Log Cabins to RentStunning scenery, from mountain to glen, remote isles to lively cities, Scotland makes for a great holiday experience. Whether it's 'bagging' a munroe or swimming in a loch, spotting red deer or bird watching, exploring the forests or whisky tasting there is so much to offer.
St. John's Town of Dalry, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
From £495
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We have made the lodge a comfortable, "home from home" for guests to enjoy.
Our small woodland is rich in bird life.
The detached log cabin, which will comfortably accommodate 6 people, is 3 miles from Lochinvar and St. John's Town of Dalry and within easy reach of market towns and Solway Coast beaches.
The cabin accommodation is available to rent for periods upwards of 3 nights.
Heating is by electricity and/or the wood burning stove (all fuel provided).
There is carpeting throughout apart from the tiled bathroom and en suite shower room.
The lodge has a private, spring water supply providing pure, clear water with an ultra-violet purification system to guarantee that there will be no fluctations in quality.
The kitchen has solid wood flooring, modern units, gas hob and electric oven, combination microwave and washer dryer. There is also an exceptional variety of kitchen equipment supplied..
The living room has digital TV and DVD.
All our lodges have spectacular views over the sea with an open fireplace located on the front decking and a cozy log burning stove on the inside.
Built from Scottish larch wood, reclaimed slate and a green sedum roof, the lodges are nestled in their natural woodland surroundings adjacent to the Charleton Golf Course. Our lodges are heated by renewable Air Source Heat Pumps with underfloor heating throughout the property with super comfy zip link hotel beds that can be set up as twin or double beds.
Wifi throughout the property and all lodges are fitted with a full self-catering kitchen with large fridge/freezer, oven, microwave & dishwasher. Some of our lodges have hottubs and have either 1 or 2 toilets with a walk in shower. They can accommodate up to 6 people with 2 bedrooms downstairs and a large mezzanine space upstairs.
Stargaze in the evening and enjoy the numerous activities on offer on the Charleton Estate!
This lodge is located in Leven. Hill of Tarvit and Swilken Bridge are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Anstruther Golf Club and Lochs and Glens North Cycle Route. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Wellsgreen Golf Range or Fife Ice Arena.
Tighnabruaich, Argyll, Scotland
From £1043
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Cockleshell Lodge is a newly refurbished three bedroom lodge, nestled in a spectacular setting on the shores of Otter Ferry. Sister property to the popular Oystershell Lodge this property is also designed to enjoy stunning views overlooking Loch Fyne. A perfect hide-away to relax and unwind in a beautiful and tranquil setting.
Interior
Newly re-furbished to a high standard the lodge comprises of a spacious open plan living area with comfortable lounges, TV, and a wood burning stove. Spectacular loch views are featured from the comforts in your living room through the large patio door windows leading out to a wonderful large decking area, only metres from the shoreline. View the changing tides and abundance of sea birds.
The fully fitted kitchen is well equipped with all the modern appliances, including a full-size oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave oven and dishwasher. The open dining area seats up to 6 guests.
One of the many highlights of Cockleshell is the spacious rooms and views. The Master bedroom offers side window views over the bay. Both spacious and light with your own ensuite (shower & toilet only) this is a perfect haven for a restful retreat. There are also two lovely twin bedrooms, one with loch views and a shared family bathroom with shower only.
Explore
The lodge is ideally situated on the waterfront in the privately owned Ballimore Estate, a wonderful base to explore the boundless historical and scenic attractions that are on offer in this beautiful region, to the many leisure pursuits including walking, hiking, cycling, fishing and sailing, there is something for all.
Within walking distance (0.8 mile) the well-known Oystercatcher pub restaurant in Otter Ferry located right on the waterfront offering first class food and award-winning ales brewed locally in the nearby Fyne Ales Brewery at the top of Loch Fyne.
Ideal for a family holiday, a romantic break or a special occasion. Pets are very welcome.
Located in Tighnabruaich, this chalet is on the beach. Royal Castle of Tarbert and Rosslyn Castle are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Loch Fyne and Kilbride Bay Beach.
Our two spacious turf-roofed dwellings offer warm, welcoming and stylish luxury accommodation for 2-4 guests. Set high on one of the highest hillsides on the rugged and romantic Oa peninsula on Islay the distinctive buildings sit in harmony with the landscape and the exquisite curves of the dry stone exterior walls are a testament to the traditional skills of local craftsmen.
Once inside, wide, ceiling high galleried windows fill the interestingly shaped living space with light and afford long and everchanging views over moorland and coast. Looking out over the RSPB Oa reserve, the dwellings offer extraordinary bird and wildlife viewing in all weathers. Our resident chough family delight guests with regular flap pasts and the pair of golden eagles bring their young to hunt here.
We welcome well-behaved dogs to our newly opened An Cnocan Dubh Lodge. Please do let us know if you would like to bring your dog and we will send you our dog policy.
Dollar, Perthshire, Scotland
From £518
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Sleeps 4 one double bedroom with ensuite and one single bedroom with two single beds .situated in a quiet lodge park in the picturesque village of dollar.Lovely walks and dog friendly.private parking at lodge.
This lodge is located in Dollar. Dollar Glen and Alloa Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit Knockhill Racing Circuit and Monster Mania.
Completed to a high standard this Scottish larch clad cabin is located just outside the village of Farr in the Strathnairn valley and is perfect for those seeking contemporary accommodation with all mod cons in a rural setting. Surrounded by gardens, forests, hills and lochs yet only 10 miles to the south of Inverness and all the capital of the Highlands has to offer the location is exceptional.
Located in Inverness, this cabin is in a rural area. Inverness Museum and Art Gallery and Eden Court Theatre are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Tazball Paintball & Lazer Combat Arena and Inverness Botanic Gardens. Be sure not to miss outdoor adventures like mountain biking, hiking, and cycling.
Cabin 16 ‘Duart’ is a cosy cabin,situated in approx 1/4 acre of grassland,almost on the loch side,with a stunning view over Loch Awe.
The accomodation consists of: an open plan lounge / dining / kitchen area, two bedrooms and shower room / toilet. The lounge area has: freeview television (5 channels), cottage suite, and dining table. The kitchen is equipped with a four ring electric cooker and oven, fridge with icebox compartment, microwave, toaster and kettle. A full range of cooking utensils, crockery and cutlery is provided. There is access to the balcony from the lounge area, where you can enjoy an "al fresco" meal, or simply contemplate the view over a glass of wine or a "wee dram".
The shower room has: a tiled floor, electric shower, wash hand basin and toilet.
Bedroom #1. Double bed, built in, clothes hanging space and chest of drawers,
Bedroom#2. Three bunk beds, one on top of the other, suitable for adults or children, and built in clothes hanging space.
The cabin is double glazed and electrically heated and is perfectly suitable for autumn and winter breaks. The cabin is approx 10 yards from the loch side. Parking space for two cars is to the rear of the cabin. This is a non smoking cabin.
The cabin is approximately five minutes walk from the village of Dalavich which has a shop, cafe and post office where you can enjoy a morning coffee, light lunch and stock up with groceries. It also has a range of gifts, outdoor accessories and fishing equipment. Take-away meals are also available from the cafe.
A social club with a bar and restaurant, which is owned and run by the community is situated at the entrance of the cabin site. Guests from the cabins are warmly welcomed. The bar is open 7 nights a week (April to October) and 4 nights a week (November to March). The restaurant, ‘The Lochview Grill’ is open for evening meals Thursday to Sunday. A coin-operated laundrette is also available on site. Wifi is available in the Social Club.
Boats with or without outboard engines are available from Thomas MacPherson at the Loch side Marina in the village. Thomas can also sell you a fishing permit for both Loch Awe and Loch Avich. Fishing rods are also available for hire. Thomas can be contacted on +44 (0)7541 206698 or at 25 Dalavich, Taynuilt, Argyll, PA35 1HN.
There are many beautiful forest walks in the area, including The Oakwood Trail, The Avich Falls Trail and Duncan's Walk, all of which meander through ancient oak and pine forests. Pine marten, fox, wild cats, red deer, roe deer, otter and red squirrels can often be seenin the area. There are also regular sightings of eagles and ospreys. Apart from the signed trails, there is up to 100 miles of forest tracks and roads in the area, suitable for the serious walker or mountain biker.
Loch Awe itself is beautiful, far away from the hustle and bustle of modern life and as of now, still under-developed with no noisy watersports to shatter the peace. It has islands worth visiting, including Innis Chonnel Castle, the first stronghold of the Campbells. The remains of Crannogs; pre historic island hut settlements, can still be seen when the loch is low, at different points along the lochside. The fishing is legendary with monster trout up to 30lb (~14Kg), salmon, sea trout, pike, perch, char etc, depending on the season.
There are good pub and hotel restuarants in the area, including The Kilchrenan Inn, (7½miles) The Taycreggan Hotel (7½miles) and the Taynuilt Hotel (15 miles), all of which come highly recommended. In Oban itself (50 minute drive) there are many hotels, restaurants and cafes to suit every taste and pocket.
Oban
About 50 minutes drive from Dalavich, a seaside town and fishing port, from where ferries run to the islands of Mull, Iona, Colonsay, Staffa and Tiree.
Oban Distillery
Take a guided tour around this old distillery and sample its wares! Open to the public from Easter to October.
Cruachan Power Station
Take a tour of this modern hydro electric power station at the northern end of Loch Awe, set deep inside the mountain. Open to the public from Easter to November.
Inverary Castle
The ancestral home of The Duke & Duchess of Argyll. Open to the public from April to October.
Loch Fyne Whiskies
Possibly one of the best "whiskey shops" in Scotland. Situated in the centre of Inverary and open all year. Phone: +44 (0)1499 302219
Inverary Gaol
A 19th century gaol and court room manned by guides in period costume. Listen to the trial in the court room and hear the sentence of transportation to the New World. Well worth a visit.
Auchindrain Village
Situated approximately six miles south of Inverary on the A83. An original and old highland village that has been preserved, restored and furnished, depicting life as it really was in The Highlands over past centuries.
Kilmartin Glen & Museum
Picturesque village with a museum that is well worth a visit. The immediate area contains a wealth of natural, historical and archaelogical features unsurpassed anywhere in Britain.
Oban Rare Breeds Farm Park
Situated near Glencruittan, Oban; a 35 acre site dedicated to conserve rare breed farm animals. Open daily from March to 3rd November. Weekends only from November to December. Tearoom onsite.
Little Bay Luxury Boat Charter
Situated at Lagnakeil, Lerags Glen, Oban; Cruise the Argyll coast and visit the islands of Colonsay and Iona. See dolphins and other wildlife in luxury. Drinks and snacks provided. Phone: +44 (0)1631 565740
Carnasserie Castle
Off the A816, nine miles north of Lochgilphead. Originally the home of John Carswell, 1st Bishop of the Isles. Captured and partially blown-up during Argyll's Rebellion of 1685
Kilchurn Castle
At the north eastern corner of Loch Awe lies Kilchurn Castle, built in the 15th century by Sir Colin Campbell and is probably the most photographed castle in Scotland. The castle is open from April through to September each year and is well worth a visit. Access is via a short boat trip from the pier in Loch Awe village or by foot from the side of the A85 near the railway viaduct.
Glencoe
Visit this spectacular glen just east of Ballachulish on the A82. Scene of the infamous massacre of the MacDonalds in 1692 by elements of Argyle's Regiment under the command of Capt. Campbell of Glenlyon.
This cabin is located in Taynuilt. Auchindrain Highland Farm Township and Inveraray Jail are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Carnasserie Castle and Carnasserie Castle. Loch Visions and Argyll Adventure are also worth visiting.
Invergarry, Highland, Scotland
From £840
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Fantastic Cabin with large bathroom that has underfloor heating, rain shower and heated towel rail so you can wrap yourself up in warmth after a day exploring the highlands.
The main area has a king size bed with scenic window to view the deer as they come to visit in the evening, a well equipped kitchen / dining area with plenty space to relax on the couch and browse some telly with a complimentary gin!
This cabin is located in Invergarry. Lochaber Geopark and Allt na Criche reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Invergarry & Fort Augustus Railway Museum and Great Glen Water Park. Clog and Craft Shop and Highland Soaps are also worth visiting.
Fort William, Highland, Scotland
From £1015
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Nestled adjacent to Chalet Rus is Chalet Blaich so larger parties can now book two cabins!
Chalet Blaich sleeps 4 people in 2 double bedrooms. Bathroom with power shower, bath, WC and basin.Well equipped kitchen with ceramic hob,oven,double sink,microwave,washing machine and fridge with separate freezer. The kitchen leads through to the open plan dining area and comfortable lounge,which has TV/DVD with freeview channels, three piece suite and open views to the Loch at the front and surrounding hills and woodland from all the windows.
There is an open decking area around three sides of the chalet from which to enjoy relaxing evenings watching the sunsets.The area surrounding the chalet is enclosed by fencing with parking within.Heating is provided by electric panel heaters throughout.Towels and bed linen included.
We now have the addition of free Wi-Fi.
Located in Fort William, this cabin is in a rural area. Cape Wrath Trail and Ben Nevis Distillery are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Lochaber Geopark and Loch Linnhe.
Roybridge, Highland, Scotland
From £490
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Two bedroom log cabin sleeps 6. Open plan dining / kitchen / sitting room with spiral staircase to 1st floor bedroom with balcony overlooking tree-tops. Separate ground floor double bedroom. Family bathroom with shower. All electric heating, fully equipped kitchen with all crockery, utensils and appliances; dishwasher, fridge, automatic washing machine / drier, microwave, oven & hob.
Located in Roybridge, this cabin is in a rural area and in the mountains. Clan Cameron Museum and Invergarry & Fort Augustus Railway Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Highland Soaps and Great Glen Water Park. Windsurfing and sailing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with hunting and mountain climbing nearby.
