Argyll and Bute's parks sit on sea lochs, lochsides and islands. Dunoon on the Cowal peninsula has the most, with more at Cairndow and Kilfinan. Loch Lomond holds parks at Luss and Inveruglas, and the west coast runs from Oban and Taynuilt down Kintyre to Tarbert and Bellochantuy. Rothesay on the Isle of Bute has a lodge park of its own.

Nearly every park here is a holiday park. Residential park homes are scarce, with one park at Dunoon and one at Helensburgh.

Ferries serve Dunoon, Rothesay and the islands, so price the crossing into your running costs if you plan to visit through the year. Ask each park about its season too, because west coast sites can close earlier than parks further south.