Stay on the edge of one of the largest lakes in Scotland by booking your next staycation at one of these wonderful Loch Lomond holiday parks.These holiday parks will put you right on the banks of this famous lake and all the natural beauty that surrounds it, making it a fantastic option to consider for those of you hoping to get back in touch with nature.
Holiday Parks in Loch Lomond:
Ardlui Holiday Park
Ardgartan Argyll Forest Lodges
St Fillans Holiday Park
Strathyre Lodges
Why Holiday Parks in Loch Lomond?
Stretching over 70 square kilometres, Loch Lomond has long been a popular tourist destination and has served as inspiration for famous poets and writers such as Sir Walter Scott and Tobias Smollett. Popular with water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers, this stunning lake is surrounded by rolling green hills, rugged uplands and bustling market towns and villages, all of which will be no more than a short drive away when staying at one of these Loch Lomond holiday parks.
What’s best is that these holiday parks in Loch Lomond will provide you with a cosy and comfortable place to stay, including all the amenities and creature comforts of home. With plenty of space inside to relax and unwind, as well as providing you with plenty of outdoor space, many of these lodges also offer exceptional views of the surrounding countryside, making them unforgettable places to consider staying on your next Scottish staycation.
For more ideas on what to do here, take a look at our Loch Lomond Travel Guide »
Places to Visit from these Holiday Parks in Loch Lomond
From these holiday parks in Loch Lomond, you’ll have a wealth of things to see, do and explore to fill up your time from the day you arrive until the day you leave. Of course, one of the biggest and most recognisable landmarks in the region, which lends its name to the area, is Loch Lomond, the second-largest lake in Great Britain. Surrounded by miles of woodlands and hills, right next to the lake, you’ll also find Ben Lomond, one of the highest peaks in Scotland that makes for a challenging hike.
With over twenty large lakes in the region to explore, one of the best aside from Loch Lomond is Loch Earn, found slightly further east in the National Park. Not only that, there are over twenty peaks to climb for the keen hikers out there (known as “Munros”), as well as the huge Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, a gigantic woodland area packed full of natural beauty that’s situated to the south of the lochs.
Other places to visit from these Loch Lomond Holiday Parks:
Callander
Dunoon
Stirling
Strathyre
Types of Holidays in Loch Lomond
If these Loch Lomond holiday parks aren’t quite what you’re looking for, there are plenty more holiday parks in Scotland to choose from, as well as this fantastic collection of lodges in Loch Lomond. Not only that but with lots of dog-friendly cottages in Scotland, large Scotland cottages and luxury cottages in Scotland to consider too, we’re sure that you’ll find the perfect place to stay on your next break. You can also choose from the full list of cottages in Loch Lomond!