Cub Chalets A - Glen Urquhart - Inverness-shire

In a picturesque setting, surrounded by trees and bracken on a 10 acre wooded hillside, these 5 pine chalets each in their own private position with views to trees and some have a lovely outlook over Loch Meiklie to the hills beyond. This is a quiet location with stunning scenery and there are many beautiful walks to enjoy. Birds and wildlife are abundant in the area and a boat is available to visitors for trout fishing on Loch Meiklie. This is a good centre for touring, just 5 miles from Loch Ness, 20 miles from Inverness, with Fort William and the North West Coast easily accessible. The chalets all have pine interiors and provide comfortable, well-appointed holiday accommodation. Managed by the resident owners, the chalets are reached by a fairly steep narrow track and each has a parking space.The Steading Bar/Restaurant is at the park entrance. Shops 5 miles, tea room 1 mile for meals/takeaways. 1 double bedroom, lounge, dining area and small kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath. Bed linen is provided, towels can be hired. Each chalet is all electric and has a cooker, fridge, microwave, television, DVD and CD Player. IN532a has a dishwasher, IN532b has a washing machine. A high chair is available in (a) and (b) by prior arrangement (charges apply).

Beech Hedge - Cargill - Perthshire

Surrounded by picturesque countryside in the heart of rural Perthshire just 10 miles from the fair city of Perth this beautifully located park sits near the rivers Tay and Isla and boasts views of the Grampian Mountains.

Glenlivet Lodges - Ballindalloch - Banffshire

Offering quality lodge accommodation in the magnificent Speyside countryside with panoramic views over the Glenlivet Estate and Cairngorms National Park,

Golden Pond Log Cabin - Dunkeld - Perthshire

Superbly set in beautiful and peaceful surroundings this delightful log cabin offers stylish and tasteful holiday accommodation. The large pond in the grounds provides the perfect setting for an evening on the veranda. Just a 5 minute drive away is Dunkeld, which offers a good selection of shops including a deli, butchers, green grocers, grocery shop, newsagents, post office, restaurants and a number of specialist boutiques. Dunkeld Cathedral is steeped in history and very picturesque, sitting on the banks of the River Tay. In neighbouring Birnam you will find the Birnam Oak, thought to be 1,000 years old; the Oak now stands with its lower branches resting wearily on crutches. The Beatrix Potter Garden tells the story of the author and her life in the area. The Loch of the Lowes, a Scottish Wildlife Trust reserve, is only a 2 min drive from Golden Pond Log Cabin. From the hide at the visitor centre you can watch a breeding pair of Osprey, who take up residence for most of the summer, as well as otters , red squirrels, pine martins and an abundance of wildlife. Golfers are spoilt for choice; Dunkeld has its own 18 hole course and there are courses in Aberfeldy, Crieff, Blairgowrie and Pitlochry, and of course St Andrews and Gleneagles all within an hour's drive. For the outdoor enthusiast there are a great number of walks locally including the well known Hermitage where you can visit Ossian's Cave, named after a hermit, and Ossian's Hall, a folly from which you can admire the waterfall below. For the more adventurous there are a number of Munro's (mountains over 3,000ft) to climb within an hours drive. The area is well known for outdoor activities with a number of local company's offering a wide range of sports including, white water rafting, abseiling, cycling, off road sports and salmon fishing in the famous River Tay ( permits available locally). The fair City of Perth is only a 20 min drive and provides a good selection of shops and restaurants, and is also rich in culture, with its museum, galleries, theatre and concert hall. Golden Pond Log Cabin offers the ideal base for couples, families as well as groups to explore Perthshire and beyond or just relax and escape for a while.Property has electric central heating.

Ardlui Lodges - Loch Lomond - Stirlingshire

On the bonny banks of Loch Lomond these newly built timber lodges offer excellent holiday accommodation amidst the beautiful surroundings of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Whatever the season there is so much to see and do in the area: the landscape of gentle lowlands gives way to rugged highland peaks glens and lochs – a paradise for walkers – whilst jet skiing and caneoing are among a variety of local activities sure to please water sports enthusiasts and pony trekking mountain biking facilities and excellent golf courses can all be found nearby. And the lodges themselves provide a haven of relaxation – each lodge enjoys spectacular views from its private veranda and they all share an indoor hot tub barbecue hut and two acres of grounds with a private jetty and stunning shoreline with two other holiday properties. The vibrant city of Glasgow is only an hour's drive away and the many delights of historic Edinburgh lie within easy reach (2 hours' drive). Walkers and climbers can access the West Highland Way by taking the ferry from the Ardlui Hotel just 200 yards away and offering a bar and shop.

Criffel Lodge - Kirkcudbright - Kirkcudbrightshire

This Scandinavian style lodge is the perfect tranquil location for a visit to Dumfries and Galloway. Set on the edge of a nine hole golf course and driving range, overlooking the River Dee near Tongland, there is a Golf Club house with a restaurant, and children are especially welcome. The lodge is surrounded by farmland, home to the famous Belted Galloway cattle which can be handled or photographed.

Kiltarlity Lodges - Beauly - Inverness shire

Set amongst birch trees on a hillside near Loch Ness with shops pubs and restaurants only a short distance away in nearby villages.

Ar Taigh Fiodh - Spean Bridge - Inverness shire

Situated in a small picturesque village in the foothills of Ben Nevis, Ar Taigh Fiodh (Gaelic for our wooden house), is a tastefully furnished and beautifully presented detached lodge set in superb garden grounds. This charming single storey house offers peace and tranquillity in stunning surroundings yet is easily accessible and just a short walk from the local amenities of Spean Bridge which include a village shop, pub, a local woollen mill and an award winning 2 AA Rosette restaurant.Property is all at ground floor level, has electric storage heaters.

Heatherwood Retreat Lodges - Embo - Sutherland

Set within 2 miles of the stunning white beaches of Embo and Dornoch, these new lodges offer a tranquil escape from everyday life. Perfect for experiencing true, traditional Scotland.

Thistle Lodge - Invergarry - Inverness-shire

In a wonderfully scenic location in the heart of the Great Glen, this small group of south-facing Scandinavian pine log lodges all have superb panoramic views of Loch Lochy and the mountain range beyond. To the rear, Ben Tee rises to nearly 3000 ft, ideal for climbing and walking. The Great Glen long distance trail passes the entrance to the chalet park and is very popular with walkers, cyclists and mountaineers. Free fishing is available on Loch Lochy and the use of a boat with ghillie can be arranged at extra cost. Permits are also available for salmon and trout fishing on surrounding rivers and lochs. Water sports centre 3 miles and in the winter months, skiing and snow-boarding can be enjoyed at Nevis Range. This is also a good central base for exploring the majestic scenery and many historic castles and monuments which lie along the Great Glen from Inverness to Fort William. Horse-riding and golf are available at Fort Augustus, where cruises on the Caledonian Canal can also be enjoyed. For those interested in natural history, the area abounds with wildlife - deer, osprey, pine martens, golden eagles and buzzards, to name a few. The pine martens resident near the lodges regularly visit the verandahs to be fed their favourite titbits of a jam or peanut butter piece. Seasonal pub 1.5 miles, small shop 3 miles, general store and pubs at Invergarry (5 miles). The lodges are beautifully sited at the top of a steep slope and have been double glazed and furbished with new furnishings and double glazing throughout to create a warm, welcoming and very comfortable atmosphere. The last half mile to the lodges is on a rough track road. A stock-proof fence surrounds the 5 acre area in which the lodges are sited. The pebbled beach can be reached via a gate leading down a steep embankment to the lochside.Thistle is a particularly spacious two storey lodge with a large private furnished deck at the entrance. 1 double and 1 twin bedroom upstairs; ground floor living area is open plan to a full length observatory / conservatory with spectacular views all year. Large well-equipped kitchen, bathroom with power shower over the bath. Cooking by gas, full gas/electric heating. Fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, wide screen television with SKY, DVD/CD player.Beds are made up for guests' arrival with linen and towels provided. Cot and high chair available on request. Garden furniture and barbecue provided. Coin-operated laundry facilities on site. Parking for each lodge.

Conifer Lodge - Oban - Argyll

Lagnakeil occupies a truly unique and unrivalled location allowing you to take full advantage of all that the west coast Highlands of Scotland has to offer. Conifer Lodge is one of several lodges and cottages situated close to or on the banks of Loch Feochan, some with sea views. The Lodges are nestled throughout seven acres of scenic wooded hillside in the peace and calm of Lerags Glen only three miles from Oban, "Gateway to the Isles". Only a short walk up the glen, a Country Pub can be found serving fine home-cooked food and ales and during the summer months music evenings and a traditional highland ceilidh are held. Lagnakeil is an exciting base to explore, yet safe for children. There are forestry trails and coastal walks as well as some fine Munros for hill walkers.
The picturesque harbour town of Oban is only 3 miles away, with its many attractions, shopping facilities, fine eating establishments and activities for all the family, ranging from boat trips, to a visit to the Oban Distillery or any one of the spectacular gardens in the area. There is also a wide choice of outdoor activities to choose from including fishing, watersports, bike hire, clay pigeon shoot, horse riding and go-karting to name a few.

The Laggan Drey - Fort William - Highlands

The Cairngorms National Park is not only the United Kingdom's biggest National Park it is undoubtedly one of our most spectacular. The quiet village of Laggan is right in the middle of the Cairngorms National Park and is flanked by both the Monadhliath and Grampian mountains so it's no surprise that there are plenty of opportunities to get close to nature in this stunning part of the country. Red deer, red squirrels, golden eagles and rare Osprey all call Laggan home. For those that like to get their adrenaline pumping there's the Laggan Wolftrax bike trails close by and for those that like to take it a bit easier there's walking, fishing, bird-watching, golf, horse and pony riding and cycling.

Lochearnhead Loch Side - Lochearnhead - Perthshire

This is 'Rob Roy country', dominated by the impressive peaks of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a Chroin. An ideal centre for touring, the area bursts with opportunities for golf, a wide range of water activities and excellent fishing.

Inner Hebridean Lodge - Oban - Argyll

Cologin’s family run self catering chalets, lodges and cottages are tucked away in Lerags Glen just 2.5 miles south of the bustling seaside town of Oban - 'Gateway to the Isles'. Nestled between the hills with glorious, untamed countryside all around, the chalets are a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.The beautiful and bustling town of Oban under 3 miles from Cologin deserves its reputation as the 'Gateway to the Isles'. It boasts Caledonian MacBrayne's west coast ferry port serving Mull, Iona, Colonsay, Islay and many islands in between. Oban has three excellent supermarkets, a cinema, sports centre with swimming pool, sailing club, bowling club, tennis courts, golf course, charming shops, its own distillery, a sandy beach and a great variety of pubs and restaurants. The Barn – the local pub which serves excellent meals is on site Our boat on the loch can also be booked just for fun and is freely available (with buoyancy aids) to Cologin guests. Pack a picnic and enjoy messing about on the water! Fishing for wild brown trout is free for Cologin guests from our own boat on Loch Gleann a'Bhearraidh! This lovely loch is just under one mile's gentle walk up through the forest in the hills above Cologin and the views are quite spectacular. The walk to the loch is part of a waymarked Forestry Commission trail through our hills and the gentle incline means that it is suitable for all ages and abilities

Mullardoch - Cannich - Inverness shire

Situated in the heart of some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in the Highlands, Mullardoch is one of the Glen Affric Chalets lying within a 3 acre site with 13 chalets dotted around it. With lovely views in all directions of the surrounding countryside, the spacious detached chalets are comfortably furnished with fitted kitchens to give a home from home ambience. The River Glass runs alongside the site, in which you are safe to paddle and provides a wonderful base for couples or families, looking to get away from it all, yet within easy reach of Inverness – the capital of the Highlands (26 miles) and the sandy beaches of the Moray Coast, famous for dolphin spotting. The village of Cannich has a Post office and a restaurant/pub with further facilities at Drumnadrochit and Loch Ness (15 minute drive). The site is also close to the Nature Reserve at Glen Affric (reputed to be one of the most beautiful glens in Scotland) where you can enjoy forestry walks and experience Plodda Falls. Other activities in the area include hill-walking, fishing, stalking, cycling, bird watching and pony trekking and for the more adventurous, canoeing, white water rafting and skiing are all within easy driving distance. A superb position for day trips to Skye and the West Coast as well as the Cairngorm National Park make this an ideal location for seeing a wide area of Scotland and to experience a bit of the outdoors. There is a shared barbecue area by the riverbank as well as a games room and children’s play area on site.

Cedar Lodge - Inverness - Inverness-shire

Situated deep in the Highlands, 5 miles into beautiful Glen Urquhart from Loch Ness, these 3 red cedar chalets sit in the extensive well kept grounds of a lovely country house hotel amongst magnificent mountain and forest scenery near Loch Meiklie. Built to a high standard, the chalets have attractive timber interiors and are very comfortably furnished, well-appointed and personally supervised by the owners of the hotel where guests are most welcome for meals or drinks. There are peaceful shared garden areas with barbecues and outdoor furniture to enjoy the tranquillity. The lively, lochside community of Drumnadrochit (5 miles) has shops, pubs and visitor attractions. Inverness is 20 miles away. Glen Affric and Glen Cannich offer excellent walking, climbing, wild life and rare plants and Loch Ness provides water sports, sailing and cruises. Golf, riding and angling can be arranged. At the centre of the Highlands, this is an ideal base for exploring, with the Great Glen, Ben Nevis, Wester Ross, the Black Isle peninsula and the Cairngorm National Park all easily accessible by scenic roads through spectacular countryside. 1 double, 1 twin and 1 bunk bedroom (cots/high chairs available), living/dining/kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath. All electric. Fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, microwave, television, video, DVD, CD player. IN483c also has a dishwasher. Bed linen and towels provided.

Glen Affric Chalet Park 3 - Cannich - Inverness-shire

A warm Highland welcome awaits visitors to this small group of detached timber chalets set in landscaped gardens on the banks of the River Glass. This is a quiet and very scenic location in the heart of some of the most spectacular scenery in the Highlands. Glen Affric is one of the most majestic glens leading out of the village of Cannich, which is 1/2 mile from the park with shopping facilities and pub/hotel. This is an ideal situation for touring the north and west Highlands, Loch Ness is only a short drive and there are numerous beauty spots and forestry walks/trails to be enjoyed. The area is well known for its sporting activities which include climbing, stalking, fishing, pony trekking, walking and cycling. For less strenuous activities, this is a popular spot for bird watching, photography and painting. This unique habitat of glens, lochs and Ancient Caledonian Pine Forests is home to many rare species including pine marten, otters, red squirrels, buzzards and the majestic golden eagle. The chalets are surrounded by safe grassed areas for playing and there is a barbecue area, childrens adventure playground and mountain bike hire. There is also a games room with pool table, table tennis, juke box and selection of books and games, internet and email facilities. The chalets offer well-presented, spacious accommodation and are well- insulated and heated for all year round comfort. Private parking adjacent to each chalet. Large laundry room available with coin operated machines and Payphone.Each chalet has 1 double, 1 twin and 1 room with bunk beds; living room with dining area, well-equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath. All electric with central heating. Fridge, microwave, television. Bed linen is provided, towels can be hired by arrangement. Cots and high chairs can be hired by prior arrangement. Up to 1 extra person can be accommodated in any lodge at an extra charge of 20 per week.

Piperdam Lodges - Dundee - Angus

Surrounded by over 500 acres of idyllic Angus countryside Piperdam unites a magnificent setting with award-winning facilities for the ultimate Scottish experience.

Taigh M' Athair - Aviemore - Inverness shire

Nestling quietly in the Forest Village of Nethy Bridge, Taigh M'Athair is a pretty wooden clad cottage set in its own private garden. Taigh M'Athair is a warm and comfortable cottage, with its cosy wood burning stove and patio doors leading onto the garden and woodland beyond making it perfect for any time of year. The amenities of Nethy Bridge are just a gentle stroll from the cottage and include a shop, butchers, post office, bar and two restaurants. Boat of Garten is only 4 miles away and is probably beat known for its RSPB reserve where you can see a variety of birdlife and wildlife including ospreys. At Boat of Garten you will also find the Strathspey Steam railway which runs through to Aviemore, which is only 10 miles away and offers a good range of shops, restaurants and activities. This area really is the outdoor enthusiast's paradise! The Cairngorm mountain and its great winter sports facilities are approx 8 miles, boasting numerous opportunities to bag a munro (mountain over 3,000ft), and a wide range of watersports including sailing, windsurfing, paddle sports and rafting. There is also a selection of 9 and 18 hole golf courses and the National Cycle Network, which includes 64km of off road routes. The Whiskey and Castle trails of Strathspey are within easy reach, giving you the chance to indulge in a glass of the finest malt or take in some Scottish history. The Cairngorm Mountain Funicular Railway transports visitors up the mountain to the Ptarmigan top station, just below the summit of the Cairngorm where panoramic views can be absorbed. Inverness and the Moray coast are within an hours drive and well worth the trip. Inverness boasts a wide range of shops and restaurants, whilst the beautiful Moray coast has many fine sandy beaches - you might even spot a dolphin! Taigh M'Athair is the ideal location for an action packed adventure holiday or the place to kick back and relax, take in the scenery and marvel at the wildlife - whatever the time of year.Property is all on ground floor level has electric central heating.

Affric - Cannich - Inverness shire

Situated in the heart of some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in the Highlands, Affric is one of the Glen Affric Chalets lying within a 3 acre site with 13 chalets dotted around it. With lovely views in all directions of the surrounding countryside, the spacious detached chalets are comfortably furnished with fitted kitchens to give a home from home ambience. The River Glass runs alongside the site, in which you are safe to paddle and provides a wonderful base for couples or families, looking to get away from it all, yet within easy reach of Inverness – the capital of the Highlands (26 miles) and the sandy beaches of the Moray Coast, famous for dolphin spotting. The village of Cannich has a Post office and a restaurant/pub with further facilities at Drumnadrochit and Loch Ness (15 minute drive). The site is also close to the Nature Reserve at Glen Affric (reputed to be one of the most beautiful glens in Scotland) where you can enjoy forestry walks and experience Plodda Falls. Other activities in the area include hill-walking, fishing, stalking, cycling, bird watching and pony trekking and for the more adventurous, canoeing, white water rafting and skiing are all within easy driving distance. A superb position for day trips to Skye and the West Coast as well as the Cairngorm National Park make this an ideal location for seeing a wide area of Scotland and to experience a bit of the outdoors. There is a shared barbecue area by the riverbank as well as a games room and children’s play area on site.

Ardlui Lodges - Loch Lomond - Stirlingshire

On the bonny banks of Loch Lomond these newly built timber lodges offer excellent holiday accommodation amidst the beautiful surroundings of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Whatever the season there is so much to see and do in the area: the landscape of gentle lowlands gives way to rugged highland peaks glens and lochs – a paradise for walkers – whilst jet skiing and caneoing are among a variety of local activities sure to please water sports enthusiasts and pony trekking mountain biking facilities and excellent golf courses can all be found nearby. And the lodges themselves provide a haven of relaxation – each lodge enjoys spectacular views from its private veranda and they all share an indoor hot tub barbecue hut and two acres of grounds with a private jetty and stunning shoreline with two other holiday properties. The vibrant city of Glasgow is only an hour's drive away and the many delights of historic Edinburgh lie within easy reach (2 hours' drive). Walkers and climbers can access the West Highland Way by taking the ferry from the Ardlui Hotel just 200 yards away and offering a bar and shop.

Ness Castle Lodges - Inverness - Inverness shire

Nestling on the banks of the River Ness in the beauty and tranquillity of the Ness Castle River Estate yet just 2 miles from the city of Inverness, these three fabulous properties enjoy gorgeous views across the river and direct access to paths leading to Loch Ness itself. The last word in style comfort and location, each property boasts its own individual character. River Lodge is a fabulous 'Colorado' style lodge providing complete relaxation and seclusion for larger parties. It boasts a magnificent entrance with vaulted cathedral ceilings and double height window overlooking the river and is stunningly furnished in multicultural fashion whilst all bedrooms have ensuite facilities and internet access. New for 2010 and perfect for a relaxing break, Ghillies Lodge is a superlative ranch style pagoda offering a similar finish to its spectacular neighbour. Close by on the estate and as well as providing a hot tub and steam room for visitors' use 'The Bothy' also offers a beautifully furnished dining room where chefs are available to prepare delicious meals catering for private parties of up to 70 guests. Advance booking required.

Ness Castle River Estate lies in the heart of magnificent game fishing and golfing country and with lovely walking on the doorstep it is an ideal location for nature lovers and sporting enthusiasts alike. Culloden Battlefield, Cawdor Castle, Loch Ness cruises and dolphin spotting on the Moray Firth are among the myriad of delights within easy reach. And at nearby Inverness visitors will find a wealth of historic and cultural attractions as well as good shopping, bars, cafes and restaurants.

Loch Awe 3 - Dalavich - Argyll

These two outstanding properties are in a beautiful secluded loch-side setting. The grounds, which include a private stretch of shoreline, extend to 3/4 of an acre although it is hard to tell where the grounds end and the forest begins. There are wonderful panoramic views across Loch Awe to several islands on one of which stands Innis Chonnell Castle. The area is an ideal walking centre. Loch Awe, Loch Avich and nearby rivers provide good fishing. Boat hire is available locally or there are private launching facilities if guests wish to bring their own boat. Within 9 miles there are pub/restaurants and a choice of highly acclaimed hotels. Local shop and Post Office in Dalavich (1 mile). Good shopping, restaurants and recreational facilities in Oban and Lochgilphead. With Oban offering ferry connections to many of Scotlands West Coast Islands.A cosy timber lodge finished to a high standard. Well-insulated and heated, the lodge is comfortably furnished and well-equipped. 1 double and 1 small twin bedroom, open plan lounge/dining/kitchen with French doors opening on to deck overlooking the Loch, shower room. All electric with panel heating and coal-effect stove. Fridge, freezer, microwave, auto washing machine, digital television, DVD player, CD player. Bed linen provided.

Foss By Aberfeldy 5 - Aberfeldy - Perthshire

Enjoying a spectacular south-facing position, on the edge of a small loch, with wonderful open views of mountains, forests and a deer park, these 3 highly specified luxury lodges form part of a small exclusive development. Completed for 2009, each has unusually spacious rooms, stylish d cor and furnishings and patio doors open off the living area to a lovely veranda over the water. Great attention has been given to detail to ensure a relaxing comfortable stay away from it all, amidst magnificent scenery. There is garden furniture on the veranda and extensive wooded grounds to explore and enjoy. All lodges have full disabled access.The adjacent deer and wildlife park is well worth a visit and this area offers a wealth of activities all within a few miles including walking, riding, trekking, ornithology, botany and wildlife. The nearby Schiehallion Mountain (Fairy Hill of the Scots) or the tranquil Glenlyon are both popular with hillwalkers, climbers and photographers. Golf can be enjoyed on the lovely course at Aberfeldy, there is angling, water sports and sailing on Loch Tay which is 3 miles away and off road driving / Land Rover safaris into the hills. There is a an award winning farm shop and restaurant within 4 miles and the pretty country town of Aberfeldy, 8 miles, has excellent facilities. 1 double bedroom (king-size bed), with en-suite shower room, 1 twin bedroom with en-suite shower room, 1 twin bed room with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath, (cot and high chair available), bright open plan living/dining/kitchen with pine cathedral ceiling. Cooking by gas hob/electric oven, underfloor heating. Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, LCD television with Sky, DVD, CD player, telephone by arrangement. Bed linen and towels supplied.

Glen Lodge - Glenisla - Perthshire

Enjoying an enviable location in one of the most beautiful of the Angus Glens with scenic walking from the doorstep and the Cateran Trail passing by Glen Lodge is sure to appeal to ramblers and nature lovers alike. Well appointed and very comfortable it sits in the grounds of the owners' home just 1 mile from the shop and pub serving food in Kirkton of Glenisla and with good access to a wealth of outdoor pursuits including paraglilding kayaking horse riding rock climbing and abseiling – a health spa is 4 miles. Glamis Castle Scone Palace and the cities of Dundee (20 miles) and Perth are an easy drive.