Loch Lomond Holiday Home

Crianlarich 8.3 miles. Nestled on the Ardlui Holiday Park, on the northern shores of the stunning Loch Lomond, is this charming abode, Loch Lomond Holiday Home. Set over the ground-floor with off-road parking and exceptional surrounding views, Loch Lomond Holiday Home is a great base for a family of four and up to two dogs looking to escape to Argyll and Bute. Internally, the home comprises of a light and airy open-plan living space, serving as the social hub of the home. Allow the head chef to become familiar within the kitchen, offering all the essential appliances, whilst the dining table is set with crockery and cutlery for a delightful feast. Afterwards, curl up on the sofa and enjoy entertainment on the TV. Balmy evenings can be spent on the decking whilst you marvel at the views to the lake and imposing hills. Freshen up in the shower room before finding comfort in either of the bedrooms; the master offers a double with ensuite cloakroom and there is also a twin. Kick off your itinerary with a water-based activity; the loch offers a range of watersports including wakeboarding, water skiing, windsurfing, kayaking and luxury speedboat tours, with lessons also readily available for groups. Take advantage of the on-site facilities at Ardlui Holiday Park, with its own bar, a splendid family-run pub and restaurant serving tasty food where you can refuel before continuing with your adventures. The surrounding area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with a myriad of walks ranging from challenging to more leisurely, with the famous being the West Highland Way which winds through the shores of the loch. Keen anglers and cast their hooks in the hope of catching pike, trout and salmon in the loch, golfers can enjoy a round on the renowned Loch Lomond Course, whilst there’s also opportunity for horse riding, quad biking, clay pigeon shoot and archery in Dunnon, 50 miles away. The Drovers Inn, an iconic pub known for being the most haunted pub in Scotland resides only a stone’s throw away, as does the Ardlui Railway Station, which stops at Glasgow and Oban, where you can enjoy a scenic journey past Lochs, castles and the rolling landscapes. You’ll find a superb whisky distillery in Oban, which offers tours, and for the fish lovers, there is no better place to get fresh fish than straight from the sea, sold along the harbour wall. With Balloch only a short car journey away, offering Loch Lomond Sea Life Aquarium, Loch Lomond steamer tours, a shopping centre, restaurants and Treezone Loch Lomond for the more adventurous ones, you’ll have plenty to see and do. Experience the beauty of Loch Lomond with a holiday at Loch Lomond Holiday Home.