Holidays in Scotland

At the edge of Argyll Forest Park, pine-covered mountains sweep down to meet the shore of Loch Long where 40 cabins sit. A more perfect spot for a forest escape is hard to imagine.

Great for:

• Cabins with unique lochside views
• Argyll Forest Park & the Arrochar Alps
• A guided cruise of Loch Lomond
• Walking, hiking, and mountain biking
• Loch Lomond’s famous restaurants
• Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

Breathtaking Borders scenery creates an epic backdrop to walking, world-class mountain biking, horse riding and incredible wildlife watching. Embrace adventure or seek out space to unwind across 3,800 acres of woodland.

Great for:

• Tweed Valley Forest Park
• 7stanes mountain biking
• The River Tweed
• Go Ape adventures
• Alpaca trekking and horse riding 
• Kailzie Gardens 
• Ancient ruins, holy sites and historic spas

Surrounded by forest, loch, and mountain, Strathyre is the very essence of Scotland. Some cabins have enchanting views of Loch Lubnaig while others occupy a grassy forest glade.

Great for:

• Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
• Canoeing on Loch Lubnaig
• Mountainside hikes & lochside trails
• Restaurants and pubs in Callander
• Blair Drummond Safari & Adventure Park
• National Cycling Route 7 & Glen Finglas Loop

Knowing what’s nearby might just help you choose which stunning Scottish location to visit. If you like the idea of tying in an Edinburgh day trip, or fancy having a Safari Park and National Museum of Rural Life only down the road, then you’ll love all the things to do near Strathyre. If you’d rather explore characterful seaside towns like Helensburgh, or see amazing fish at a Sealife Sanctuary, why not have a look at all the amazing things to do near Ardgartan Argyll?

Scotland is the perfect getaway destination for those looking for something a little out of the ordinary. With a fascinating history, some of Europe’s most vibrant cities and a rugged, varied coastline there is plenty to explore and discover. The best landscapes and areas of paramount beauty in Scotland are recognised and protected as National Scenic Areas and cover 13% of the land. There are 40 areas that have been recognised including spectacular mountain areas such as Ben Nevis and Glencoe, the spectacular island landscapes of the Hebrides and the Northern Isles, and the beautiful lochs, such as Loch Lomond, Scotland's largest loch, which is just a ten-minute drive from our Ardgartan Argyll location.

The City of Stirling is one of Scotland's oldest towns and its newest cities and is just a 35-minute drive away from our Strathyre location. Presenting the perfect mix of diverse history and modern culture, Stirling is definitely worth a visit. Callander, the largest town within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and is full of charm and character with many shops and amenities for visitors and is only a 15-minute drive away. The seaside town of Helensburgh is located on the shores of the Firth of Clyde, just 35 minutes away from Ardgartan Argyll and is perfect if you fancy a breath of sea air! For a day out with a twist visit the living museum of the Inveraray Jail. Experience life as a 19th-century prisoner with courtroom trials and punishments! You could also explore the top 10 castles to visit in Scotland.

With so many days out in and around Scotland, you will be spoilt for choice during short breaks in Scotland. In Oban, you will find Scotland's Sea Life Sanctuary, home to amazing sea creatures including Sharks, Rays, Otters and much more - a great place to visit whatever the weather. If you prefer land over sea you might prefer a scenic walk around Ardkinglas Woodland Gardens. For a great family day out head to Blair Drummond Safari Park and take a drive around the wildlife enclosures. With amusements included in the admission price and lots of picnic areas, it's a great place to spend the day. For an adrenaline-filled day, a visit to Go Ape in Go Ape is a must. Featuring 2 of Britain's longest zip wires, you can fly through the forest at 150 feet for over 400 metres!