And beyond Loch Tay Highland Lodges, there's a whole host of ways to explore the local area! Get the adrenaline pumping with a downhill cycle trip, quad biking, or white water rafting, or try your hand at deerstalking or shooting (both clay pigeon and live game options available! ). Whether it's the superb accommodation or fantastic activities that lure you to Loch Tay Highland Lodges, you won't be disappointed by either. So pack up your walking boots, brush up on your campfire songs, and get ready for a holiday to remember. Things to note Minimum 2 night stays, please note that it is recommended you bring all bedding, towels, crockery, cutlery and torch, as these are not provided in Domes, Wigwams, electricity is paid via cards which are purchased onsite, although most accommodations do not allow pets some pet-friendly options are available (please check with property for details).
The dreamy Highland Lodges offer, two-, three-, or four-bed options, sleeping five to eight people. These Alpine-esque chalets offer south-facing views, private BBQs and porches, and a choice of 3- or 4-star accommodation. Then there's the quirky Woodland Cabins - spacious, octagonal homes-from-home for five to six guests. Each comes with one bedroom (either with a double zip-and-link bed, or two sets of bunk beds), as well as offering sleeping space in the cosy and modern living area. Newest arrivals to the site are in the form of unique glamping Hideouts, which sleep up to 4 guests and come with breathtaking views of Loch Tay and Ben Lawers, their own private fire pit, eating area and everything you need for a cosy stay with a killer backdrop. And finally, there's Loch Tay House - a five-bedroom home sleeping up to 10 - and Ivy Tree Cottage, which sleeps four between two bedrooms. Wherever you stay, you don't have far to go to enjoy some amazing activities in this stunning area. Onsite, there's a huge range to choose from, including archery, Canadian canoe hire, kayaking, sailing, fishing, and disc golf.