We used this car park recently before realising that some of the other car parks in the town are…read moretotally free! This one costs £2.50 for up to 3 hours or up to 12 for £5 (no concessions for disabled blue badge holders). On the plus side it's within easy walking distance of the town centre and harbour and it's at street level so no stairs, accessible to all. The man who was taking the money was friendly and gave us helpful directions to some places we were looking for.

We were on holiday from America and on the way to Oban had a flat tyre outside of town. We needed…read moreto get a new one and other shops had closed. Sean at Kiel-fit Oban stayed open until we were able to get the tyre to him. He helped us immediately, was friendly and charged us a very reasonable price. A local told us it was much less expensive than he expected. Go there and see Sean for great service!

I cannot rate this garage and they three guys that I dealt with highly enough! Professional,…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and so very helpful! I got recovered and taken here last week, after splitting my tyre on a pot hole! They completely turned a bit of a c**p situation into a such a positive experience! I had been travelling around Scotland for the past week in a campervan that was new to me, which had 20" alloys, therefore I was so very lucky that Brian had decided to get some tyres in to fit these the week before, as they are not standard and not usually in stock! Brian was in on his day off and spent a lot of time explaining and helping me understand about wheels and tyres and gave me so much knowledge for my future travels! Mark showed me that I had also damaged my wheel, which highlighted to me how honest and conscientious they are! They did their absolute best to help with this and then swapped my damaged wheel and tyre to the back for my journey home, explaining that the front takes the majority of any impact and therefore this would be much safer! ... I would never have thought of this and surely they have gone way up and beyond any 'normal' customer service! The other guy (whose name I unfortunately did not get), gave me a full visual inspection report on my tyres (something which I had asked at a previous kwik fit, and was told 'oh there ok'!), he was brilliant! He also asked me if I had heard a knocking noise?, to which I replied 'yes', he then told me what this was and advised me to take it to my mechanic as soon as I return! They did not charge me for anything apart from the tyre and the fitting! I seriously, cannot thank these guys enough and cannot rate them high enough! I am pleased to say, thanks to them, I returned home to Cornwall safely. I have returned feedback to their Operations Manager and I hope they are commended on their service :) A BIG THANK YOU GUYS!!!!

Driving through the Glen Coe there are just too many pretty spots to check them all. But since it's…read moreour third time in this area, we checked on some we've missed the first two times around. And this was one of it. It's actually a smaller parking lot, but a lot of visitors just park besides the road, which works just fine. It's a very popular spot - and for good reason. The views are magical. Creag Dubh, Glen Etive and more can be seen from here. The amazing green Glen views that are so typical for this area. You could drive further south for some more spots, some hikes, the Buachaille Etive Mór and more. But we didn't go further this time, since we had to arrive on Skye on the same day. But definitely one of the most impressive quick stops when you're driving along the A82.

On the way north we stopped here for a few minutes. It's just at the A82 and holds only a few cars…read more- if you cross the road, be careful because the vehicles come in fast here. The viewpoint offers - as the name says - great views of Beinn Dorain and the glens around it. It has a very distinctive shape, it overlooks the Bridge of Orchy in Argyll with a height of 1,076 metres (3,530 ft). There are many many viewpoints along the A82, the closer you get to the Glen Coe. Impossible to stop at them all. But surely this one here is a pretty one and doesn't take too much time.

This is a very convenient carpark if you plan a small hike to the Signal Rock and/or An Torr…read more It goes around some bends, so there are more parking spots than you might think. Just across the river you'll find the woodlands and several paths leading to the signal rock and An Torr. But be sure to follow the trail along the river (east) to Loch Achtrochian. Very nice and great views. The trail starts right at the entrance of the carpark. There are several trashcans, but no public toilets. Just be aware of that in case nature calls.