Loch Awe Forest Holiday Log Cabins are the ideal base for exploring the highlands and islands of Western Scotland. This recently updated cabin is set in an acre of woodland within the 50 acre Inverlever Forest on the picturesque banks of Loch Awe. Loch Awe is one of Scotland's largest freshwater lochs, renowned for Salmon and Trout Fishing. There are also regular sightings of Eagles and Ospreys. Located in idyllic seclusion the site is located only 29 miles from Oban so there is something for everyone in the family to enjoy.
Cabin 38 Kinglas is a forest cabin
surrounded by peace and quiet,
trees and birds.
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The self catering living accommodation comprises an open plan lounge/dining area
with Freesat TV, plus DVD player, and CD player/radio.
The Kitchen is equipped with cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge, freezer and full range of cutlery, crockery and cooking utensils. Shower room comprises shower, toilet, basin, heated towel rail and shaver unit. With a double bedroom, triple bunk room and loft bunk, the cabin can sleep up to a maximum of 6 people, though the living accommodation really suits no more than 4-5. More photos of the area are available in our Photo Gallery. |
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The Social Club Bar on site run by the village is open every day and serves food at selected times during the week.
The club has a hall available
for Sports and functions by arrangement. Entry to the club costs £1.00 per adult
but if you are staying for a week it will only cost £ 4.00.
If you fancy travelling farther afield there are good pubs and restaurants locally at Kilchrennan and Kilmartin.
Included in the package are Fishing Rights for shore fishing from two selected areas on site.
There is also a laundry on site for the use of residents.
There are many activities to enjoy including
Walking, Bird Watching, Cycling, Pony Trekking, Fishing,
Diving, Sailing, Shooting, Exploring the Highlands and Islands.
Boat Hire is available from Dalavich Marina so you can spend an enjoyable day fishing or exploring Loch Awe`s castle ruins and enchanting islands. Alternatively have a picnic on one of the secluded beaches. Permits can be purchased in the village for areas not covered by our site permit. There are also other lochs in the area that are worth a visit.
There are 5 scenic walks available from the site. For a leisurely stroll try the wonderful Dalavich oakwood and for the more energetic there is the loch Avich walk. Alternatively hire a bike from the village and cycle round the lochs.
There are numerous excellent days out, including:
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Contact us for further information and we will be happy to advise on many more places to visit.
- Cabin prices range from £250 to £500 per week depending on the season. Christmas & New Year prices, please enquire. No extra charge for electricity, heating, bedding or bedlinen.
- Long weekend/short break deals are also available
- Well behaved pets welcome - £30 per pet per week extra
- Extras such as Towels and Cots can also be arranged at an extra charge. Please ask for further details.
- If you have any other requirements for a special occasion please let us know and we can arrange this for you
Telephone: 07789 972740
e-mail: info@lochawecabins.com
By Taynuilt
Argyll
Scotland
PA35 1HN
- From Glasgow Take the M8 towards Erskine Bridge.
- Turn off on to the Toll Road M898.
- After the Bridge turn left on to the A82.
- Stay on is road until you reach Tarbet where you turn right on to the A82 towards Crianlarich.
- At Crianlarich turn left.
- Just past the Green Welly Stop at Tyndrum turn left on the A85 towards Oban.
- Near Taynuilt Take the B845 towards Kilchrenan.
- Go through Kilchrenan and after 7.5 miles you will arive at Dalavich.
- You will see the site on the left hand side next to the Village.
We look forward to hearing from you to discuss your vacation plans.
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Loch Awe Information about the Loch Awe area. Includes attractions such as sightseeing, fishing, golf, boating and rafting, walking and climbing,other sports and activities, entertainment, shopping and eating out. Also features history, travel directions and local businesses and services. |
www.loch-awe.com |
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Wild Rowan Cafe, Dalavich Cafe/village shop selling a range of food and drinks including all day breakfast, sandwiches and hot meals for adults and children. |
dalavichsocialclub.co.uk/business |
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Fishing Argyll Information on Lochs in Argyll area,fishing reports and tips on catching fish and where |
www.fishing-argyll.co.uk |
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Kilmartin World class centre for archaeology in an area of outstanding archaeological importance |
www.museum@kilmartin.org |
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Seal sanctuary Spectacular aquarium with rescue and rehabilitation facility for seal pups |
www.sealsanctuary.co.uk |
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Cruachan Worlds first high head reversable pumped storage hydro system housed in a gigantic man made cavern |
www.visitcruachan.co.uk |
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Oban Rare Breeds Working livestock farm and centre for conservation of rare and minority farm animals |
www.obanrarebreeds.com |
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Puffin Comprehensive diving facility for dive training and to explore the shipwrecks,corals, underwater cliffs and reefs |
www.puffin.org.uk |
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Caledonian MacBrayne Details of schedules and prices for ferry services to the islands from Oban |
www.calmac.co.uk |
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Inverawe SmokeHouse Traditional age old way of smoking to provide the best flavour. Visit the shop and restaurant. |
www.smoked-salmon.co.uk |
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Wildlife and whale watching A wildlife and whale watching charter boat based on the Isle of Seil. Also offers dive boat charter |
www.sealife-adventures.com |
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Inveraray castle Home of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, the senior branch of the Campbell Clan. |
www.inveraray-castle.com |
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Inveraray Jail Experience Scotlands living 19th century jail |
www.inverarayjail.co.uk |
