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Kippford, Kippford Kirkcudbrightshire, South West Scotland
Beside the pretty seaside village of Kippford this beautiful park boasts a rare red squirrel population and holds the prized David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation. Adjoining the park are play areas bluebell woodlands marked forest and coastal trails and a 9-hole golf course. Trout and coarse fishing and 16km of world class cycle tracks are also on the doorstep. Cycle hire+ is available for all dates. +Charges apply.
Just 15 minutes' stroll away is the pretty seaside village of Kippford with two pubs chandlery public slipway and a sand/shingle beach with spectacular views.
Great Glen Water Park, Kinlochlochy, Highlands Scotland
Surrounded by magnificent scenery on the shores of Loch Oich and Loch Lochy with the wooded hills of the Great Glen behind this park offers an excellent variety of watersports and land based activities together with the comfort and convenience of holiday lodges.
There is lots to do for all your family at any time of the year with the facilities provided by the licenced activity centre and the wide range of outdoor pursuits available locally. Great Glen is open all year round – and the scenes and activities make for a perfect destination whatever the season. There is good local skiing (from beginners to advanced) on Aonach Mor ski resort nearby.
Set amongst birch trees on a hillside near Loch Ness with shops pubs and restaurants only a short distance away in nearby villages. Many outdoor activities are available close by and you can enjoy forest walks highland scenery or try a boat trip to watch the dolphins in the Moray Firth. Kiltarlity Lodges is an ideal location for exploring the Highlands.
Gadgirth Lodges, Ayr, South West Scotland
These outstanding Scandinavian log lodges nestle among trees within the sheltered walled garden in the historic Gadgirth Estate bordering the river Ayr. The magnificent 28 acre grounds boast a stunning riverside orchard and woodland walks barbecue areas plus private salmon and trout fishing (Mar 14–Oct 14). A laundry room is available for all dates.
Ayrshire is a welcoming beautiful area with much to offer visitors. Ayr 10 minutes' drive has quaint cobbled streets superb amenities and a lively nightlife. A wealth of outdoor pursuits cultural scenic and historic gems are close by.
Hideaway Lodges, Edinburgh, Borders Scotland
Standing among the broad leaved trees that line the Avon Gorge these beautifully furnished lodges offer the perfect base for exploring the unspoilt beauty of the Gorge and its wildlife including otters.
You are well placed for touring Scotland – only 19 miles from Stirling the gateway to the Highlands. Many good restaurants are available locally.
Loch Shuna, Lochgilphead, West Scotland
Set in an idyllic sheltered position in the centre of the Island of Buidhe. Surrounded by spectacular scenery clear waters and unspoilt islands Loch Shuna is a paradise for lovers of nature wildlife walking and water pursuits.
A causeway connects the island to the mainland village of Craobh Haven with its shops pub restaurant and marina (500 yards) available for all dates.
Boasting a truly majestic setting Lochanhully nestles in 35 acres of tranquil woodland between the Cairngorms and the Moray Firth. Enjoying its own trout lake and a fantastic pool and spa complex it offers a perfect base for relaxing in this unspoilt Scottish paradise.
The surrounding area hosts an enviable array of attractions including furnicular railways golf fishing skiing walking and heritage parks.
Crofthead, Ayr, South West Scotland
Peacefully situated amidst beautiful Ayrshire countryside yet just 2 miles from the fabulous amenities of bustling Ayr this friendly and relaxing park offers a perfect base for exploring Scotland's glorious south west.
A shop launderette+ games room+ play areas and nature garden are available on the park for all dates. +Charges apply.
Hunters Quay, Hunters Quay, West Scotland
Just 2 miles north of Dunoon easily reached by road or ferry this holiday village offers a superb range of all weather facilities in a magnificent leisure complex.
Located in a charming 'wild Argyll' setting beside the Holy Loch and the Firth of Clyde you are surrounded by beautiful glens offering a rich variety of walks and wildlife. This is an ideal centre for touring with Oban Inveraray Rothesay and the wonderful Scottish Lochs all within easy reach.
As well as its indoor pool and sports facilities the leisure complex has a popular bar and lounge area.
Due to the steep gradients and steps Hunters Quay is not suitable for wheelchair users or persons with severe mobility difficulties.
Forest Hills Lochside Resort, Kinlochard, Central Scotland
Nestled in the scenic foothills of the Trossachs and overlooking the tranquil shores of Loch Ard Forest Hills Lochside Resort is beautifully set in landscaped gardens and woodland and is ideal for exploring.
With bubbling burns and well tended paths meandering through the grounds of the resort an air of calm and tranquility emanates from this beautiful setting in the heart of Rob Roy country. With an area steeped in such history and legend you will find that the true feel of ancient Scotland surrounds you at all times.
