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Top 10 Things to Do Within 30 Miles of Loch Tay Highland Lodges
1. Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve – Climb one of Scotland’s most famous Munros and enjoy panoramic views across Loch Tay.
2. Falls of Dochart (Killin) – Just minutes away, this dramatic waterfall is one of the most photographed spots in the Highlands.
3. Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park – Explore stunning landscapes, lochs, and mountains within an hour’s drive.
4. Stirling Castle – Discover Scotland’s royal heritage at one of the nation’s most iconic historic sites.
5. Loch Earn Watersports Centre – Try paddleboarding, kayaking, or wakeboarding on crystal-clear waters.
6. The Scottish Crannog Centre – Step back in time at this fascinating open-air museum exploring Iron Age life.
7. Killin Golf Club – A scenic nine-hole course with mountain views and a warm Highland welcome.
8. Aberfeldy Distillery – Take a whisky tour and tasting at this renowned Highland distillery.
9. Blair Castle and Gardens – A magnificent 13th-century castle surrounded by woodland trails and formal gardens.
10. Glen Lyon – Known as Scotland’s longest and loveliest glen, perfect for scenic drives and photography.
Loch Tay Highland Lodges is perfectly located for exploring the best of Highland Perthshire and the nearby village of Killin, just a 10-minute drive away. Killin offers a great selection of local pubs, cafés, and restaurants, including the friendly Courie Inn and The Falls of Dochart Inn, both serving traditional Scottish dishes and local ales. For a relaxed coffee or breakfast, Shutters Licensed Coffee Shop and The Capercaillie Restaurant are local favourites with views over the river.
You’ll also find small grocery shops, takeaways, and convenience stores in Killin, ideal for topping up essentials or grabbing a bite to eat. For a wider choice of shops and restaurants, the market towns of Aberfeldy and Crieff are around 40–50 minutes away, both offering delis, artisan bakeries, and independent boutiques.
The area surrounding Loch Tay is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy boating, fishing, hiking, and cycling, or visit nearby landmarks such as the Falls of Dochart, Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve, and Fortingall Yew, one of Europe’s oldest trees. Whisky lovers can take a short scenic drive to the Aberfeldy Distillery for a tour and tasting.
Whether you’re after a hearty pub meal, a quiet pint after a walk, or a day exploring Scotland’s natural and cultural beauty, the area around Loch Tay Highland Lodges offers a wealth of memorable experiences within easy reach.
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My wife and I found ourselves in the Scottish Highlands with a few days to explore before the wedding of a family friend. We found Loch Tay Highland Lodges & Glamping Park via Google search and decided to give their reasonably priced and rustic accommodations a visit during the few days before the wedding. As promised, the site offered clean yet rustic cabins and fantastic views of the surrounding Munro's and Loch Tay. We travelled from America and were unable to pack many of the camping necessities, i.e. sleeping bags and towels, which the front office staff were happy to provide for a small fee. Common areas and shared bathroom spaces were acceptably clean for a space that caters to outdoorsy folk. Most notably, the shower water temperature was super hot and was welcome after a wet/cold hike up nearby Ben Lawes. Potable water was available from spigots across the site.
Our cabin was up the hill, leaving a short walk down to the Loch-side for dinner and drinks at the Boathouse Kitchen and Bar. The dining was great, but requires a reservation on weekend nights as it's one of a few options near Killin that offers true waterfront dining. Staff was friendly and helpful and very apologetic when we were unable to seat us due to prior reservations.
We also enjoyed the 2mi hiking loop owned by the park, accessible directly across the road from the camp entrance. After a long drive from Edinburgh, we were ready to stretch our legs, gain a little altitude, and take in late afternoon Loch views from the short loop. With lots of stops to check out local flora and fauna and to take in the views, we completed the loop in about 1h of slow walking.
Overall, we had a fantastic time at the LTHLGP and will certainly stay again if we ever find ourselves on Loch Tay again.
- 12 Sep 2025
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