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Grey Corrie Lodge Bunkhouse

7.8Very Good(648)

Fort William, ScotlandView map18.67km from city centre

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Grey Corrie Lodge Bunkhouse is an ideal base for the many outdoor activities available in Lochaber, Outdoor Capital of the UK - canoeing, hill walking, mountain biking, fishing etc - and for studying the fascinating local geology & history.
The Grey Corrie Lodge bunkhouse provides budget accommodation in a rural village setting.
The Grey Corrie Lodge provides bunkhouse style accommodation for up to 28 people. Facilities include a kitchen & common room with wood burning stove, communal showers/toilets, drying room & washing machine. Bedding is provided.
All beds are bunk beds.

Bar meals are served daily in the adjacent Roy Bridge Hotel and in the nearby Stronlossit Inn.
There is ample car parking on site.

The bunkhouse/hostel offers cheap basic accommodation for those who love the outdoors and want somewhere to sleep, shower & eat with a roof over their head without the cost and frills of a hotel.
Communal facilities are used by all guests throughout the day and guests need to tidy up after themselves leaving the facilities ready for other users.

Guests will be sent details for self check in.

House Rules

Check In

16:00 - 22:00

Check Out

until

Taxes Included

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Facilities

Free Parking
Free WiFi
Parking
Internet access
Wi-Fi
Restaurant
Bar
Meals Available

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Reviews

7.8Very Good(648)

Value for Money
7.7
Security
6.9
Atmosphere
8.0
Cleanliness
7.7
Staff
7.7
Location
8.9
Facilities
7.7

Stayed in Feb 2026

5.4

Doug

Mixed Group, 41+, England

It's a cheap place to stay that could very easily be brilliant but there are several issues with it that really need to be rectified. -A room that sleeps 8 ppl with one power socket -Multiple lights over beds not working in dormitory -No storage for outdoor 'kit' other than the drying room -Drying rooms with no lighting and used as storage by owners -Dishwasher that didn't seem to work -Showers in men's toilets that's doing work properly -Heaters on the walls in toilets not working .

Stayed in Oct 2025

8.9

Ronald

Male, 41+, Scotland

Clean, efficient. Large kitchen with wood burning stove. Toilets and showers fine.

Stayed in Sept 2025

7.4

Anil

Male, 41+, Scotland

Great location and decent price. Does the job I guess. Little things annoying though like none of the power sockets in Room 1 are working or any of the bed lights, not good. Fine otherwise and yeah good stay.

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Location

Roy Bridge, Inverness-shire, Fort William, Scotland

18.7km from city centre

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About Fort William

7.6Very Good(282 Reviews)

Activities

8.9

Eating out

7.5

Shopping

6.8

Chilling out

8.2

Transport

7.6

Sightseeing

8.4

Culture

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7.8

About Fort William

Located on the Scottish Highlands, the town of Fort William is the firm favourite of backpackers and active travellers who wish to explore the rough beauty of the mountainous landscapes. The town is close to the UK’s highest peak Ben Nevis and surrounded by scenic landscapes that invite the visitors for adventurous hikes,
peaceful country walks and other outdoor activities.

Fort William has plenty of hostels to choose from. Stay in an old railway station or in a converted barn. Relax after a day of hiking in the warmth of a real fireplace in the common area or take a plunge in the hostel pool! Most of the hostels in Fort William offer free wifi and parking. Fort William hostels and lodges have
both dorms and private rooms to choose from.

Fort William is close to many nature’s wonders: Ben Nevis – the highest peak in the UK, Glen Coe – a glen of volcanic origins and Glen Nevis – a glen with stunning waterfalls. Conquer the mountains or explore the hiking trails of the Highlands. Don’t forget to check out the historical town centre: its cosy pubs and traditional local shops invite the visitors to pop in. A trip to Scotland wouldn’t be complete without enjoying a glass of Highland single malt – or if you are more of a beer drinker, a pint of local ale.

The list of outdoor activities available in the self-acclaimed ‘outdoor capital of the UK’ is endless: try kayaking, white water rafting, mountain biking, skiing or climbing. A must-do activity for Harry Potter fans and train enthusiasts, is the Jacobite Steam Train trip from Fort William to Mallaig. Described as one of the greatest train journeys in the world, the round trip takes you through the extremes – from the shadow of the highest peak of the country to the deepest sea water loch in Europe, and over the famous Glenfinnan viaduct.

Arrive by train or car to Fort William. The so-called Caledonian Sleeper, a night train from London to Scotland terminates in Fort William. The nearest airports are Glasgow and Edinburgh. The town centre of Fort William is compact and can be explored by foot. For nature excursions hire a car or use the local bus services.
Bike rentals are also available in Fort William.