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Located on the shores of Loch Long and surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery in Argyll Forest Park, these contemporary architect designed lodges are ideally situated to explore the beauty of the Trossachs.
Set at the dramatic northernmost tip of Loch Lomond within the heart of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Ardlui Holiday Park is a haven for nature lovers, water-sports enthusiasts and those who simply want to soak up Scotland’s stunning landscapes.
Activity program Children's play area Lochside setting Family entertainment Bar and restaurant
Tucked away on the rugged west coast of Scotland, Highfield Holidays rests on a seven-acre croft where rolling countryside meets the calm waters of Tralee Bay.
Lodges & holiday homes Close to Oban Cafe / takeaway Shop/Supermarket Peaceful escape
Stunning Lochside location Children's play area Shop/Supermarket Dog walking area Watersports available
Situated on the east side of Loch Lomond near the village of Balmaha are these stunning lodges all nestled around the edge of the loch.
Log cabins Romantic breaks Tranquil setting Beach within 3 miles Woodburner
Nestled 2 miles south of gateway to the Herbridean Isles town of Oban in the western Highlands, Oban Holiday Park is home to a mix of stylish and contemporary accommodation with stunning views over the Isle of Kerrera.
Explore the Trossachs Romantic breaks Children's play area Fishing on-site Shop and coffee lounge
Tucked away on Scotland’s magnificent west coast, Tralee Bay Holidays rests among 26 acres of tranquil woodland, where the whisper of the trees meets the gentle rhythm of the sea.
Luxury wood cabin Floor-to-ceiling windows Outdoor activities nearby Underfloor heating Family-friendly accommodation
Stunning forest location Wheelchair-friendly access All natural surroundings Private hot tub with hoist Incredible forest views
Stunning loch views Private hot tub paradise Secluded natural setting Welcome prosecco Edinburgh day trips Walking trails nearby Perfect romantic getaway
Right next to Loch Lomond Luxury lodge Outdoor patio area Breathtaking views Ideal for families
Romantic breaks Wood lodges Secluded lochside setting Children's play area Fishing on-site
For those looking for pure relaxation in quality hot tub accommodation then Ardgartan Argyll Lodges could be just the ticket. These lovely lodges enjoy a spectacular location surrounded by mountains in Argyll Forest Park. You also have the added benefit of being situated on the shores of Loch Long. As far as settings go they don't get much better than this.
Loch Awe Holiday Park is a haven for outdoor explorers, adventurers and those looking for a peaceful escape to the bonnie Scottish countryside.
Situated a stone’s throw from Argyll’s highest Munro, Ben Cruachan and surrounded by the River Awe, hikers, bikers and keen anglers can spend many happy hours here.
This set of luxury lodges are perched right on the banks of the stunning Lock Lomond itself, offering some incredible views. This break would suit anyone looking for a romantic lodge break, a family get away and the park is pet friendly so four-legged friends can come too.
There's a selection of luxury lodges with hot tubs and smaller glamping pods along with traditional log cabins, with a private sauna.
If you're up for some water sports, there's the ever-popular wake boarding, jet ski hire or Kayaking. There are also more sedate boat tours if the only place you want to get dunked is your hot tub.
For a bigger group, Degnish Farmhouse sleeps up to 10 guests and 3 dogs. Ideal for a family holiday, or gathering with friends, this cottage boasts a games room, a large garden with outdoor furniture and a hot tub. Located on a working hill farm, the cottage provides spectacular views of the surrounding coastal area.
So, whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just catching up with friends and family, this cottage is the perfect way to spend time together in Argyll.
Argyll is the perfect antidote to the stresses of modern life, taking you back in time to a more simple and peaceful way of life. A rich diversity in terrain, scenery and wildlife across the County will have you pulling your phone out to take lots of pics.
Argyll has an excellent selection of hot tub accommodations that will also provide you with a perfect base for exploring the surrounding area. So, whether you plan long days of exploring, hiking and biking, or prefer a slower pace trying out the local tearooms and enjoying a boat ride on the loch, Argyll is a great choice.
There are many pods, log cabins and cottages throughout the county offering a wide range of options for different group sizes, budgets and location preferences.
Located on the coast with spectacular views, Misty Isles Cottage is the perfect couples retreat. If you’re looking for a relaxing jacuzzi break with your partner, this cottage has it all.
Enjoy soaking in the hot tub after a day of exploring, gaze at the stunning views of Firth of Lorne from your private patio and have your furry friend with you too. Sleeping just two guests, this open plan dog-friendly cottage is fabulous at any time of the year.
Whether you're taking a hot tub holiday with your family, besties, or your other half, Argyll is packed with days out for those looking for adventure, fine-dining or some serious chilling out. Here's some of the recommended places to visit on your holiday in this area.
This is a popular spot with tourists thanks to it's beautiful coastal scenery, distilleries, walks and fab places to eat. You can see what the Island has to offer from boat as well as get up close and personal with the Wildlife and nature.
Another good place to take in on your hot tub break in Argyll is Jura, an untamed Island and one of the wildest places in Scotland! You'll literally leave the modern world behind and see some of Scotland's rawest, most interesting scenery.
Often described as the seafood capital of Scotland, this coastal town is a huge attraction to visitors to Argyll (if your lodge is within driving distance!) . Dive into some of the gorgeous local seafood, whisky, chocolate or ice cream. There's a bustling town centre, the scenic Loch Creran and the stunning lakeside Castle Stalker. You'll need at least a day or two to scratch the surface on your lodge stay.
The Isle of Coll
Argyle has so many fantastic places to visit and we've only mentioned some of them here. If you're looking to explore more, take a look at Coll, Colonsay, Isle of Tiree and the scenic Isle of Mull.
