Loch Lomond Holiday Park in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

Lodging · Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

Loch Lomond Holiday Park

Private beach, launchable shoreline and lodges facing open water

Type
Lodging
Nearest trail
0.8 km
Audio stories
4 nearby
  • Campground

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Overview

About Loch Lomond Holiday Park

Why stop

  • Private beach and direct access to the loch
  • Loch-and-mountain setting from the park

Heads up

  • Views and privacy vary noticeably between units
  • Best suited to an overnight base, not a sightseeing stop

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Where it is

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LodgingLoch Lomond Holiday Park56.24427, -4.71240
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Plan your stop

Before you go

Best time to go

Early morning and evening give the softest light across the loch and the calmest-looking water for photographs from the shoreline. Quieter shoulder-season periods generally suit the views, with less activity around the beach, while high summer brings the longest daylight and the most use of the water. Weather on the loch is changeable in any season, so pack layers and waterproofs regardless of the forecast.

Facilities

Supported on-site features include a play area for children, a toilet block serving the camping and touring side, and dogs being accepted. These are park facilities for guests rather than public amenities, and details of provision can vary over time, so plan self-sufficiently and check current arrangements before you rely on any single facility.

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  • CautionLoch Lomond navigation-aid defectsMentions Loch Lomond, referenced in this guideSeveral navigation aids and hazard marks on Loch Lomond are off station or have lighting discrepancies; boaters should account for them when navigating.Official details
  • CautionA82 restriction near Kings House HotelThe A82 is restricted in both directions near Kings House Hotel, Glencoe, because of planned roadworks. - Temporary traffic lights are in place; follow the traffic management.Official details
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Summer Homes Above Inveruglas
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“Above Inveruglas, small stone foundations mark a summer routine that once shaped these hills. Families moved cattle up to seasonal pastures, keeping the animals away from crops by the loch.”

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Guide

More about Loch Lomond Holiday Park

Why choose this baseThis is a holiday accommodation park on the west shore of Loch Lomond at Inveruglas, mixing…

This is a holiday accommodation park on the west shore of Loch Lomond at Inveruglas, mixing lodges with caravan and touring pitches. The consistent theme in visitor feedback is the setting: wide loch views, a nice beach, and sheltered water for paddling right at the park's edge. Choose it if you want to sleep beside the loch and spend your days on or near the water, rather than commuting in from a town.

The lochside settingThe park sits low on the shoreline with its own private beach and access for launching…

The park sits low on the shoreline with its own private beach and access for launching watercraft, which makes it a practical base for kayaking, paddleboarding, and small craft. Kayak and paddleboard hire have been offered on site, though availability of hire and launch arrangements can change, so treat them as a bonus to confirm rather than a guarantee. The wider loch is public water with its own conditions and hazards; the park facilities and beach frontage are separate from that, and nothing here should be read as advice on swimming or boating safety.

Accommodation and touringExpect a casual, family-oriented park rather than a hotel atmosphere.

Expect a casual, family-oriented park rather than a hotel atmosphere. Reviewers describe modern lodges, some with kitchens, and some with hot tubs, alongside caravans and pitches for touring units. Not every unit has the same layout, outlook, or extras, and not all accommodation is on the water's edge or has an unobstructed loch view, so if the view matters to you it is worth checking exactly which unit you are booking.

Finding itThe park lies directly off the A82 at Inveruglas, on the western shore of Loch Lomond between…

The park lies directly off the A82 at Inveruglas, on the western shore of Loch Lomond between Tarbet and Ardlui. It is a place you book into rather than a roadside viewpoint, so treat the address as the destination for a stay rather than a stop.

Honest drawbacksThis is a place to stay, not a public scenic stop or a walking route, so it does not reward a…

This is a place to stay, not a public scenic stop or a walking route, so it does not reward a casual drive-by visit. The linear shoreline layout means views and privacy differ noticeably between units, and extras such as kitchens or hot tubs apply only to some of them. Hire equipment, beach conditions, and the details of on-site provision all vary, so book the specific unit you want and confirm anything you are counting on.

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