on Just Eat or Deliveroo — you'll likely need to bring or buy supplies before you arrive.
Nearest supermarkets
Handy if you're self-catering or need to stock up on arrival.
- Co-op 9.8 miles
Straight-line distances — the drive will be longer. Store data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Opening hours
- The park is open for hire of holiday homes from the 1st of March to the 31st of October. Camping/touring and glamping pod hire is available from the 28th of March to the 31st of October.
What visitors say
We stayed in a glamping pod, it was horrendous, very poor quality. Beautiful location, nice staff and great shop. Possibly better if staying in your own accommodation or a rented static.
4 months ago · via Google
Cycle and tent friendly. Right on NCR 78. Very good welcome and advice on cycle routes from our host. Our pitch was on a green next to the shore and a little beach with a magnificent view of Jura across the lough. The facilities were very good, clean and modern. The whole site was well laid out and was clearly a popular holiday spot with many activities catered for. Loved it and will endeavour to visit again.
a year ago · via Google
One of the most beautiful remote places I have ever been. If you love beautiful isolation and being at one with raw nature this is for you. The fresh smell of salt and the sea was always there. The sea inspired you with its power and beauty. Will definitely return for more tranquility.
9 months ago · via Google
Went in our motorhome. Fantastic site with very spacious pitches. Maybe need your leveling ramps with you:-) nice and quite with a lovely beach walk. Its a long haul on the single track road to get there but so worth it. We got the bikes out and had a great run on good roads with not many cars to be seen. The Kilberry Inn is a must but be warned, book a table well in advance to avoid disappointment. The food and service is outstanding and costs are fine for what you're getting 👌 We will most definitely be back.
a year ago · via Google
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