Campbeltown is one of the largest towns in Argyll, a busy fishing port set around an attractive harbour.
The town has some fine buildings, including the town hall with a striking white stone spire. Campbeltown Heritage Centre is the museum of local history.
Once home to over 30 distilleries, the number has declined in recent years, but there are a number of prestigious malt whiskies still produced in the town such as at Springbank distillery, which holds open days and tours by appointment.
Campbeltown is the ideal place from which to tour the beautiful Kintyre peninsula, with its stunning scenery and abundant wildlife. There are boat trips available to view sealife such as seals, dolphins and puffins, or watch from the shore at the nearby Machrihanish Seabird and Wildlife Observatory.
Take a boat trip to view the scenery and wildlife.
Towns Near Campbeltown To Visit - straight line distance:
Southend (7.61 miles) Isle of Arran (17.11 miles) Isle of Gigha (18.65 miles)
How to get to Campbeltown
Tourist Attractions in Campbeltown to Visit Machrihanish Seabird and Wildlife Observatory Purpose-built hide at this prime bird-watching site.
Scottish Owl Centre View these beautiful creatures at Scotlands only owl centre.
Springbank Distillery Home of a historic malt.
Mull of Kintyre Seatours One of several operators offering boat trips around the Kintyre peninsula.
Campbeltown Museum Museum of local life and artworks.
Campbeltown Heritage Museum Interesting museum housed in a former church.
The Kintyre Way Long-distance footpath through the beautiful Kintyre peninsula.
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Campbeltown Weather
14°C Light rain
9°C Moderate rain
10°C Sunny skies
10°C Clear skies