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A cozy living area features two plaid armchairs positioned near a stone fireplace. Soft light is provided by wall sconces and natural light shines through a nearby window. Decorative elements include a small table and framed artwork, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 174 reviews

Highland cottage with stunning views

In the heart of wild, romantic Perthshire, surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery, Garden Cottage is the perfect escape. Relax looking out over the loch, wander the fields spotting the wildlife or take off on foot or bike for a boost of healthy fresh air and a memorable Highland experience. A Highland cottage built in the 1720's, newly refurbished in the spirit of Scottish country living. Tradition, authenticity and fireside comfort complement contemporary furnishings and light airy spaces.

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The exterior of the cottage is shown, featuring a gabled roof and white walls. A small outdoor seating area with a table and chairs is positioned on a grassy lawn. Lush greenery surrounds the property, enhancing its tranquil setting.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Trossachs cottage for 4, near lochs, Callander

Set in the stunning countryside of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, this is a perfect base for active breaks or just relaxing. Walking and cycling trails start at the door. Lochs Achray and Venachar are within walking distance, spectacular Loch Katrine is just 10 minutes away by car while historic Stirling is within easy reach. Upstairs are 2 bright, ensuite bedrooms (one standard UK double, one king or twin). Downstairs is an open-plan living space, well-equipped kitchen and wet room.

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A spacious living area features a comfortable leather sofa and a rustic wooden coffee table. A wood-burning stove is positioned against a stone fireplace, complementing the warm tones of the decor. The open layout leads to a dining area with a table set for six, illuminated by natural light.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

The Anchorage, Family Friendly,Views, plus Kayaks

The Anchorage, Arrochar, was built circa 1913 and has been newly upgraded in December 2019 giving the cottage a luxurious interior with gas central heating and beautiful wood burning stove. Two ensuites and a beautiful bathroom provides guests with plenty of room whilst the large garden with pizza oven and BBQ has amazing views where guests can relax on the decking or seek shade in the lean to. Everyone can use the fire pit, games room or play area to keep occupied or use the Kayaks provided.

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A lodge is set amidst greenery, featuring a spacious deck surrounded by a black railing. The entrance is accessed via a set of steps leading to the front door. The exterior showcases a warm red facade, complemented by large windows reflecting natural light.
Cabin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Lomond Retreat

This stunning lodge at is on the eastern shores of Loch Lomond at the foot of Ben Lomond. The lodge looks right out towards Loch Lomond with amazing views over the surrounding mountains. There is plenty to do on and around the loch including hill walking, mountain climbing, water sports, fishing, cycling and just general sight seeing. There are no shops at Rowardennan so be sure to be organised with supplies. Asda,Sainsury’s, Morrisons, Tesco etc all deliver there. EV charger available.

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The cottage exterior features natural stone walls and a wooden front door. Two lanterns flank the entrance, and potted plants add a touch of greenery. A stone pathway leads to the door, bordered by gravel, with a gentle hillside visible in the background.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Idyllic cottage in the heart of Loch Lomond

The Cottage is perfect for a romantic peaceful getaway with stunning surroundings and views also ideal location for walkers with local hills to climb on the doorstep. Luss village is just a short 5 minute walk with renowned places to eat and drink, the unique island of Inchmurrin is just a quick boat trip away. Property has 1 super king size bed, open plan fully kitted kitchen/ living room, smart tv, log burner, Wifi, underfloor heating, shower, bath, washing machine, linen, towels.

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A freestanding clawfoot tub is positioned on a deck overlooking Loch Long. Soft lighting from decorative bulbs outlines the wooden walls. A figure stands beside the tub, gazing out at the water and the surrounding hills, bathed in warm evening light.
Cabin
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

Rose- Ardmay Luxury Cabins

Check us out on our socials for more pics 📆 We have 2 identical luxury, one-bedroom, self-catering cabins called Thistle & Rose. They sit on the banks of Loch Long, enjoying breathtaking views of the Arrochar Alps. Suitable for 2 guests + 1 infant maximum Please note, there's a chance we may request a swap to our identical cabin prior to your stay for added flexibility and comfort. *wifi intermittent as rural location - strong 4G/5G connection depending on provider*

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A spacious deck features a seating arrangement with wicker sofas and a coffee table. Lush greenery surrounds the area, providing a serene backdrop. The wooden deck is complemented by potted flowers, creating a relaxing outdoor space.
Chalet
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 349 reviews

Cosy Lodge, Loch Lomond, BBQ Hut & stunning views

Cois Loch Lodge is a unique lodge situated in a peaceful setting with magnificent views over Loch Lomond and the hills beyond. Nestled at the end of a private road between Drymen and Balmaha, it has its own private parking and enclosed garden. French doors open out onto a fabulous decking area furnished with a table and garden sofas. A few steps down from the deck sits a tastefully furnished Scandinavian BBQ hut. No matter the weather, you can still enjoy a BBQ!

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A private deck with a round table and a chair offers views of the serene landscape, showcasing sparkling waters and distant mountains. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors allow ample natural light, creating a bright and inviting indoor space.
Guest suite
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 315 reviews

Ben Lomond Boutique Suite, Dramatic Loch Views

We are situated in the leafy village of Tarbet, and only a two minute walk to the shores of Loch Lomond. Our spacious suites have floor to ceiling windows with spectacular south facing views straight down the centre of Loch Lomond. Each suite has a lounge area, breakfast table, private access, private deck and tin roof shelter so you can enjoy the dramatic landscape come rain or shine. The suites have cool, quirky decor with WiFi & Netflix.

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A cottage is nestled amidst expansive fields and lush trees, showcasing vibrant autumn foliage. Surrounding hills create a serene backdrop, while distant forests add depth to the natural scenery. The area conveys a peaceful and secluded atmosphere, inviting a connection with nature.
Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 280 reviews

Beautiful scenic cottage

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Enjoy this gorgeous setting either from the warmth and comfort of the open plan lounge or from your own private deck with extraordinary views over Dumgoyne and the Campsie Hills. You will be surrounded on all sides by fields, woods or mountains but yet be close enough to pop out for a coffee and cake at the local village or taste a wee dram at the Glengoyne whisky distillery.

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The charming cottage features a stone exterior with a slate roof. White window grilles add a decorative touch. A simple wooden door is centered, flanked by lush greenery. A bicycle is parked nearby, and a no entry sign is visible on the roadside.
Cottage
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Crescent Cottage Luss Loch Lomond

Have a holiday in the village of Luss in a unique listed cottage on the banks of Loch Lomond. Luss village has its own pier with boat trips, Loch Lomond Faerie Trail, a beach and hiking, walking and cycling paths. The village, dating from the 18th century, became the setting for the successful TV soap Take the High Road. It is ideally located for exploring Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

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The welcoming entrance features a wooden façade with a covered porch. A small table and two chairs are placed outside, complemented by potted plants. The wooden door has a glass panel with horizontal blinds, providing a blend of nature and comfort.
Guest house
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 286 reviews

Hill View Pod , Ballachulish

Welcome to our compact and cosy pod situated in the centre of Ballachulish village, close to the River Laroch, with views of Loch Leven, Beinn Bhann and Sgorr Dhearg, an ideal base for hill-walking . It is ideally located for visiting the historic slate quarry, golf course, grocery store and bar/restaurant which are just a short walk away. It is one mile from Glencoe Village with Fort William nearby.

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A serene garden scene features a tranquil pond surrounded by lush greenery and a variety of plants. A wooden bridge crosses over the pond, and a pathway lined with stones meanders alongside, inviting exploration. Sunlight filters through the trees, highlighting the natural beauty.
Apartment
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

The Sidings at Burnbank Cottage

A cosy self-contained apartment joined to a beautiful 18th century cottage. Nestled in the rural surroundings of the Campsie Fells and Fintry Hills, this welcoming accommodation has been converted specifically as its own independent holiday home. Perfect for two, but can sleep up to four. Due to its design and unique features, the property is not suitable for under 12's.

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All about Rowardennan

Located on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond, 30 miles northwest of Glasgow, tiny Rowardennan has become a hub for outdoor activities. There’s little here but the jetty, a small beach, a National Park information centre, holiday accommodation, and a sprinkling of hillside cottages. Some people come here to lose themselves in the views of heathery hills, glens, and peaks of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, where you can watch for ospreys swooping down to seize fish from the inky depths of the vast freshwater lake.

But spectating has its limits. To truly experience the fullness of the region’s offerings, most visitors opt to get up close and personal with nature. Cycling and mountain biking are popular in Rowardennan, as are kayaking, paddle boarding, wake surfing, and exploring the wilderness with your own two feet on an epic hike. Day trips might take you to Dumbarton Castle, set on a towering rock to the south, and Queen Elizabeth Forest Park for scenic rambles around several captivating lochs.

What are the top things to do in Rowardennan?

Climbing Ben Lomond

The trek up Ben Lomond is a classic hike and can be done on a day trip from Glasgow. From the 3,193-foot summit you’ll be rewarded with amazing views across Loch Lomond and its dozen or so low-slung islands, perhaps glimpsing a ptarmigan, pine marten, or golden eagle along the way. Near the start you’ll pass archaeological features such as an old turf-roof house, ruined 19th-century hunting lodges, and ancient woodland.

West Highland Way

This long distance walking route from Milngavie to Fort William is a 96-mile nature extravaganza. Most tackle it from south to north, so that the terrain gets steeper and gnarlier as you go. Rowardennan is in the easier early stages. Walk the route south to Drymen to see the village of Balmaha and the southern loch islands, or north towards Inverarnan for more isolation, bigger mountains, and wild goats. A waterfall at Inversnaid cascades into the loch.

Balloch

Your nearest lively place is Balloch, at the southern end of the loch, considered the gateway to the national park. Balloch Castle and a good selection of restaurants are among the draws. Don’t miss Maid of the Loch, a restored paddle steamer with an Art Deco interior, which used to cruise to Rowardennan, now moored at the pier.

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