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. This peaceful park combines restful lochside calm with easy access to scenic walks, wildlife and outdoor adventure, all with the majestic Highlands as your backdrop.
The park offers a range of self-catering options, including spacious lodges and quirky pods, all with hot tubs, benefiting from panoramic views over the loch, perfect for unwinding after a day exploring the region.
Ardlui is a real waterside playground. The park’s marina and water sports centre offers everything from wakeboarding, water skiing and speedboat tours to kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, while fishing and wild swimming opportunities abound on the crystal-clear waters of the loch. On dry land, gentle lochside paths and woodland trails are excellent for walks, cycling and wildlife-spotting, and there’s a ferry connection for walkers on the famed West Highland Way.
Beyond the park, the surrounding area is rich with Highland charm. Take on the iconic climb of Ben Vorlich for sweeping views, discover ancient landmarks like Clach na Bhreatuinn, or wander into charming lochside villages and distilleries. With the Ardlui railway station right next door on the scenic West Highland Line, you can even arrive by train to explore further afield: from Glasgow to the rugged Highland landscapes beyond.
The park offers a range of self-catering options, including spacious lodges and quirky pods, all with hot tubs, benefiting from panoramic views over the loch, perfect for unwinding after a day exploring the region.
Ardlui is a real waterside playground. The park’s marina and water sports centre offers everything from wakeboarding, water skiing and speedboat tours to kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, while fishing and wild swimming opportunities abound on the crystal-clear waters of the loch. On dry land, gentle lochside paths and woodland trails are excellent for walks, cycling and wildlife-spotting, and there’s a ferry connection for walkers on the famed West Highland Way.
Beyond the park, the surrounding area is rich with Highland charm. Take on the iconic climb of Ben Vorlich for sweeping views, discover ancient landmarks like Clach na Bhreatuinn, or wander into charming lochside villages and distilleries. With the Ardlui railway station right next door on the scenic West Highland Line, you can even arrive by train to explore further afield: from Glasgow to the rugged Highland landscapes beyond.