Tralee Bay Park Webcam Near Benderloch

While you will spot some toing and froing on this feed coming from the Tralee Bay Park, it won’t be a great deal as static caravans are not renowned for movement. That’s why they’re called static. But that’s not a bad thing as who would want to move them anywhere else when they have views like this of Ardmucknish Bay in western Scotland. The vehicles coming and going and the folks heading out for a hike may create a momentary distraction, but you’ll find it difficult, if not nigh on impossible, to take your eyes off that stretch of tranquil water in the distance.

The Tralee Bay Park is where folks who like to get back to nature, but want all amenities and home comforts on hand as they don’t like to rough it camping under canvas, go. And who can blame them? Not that there’s a surplus of amenities in Benderloch, the closest village, which boasts nothing more than a small shop for purchasing the everyday essentials of life like bread, milk and beer.

In this case, getting back to basics does have its compensations. Tralee Bay Park is in a part of Scotland called the Lynn of Lorn which has been classified as a designated national scenic area. Did it need to be designated as scenic by some authority? Not really. One glance and you can see for yourself just how scenic it is. If you’re planning on heading off to tramp the trails around the park and breathe in some of that braw, rejuvenating air, fair play. A blast of fresh air tinged with the scent of heather is the only thing this live feed is missing.