The Queen's Own Highlanders, Seaforth and Camerons Memorial

You'll find this memorial tucked away in Inverness, dedicated to two of Scotland's most storied Highland regiments - the Queen's Own Highlanders and the Seaforth and Camerons. It's a straightforward tribute to the men who served, particularly those lost in conflict, and it matters most if military history sits alongside your reasons for visiting the Highlands.

The memorial itself is modest - don't expect grand architecture or extensive grounds. What you get instead is a focal point for remembering these regiments' service history, stretching back centuries. It's the sort of place where a 20-minute wander makes sense rather than a destination you'd plan an afternoon around. If you're already in Inverness town centre, it's worth five minutes of your time. If you're driving specifically from your caravan park, factor in the journey - Ardtower or Bunchrew are both a short drive away, making it feasible as part of a broader day exploring Inverness itself.

History enthusiasts and anyone with family connections to these regiments will get the most from it. Families with younger children probably won't linger long, but teenagers interested in Scottish military heritage might find it educational. The best approach is to combine this with Inverness's other attractions - the castle, the riverside walks, the town's museums - rather than treating it as a standalone stop. Access details aren't entirely clear, so ringing ahead from your holiday park would be sensible. It's free, as far as these memorials go, and that's typical for this sort of tribute.