
Loch Insch Fishery
30 acres of peaceful Aberdeenshire countryside, with stunning views of the Bennachie hills right on your doorstep. Wake up to birdsong, fish the loch before breakfast, and on clear nights from late August through to May, look up — our exceptionally dark skies mean the Aurora Borealis is a regular visitor here.
Your home in Aberdeenshire countryside
Loch Insch Touring Park sits within the grounds of the fishery, surrounded by open countryside and the quiet of the Aberdeenshire hills. With views across to Bennachie — one of Aberdeenshire's most beloved hills — this is a setting that stays with you. Whether you are here for the fishing, the walking, or simply the peace, this is a place to slow down and breathe.
Fly fishing and bait lochs right on your doorstep. We also offer day tickets for our two stocked lochs, so you can fish whenever the mood takes you.
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing. We have four pitches — book early to avoid disappointment.
Hardstanding pitch with 16-amp electric hook-up included — ideal for caravans and motorhomes.
Hardstanding pitch without electric hook-up — ideal for self-sufficient motorhomes and campers.
Dogs are welcome at no extra charge — please keep them on leads at all times.
Dark Skies & Aurora Borealis
Loch Insch benefits from exceptionally dark skies. From late August through to May, the Northern Lights are a regular sight above the loch — one of the great bonuses of staying here.
On site
We have kept the touring park simple and well-maintained. Everything you need is here — nothing you do not.
Electric Hook-up (EHU)
16-amp electric hook-up available on all pitches
Fresh Water
Fresh water point on site for all guests
Chemical Waste
Chemical blackwater waste disposal facility on site
Toilet Access
Access to on-site toilet facilities included
Waste Bins
Waste and recycling bins conveniently located on site
4 Pitches
Small, quiet park with just four hardstanding pitches for a peaceful stay
Fishing on Site
Day tickets available for our two fly fishing lochs
Café On Site
The Tickled Trout café serves food and drinks daily
30 Acres
Set within 30 acres of peaceful Aberdeenshire countryside with stunning views of the Bennachie hills
The setting
Open skies, clean air and the sound of birdsong. Loch Insch sits in a quiet corner of Aberdeenshire where the pace of life is slower and the scenery is extraordinary. It is the kind of place you come to for a weekend and find yourself staying for a week. And from late August through to May, our exceptionally dark skies regularly treat guests to the Aurora Borealis — the Northern Lights dancing above the loch.
Explore
Loch Insch makes a wonderful base for exploring the best of Aberdeenshire and Royal Deeside.
Charming Royal Deeside town with shops, restaurants and walks
The Scottish home of the Royal Family, open to visitors in summer
Gateway to the Cairngorms, home of the famous Highland Games
Britain's largest national park — walking, cycling and wildlife
World-famous Speyside whisky distillery with tours and tastings
Scotland's third city — museums, galleries and the harbour
Good to know
We want every guest to have a peaceful, enjoyable stay. Here are a few things to be aware of before you arrive.
Bookings
Pitches are available on a first-come, first-served basis for short stays. For longer stays or to guarantee your pitch during busy periods, we recommend calling ahead or booking online via Airestop.
Address
Loch Insch Fishery & Touring ParkSeason: Open all year round.
Come and stay in one of Scotland's most peaceful corners. The loch, the café and the countryside are all on your doorstep.