- Sleeps 4
- Pets: 4
- Hot Tub
The highest quality luxury lodge with first floor master double with en suite bathroom and one twin and shower downstairs. Log burning stove. Bathrobes in master bedroom.
Strathyre Lodges has a simply stunning location between the scenic lochs and breathtaking mountains of the Trossachs. The site is overlooked by the majestic Ben Ledi which provides a stunning backdrop to the lodges. All of the spacious cabins are well appointed around the peaceful forest and along the banks of Loch Lubnaig. There is no question that the area is a paradise for lovers of nature but it is also ideal for those seeking total relaxation and tranquillity.
Only 39 miles from Glasgow the lodges are ideal for short breaks and family holidays alike. Just minutes from the park a selection of watersports can be enjoyed while those who prefer to stay on dry land can enjoy fishing, walking and cycling.
There are four types of lodge to choose from at Strathyre. The Evergreen is a comfortable cabin with two bedrooms and additional sleeping for two in the lounge area. The Silver Birch is a luxurious and exclusive cabin with a large verandah and private hot tub as well as stunning views. The Golden Oak is the highest quality cabin with a stylish finish and lovely forest views. It also has a log burning stove and verandah with hot tub.
The highest quality luxury lodge with first floor master double with en suite bathroom and one twin and shower downstairs. Log burning stove. Bathrobes in master bedroom.
The highest quality luxury lodge with first floor master double with en suite bathroom and one twin and shower downstairs. Log burning stove. Bathrobes in master bedroom.
The highest quality luxury lodge with first floor master double with en suite bathroom and two twin and shower downstairs. Log burning stove. Bathrobes in master bedroom.
The highest quality luxury lodge with first floor master double with en suite bathroom and two twin and shower downstairs. Log burning stove. Bathrobes in master bedroom.
Luxurious and contemporary lodge with one double with en suite shower and one twin. Lochside setting. Bathroom.
Luxurious and contemporary lodge with one double with en suite shower and one twin. Lochside setting. Bathroom.
Luxurious and exclusive lodge with one double with en suite shower and one twin. Shower. Decking with outdoor hot tub.
Luxurious and exclusive lodge with one double with en suite shower and one twin. Shower. Decking with outdoor hot tub.
Luxurious and exclusive lodge with one double with en suite shower and two twin. Shower. Beds made up for your arrival.
Spacious lodge with one double with en suite W. C. and one twin. Wet room.
Get everyone together in a spacious cabin that feels like home, surrounded by pine-covered mountains on a breath-taking loch. With space for up to 10 guests, the Golden Oak Treehouse is a truly unique cabin for group reunions. 4-bed Golden Oak main cabin, sleeping up to 8 guests, 1-bed treehouse pod built off the ground across a rope bridge overlooking the forest, sleeps 2 guests.
Highest quality luxury lodge with one double with en suite bath with overhead shower. Log burning stove. Bathrobes.
Perfect for a romantic break and built exclusively for couples. One double with en suite with large sunken bath big enough for two and boasting panoramic views of the forest. Log burning stove.
Perfect for a romantic break and built exclusively for couples. One double with en suite with large sunken bath big enough for two and boasting panoramic views of the forest and a lochside setting. Wood burning stove.
Perfect for a romantic break and built exclusively for couples. One double with en suite with large sunken bath big enough for two and boasting panoramic views of the forest and a lochside setting. Wood burning stove.
Highest quality luxury lodge with one double with en suite bath with overhead shower. Lochside setting. Bathrobes.
Highest quality luxury lodge with one double with en suite bath with overhead shower. Lochside setting. Bathrobes.
The highest quality luxury lodge with master double with en suite shower, one double and two twin. Lochside setting. Two bathrooms each with bath with overhead shower.
The highest quality luxury lodge with master double with en suite shower, one double and two twin. Lochside setting. Two bathrooms each with bath with overhead shower.
Enjoy a unique place to unwind, in a Classic Golden Oak cabin at Strathyre. Full of original character, your cabin has a fully equipped kitchen with coffee machine, robes in the master bedroom, hairdryer, and towels for all guests. Fire up the barbecue or relax in the cosy living area with Smart TV and Wi-Fi.
Our Classic Silver Birch cabin is a cosy home-from-home. Enjoy all the usual essentials, with some distinctly different features and layouts from our proud past. Cosy living area with smart TV and Wi-Fi.
Our Classic Silver Birch Wheelchair-adapted cabins are situated amongst both forest and mountains, and have original features from our very first cabins at Strathyre. The perfect base for enjoying Loch Lubnaig, they have adapted facilities for easy access to the bathroom, kitchen and hot tub. Downstairs and upstairs bedroom, adapted ground floor bathroom and hot tub access with hoist.
Perfect for stylish celebrations with extra touches of luxury and a calming design, inspired by nature. Open out the floor-to-ceiling doors and dine in the open air with our outdoor kitchen on your spacious decking area. Fully integrated Kitchen featuring dishwasher, microwave and fridge freezer.
Perfect for stylish celebrations with extra touches of luxury and a calming design, inspired by nature. Open out the floor-to-ceiling doors and dine in the open air with our outdoor kitchen on your spacious decking area. Fully integrated Kitchen featuring dishwasher, microwave and fridge freezer.
Perfect for stylish celebrations with extra touches of luxury and a calming design, inspired by nature. Open out the floor-to-ceiling doors and dine in the open air with our outdoor kitchen on your spacious decking area. Fully integrated Kitchen featuring dishwasher, microwave and fridge freezer.
7 reviews from guests who stayed at Strathyre Lodges
"Lodge was amazing, booking inis at 4 .but had to wait till 4.40 in which I wasnt happy about with children .feel that booking in at 4 is a day wasted and then to be told that you have to be out by 9 isn't justified .overall excellent holiday .would definitely go back"
"Stunning location, helpful friendly staff, perfect holiday"
"Stayed for a weekend break here and thoroughly enjoyed it. Stayed in Golden Oak Lochside and the lodge itself was very modern and spacious. The kitchen was well equipped and it was all very clean. Lovely big hot tub as well. We felt the 9am check out was a little too early. Great location. We were a group of 6 women and had to go to reception several times to ask for toilet roll as the amount and quality wasn’t great. The main downside to the stay was ordering dinner at 4pm for a 6pm delivering having been advised to order around 2 hours before it’s needed. At 5:20 received a call from reception to say they weren’t able to fulfil our order as it was too busy and we had left it too late. This was really disappointing as we were relying on that food for dinner. We had to go into Callander to get food as the Chinese delivery was cash only. Otherwise we enjoyed our weekend and would go back."
"Cabin lovly.not being able to park next to when we had log of unloading to do was hard after long journey.No where to let dogs of leads for a run"
"Our Strathyre Lodges review: Absolutely amazing! can’t believe there is a place like this 1hr drive from Edinburgh it’s like another world! everything was perfect wish we booked for more than just 4 days.,appreciate you having us and I will be booking again very soon ?"
"A beautiful place with fantastic staff"
"Prefect family break."
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Strathyre Lodges, with real driving times.
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A family safari just outside Stirling, with lions, elephants, a dinosaur forest and a giant adventure playground.
Blair Drummond is a family safari park just outside Stirling, set in a 120-acre estate with over 300 animals. You can set out on a drive-through safari past the African reserve, home to Grant's zebra and southern white rhinos, the lion reserve and the Asian reserve with Bactrian camels and Père David's deer.
Tip: Tickets are online only and none are sold at the gate, so book ahead, especially at weekends and school holidays when it often sells out.
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One of Scotland's greatest stone castles, with a Renaissance royal palace and sweeping views over Stirling.
Stirling Castle is one of the largest and most historically important castles in Scotland. It stands on a volcanic crag with steep cliffs on three sides, and the rock has been fortified since ancient times. Generations of Scottish monarchs enlarged and embellished it, and Mary, Queen of Scots was crowned here in 1542.
Tip: Book your visit online in advance for a set date and time; the Great Hall and Royal Palace are the parts to head for first.
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A well-preserved medieval stronghold on a wooded river bend, close to Stirling and the Trossachs.
Doune Castle is a medieval stronghold on a wooded bend where the Ardoch Burn meets the River Teith, about 8 miles northwest of Stirling. The earliest identifiable work dates from the 13th century, but it took its present form between 1375 and 1425, when Robert Stewart, Duke of Albany and Regent of Scotland, rebuilt it.
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Two 30-metre steel horse heads beside the Forth and Clyde Canal, with guided tours of the sculptures.
The Kelpies are a pair of monumental steel horse heads between Falkirk and Grangemouth, designed by sculptor Andy Scott. Each stands 30 metres high and weighs around 300 tonnes. They sit either side of a lock and basin at the eastern gateway of the Forth and Clyde Canal, within the parkland known as the Helix.
Tip: Pre-book the guided tour, as tours are subject to availability. Dogs are not allowed on the tour.
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A grand château-style mansion with a museum, tearoom and over 170 acres of parkland in Falkirk.
Callendar House is a mansion in Falkirk, built around a 14th-century tower house and later extended in the style of a French Renaissance château with Scottish baronial touches. Over its 600-year history it has hosted figures including Mary, Queen of Scots, Bonnie Prince Charlie and Queen Victoria.
Tip: Book afternoon tea in the Drawing Room ahead; the tearoom itself takes walk-ins.
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A stone pineapple about 14 metres high, once ranked the most bizarre building in Scotland.
The Dunmore Pineapple is a folly in Dunmore Park, near Airth in Stirlingshire. It sits in the wall of a large walled garden, above a hothouse that was used, among other things, for growing pineapples. The top is a carved stone pineapple, about 14 metres high, crowning an octagonal summerhouse. It was once ranked the most bizarre building in Scotland.
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Walk beside the remains of the Romans' northernmost frontier barrier, built across Scotland's Central Belt.
The Antonine Wall was a turf fortification on stone foundations, built by the Romans across the Central Belt of Scotland between the Firth of Clyde and the Firth of Forth. Construction began in AD 142 on the orders of Emperor Antoninus Pius, and for a time it was the northernmost frontier barrier of the Roman Empire.
Tip: Head for Rough Castle Fort first, as it is the best preserved of the wall's forts.
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Scotland's largest surviving keep, with grand interiors and rooftop views across nine counties.
Alloa Tower is a 14th-century fortified keep, the largest surviving one in Scotland. It was built to guard a ferry crossing on the River Forth and became the family seat of the Erskines, Earls of Mar. Mary, Queen of Scots and her son James VI both spent part of their childhoods here.
Tip: No need to book in advance, but the steep, narrow spiral stair to the upper floors and roof walk may not suit everyone.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.