Anchored a night in the S part of the Loch. S of the shoals of Kilkerran Burn (avoid), and the end of the houses along that waterfront road. There's a nice looking beach along this stretch with good holding in slightly muddy sand relatively weed free.

Friendly staff and good facilities. Unfortunately the diesel berth was occupied by large fishing boats which I elected not to go alongside to refuel…

The marina exit was changed a few years back, so the diesel by can in up the ramp, turn right and cross the road. Prices now £4/m. Ferry to Ballycastle, Kintyre Express on the go again. If the marina is full, showers and toilets can be competitive! Water by hoses supplied.

I reviewed these notes in July 2022. Prices about the same. The Marina (Callum) does bike hire. Callum now keeps a couple of Camping Gaz 907s. The Kintyre ferry to Ballycastle not in the water yet.

I reviewed these notes in June 2021. I still have been unable to locate a supply of Gaz 907 refills, if anyone does find some let us know. Prices remain the same. Note that, at the moment, they intend to keep the showers closed for the rest of 2021

These notes were reviewed in May 2019. The prices remain as before (listed on their website as 2017 to 2018). I have added a link to the Sailing club's advice on rounding the Mull and a link to the marina website. New charts have been uploaded.

The pricing on the visitMyHarbour does not seem consistent with that of the Campbeltown Marina.

On this site it states: "As has been said they have an amenities block with full facilities and they are charging (2017) £20 per metre per night for boats up to 10 metres."

This not only seems excessive for an overnight stay but would probably be better replaced with a link to Campbeltown Marina's own website. i.e. https://www.campbeltownmarina.co.uk/prices to avoid future discrepancies.

MANY THANKS. i HAVE CORRECTED THE TYPO FROM "PER METRE TO "PER BOAT". THE3RE IS ALREADY A LINK TO THE MARINA WEBSITE

The notes have been updated to include the Kintyre express ferry service to Northern Ireland. We have been informed that Camping Gaz is no longer available at the Fuel Merchants

You incorrectly report that the KintyreExpress ferry has ceased operating. As at June 2016 this is wrong, the service has been expanded, covering at least ballycastle and port Ellen.
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"Nov 2015 Marina now completed and fully operational. New pontoons with power and water. New good facilities ashore. Good security through keypad gate. Excellent support from Calum (details as above)"

Feedback from D .Little

The pontoons are now finished here with both power and water. Amenities block is not yet complete but they are open for business. Prices may change under the new ownership. If you are familiar the contact number given in the text is the same as the old one for the "Berthing Company"

The new marina is in the final stages of construction ( as of 23rd April ), and pontoon berthing is not yet available. There are, however, three visitor moorings just of the end of the main jetty, they are yellow with dark blue pickup buoys. The charges are £10 per night and upto 14m boat length. Charges can be paid by phone to the George Hotel if you don't fancy going ashore.

These notes were reviewed by Don in March 2015. The new pontoons are going in this spring and will be ready for use sometime in June. There will be a further review later in the year

The number of the Campbeltown Loch Berthing Co. Ltd., is 07798 524821

These notes were updated by Don T on the 27th February 2013. The plans for extra pontoons are still ongoing and the tariff for the present pontoon has been updated for 2013.