Overview of Loch Awe Holiday Park

Loch Awe Holiday Park is a peaceful holiday park at Bridge of Awe near Taynuilt, approximately 12 miles from Oban. Set between the River Awe and forested hills beneath Ben Cruachan, it is well placed for walking, cycling, fishing and exploring the western Highlands.

Holiday accommodation includes two and three bedroom caravans alongside two and three bedroom lodges. Selected lodges have private outdoor hot tubs and spacious balconies, while the current holiday accommodation range includes dog friendly choices for guests travelling with up to two dogs.

This is a relatively quiet park where the surrounding countryside is a major part of the holiday. Children have an outdoor play area, while a games room provides additional entertainment at the park. Walking and cycling routes can be found throughout the surrounding forests and glens.

A convenience shop is available at the petrol station beside the park entrance, making it easy to pick up everyday groceries and essentials. Further shops, cafés and places to eat can be found in Taynuilt and Oban.

Loch Awe itself, Kilchurn Castle, Ben Cruachan and St Conan's Kirk are all within easy reach, while Oban provides restaurants, shops and ferry connections to islands including Mull.

Loch Awe Holiday Park at a Glance

Why is Loch Awe Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Peaceful riverside setting beneath Ben Cruachan
• Two and three bedroom caravans and lodges
• Private hot tubs available with selected lodges
• Dog friendly accommodation throughout the current holiday range
• Children's outdoor play area and games room
• Walking, cycling and fishing opportunities nearby
• Approximately 12 miles from Oban
• Easy access to Loch Awe, Kilchurn Castle and the western Highlands

Frequently Asked Questions About Loch Awe Holiday Park

Where is Loch Awe Holiday Park?

Loch Awe Holiday Park is at Bridge of Awe near Taynuilt in Argyll. It sits beside the River Awe approximately 12 miles from Oban on Scotland's west coast.

What accommodation is available at Loch Awe Holiday Park?

The current holiday range includes two and three bedroom caravans and two and three bedroom lodges. Accommodation sleeps between four and six people.

Does Loch Awe Holiday Park have hot tubs?

Yes. Private outdoor hot tubs are available with selected two and three bedroom lodges. Guests should choose accommodation that specifically includes a hot tub when booking.

Are dogs welcome at Loch Awe Holiday Park?

Yes. Dogs are welcome, and the current holiday accommodation listed through Hoseasons accepts up to two dogs. Additional pet charges can apply.

Can you go fishing near Loch Awe Holiday Park?

Yes. Loch Awe and the surrounding River Awe area are well known for fishing. Guests should check where fishing is permitted locally and obtain any licences or permits required for their chosen location.

Does Loch Awe Holiday Park have a swimming pool?

No indoor or outdoor swimming pool is currently listed among the park's facilities. Loch Awe Holiday Park is centred more around its countryside setting, walking and exploring the surrounding area.

Accommodation at Loch Awe Holiday Park

Loch Awe Holiday Park offers caravans and lodges for couples, families and groups of up to six people.

Two bedroom caravans sleep up to four and provide one double and one twin bedroom, a shower room and an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. Outdoor balcony space provides somewhere to sit and enjoy the surrounding scenery.

Three bedroom caravans sleep up to six people, generally with one double bedroom and two twin rooms. Central heating and double glazing allow the accommodation to be used throughout much of the year.

Two bedroom lodges sleep four and provide additional living space, a fitted kitchen and balcony. Selected two bedroom accommodation has two bathrooms and a private outdoor hot tub.

Three bedroom lodges sleep up to six, with layouts combining double and twin bedrooms. Selected accommodation includes a private hot tub and large wraparound balcony.

The current holiday range is dog friendly, with accommodation accepting up to two dogs. Bed linen and duvets are provided, beds are prepared for arrival and kitchens include a microwave and the principal appliances required for self-catering.

Accommodation Comparison

Choosing Accommodation at Loch Awe Holiday Park

Bedroom configurations, bathrooms and hot tubs vary between accommodation choices and should be checked when booking.

Park Facilities at Loch Awe Holiday Park

Loch Awe Holiday Park is primarily a countryside holiday park rather than a large resort with extensive leisure facilities. Its position beside the River Awe gives guests immediate access to Highland scenery, with forests, mountains and walking routes surrounding the park.

Children have an outdoor playground, while a games room provides additional indoor recreation. There is no organised entertainment programme currently promoted for the park.

A convenience shop at the petrol station beside the entrance stocks groceries, drinks and everyday essentials. Further supermarkets and a wider choice of shops can be found in Oban.

The area is particularly popular for walking and cycling. Ben Cruachan dominates the surrounding landscape, while woodland and riverside routes provide less demanding alternatives.

Fishing is widely available around Loch Awe and the River Awe, although guests should check the rules, permits and access arrangements for individual fishing locations rather than assuming fishing is included with their accommodation.

Loch Awe Holiday Park Facilities

Facility	Details
Activities	Walking and cycling throughout the surrounding countryside
Dogs	Dog friendly holiday accommodation
Fishing	Available locally around Loch Awe and the River Awe
Playground	Children's outdoor play area
Games room	Indoor games and recreation
Shop	Convenience shop at the park entrance
Wi-Fi	Available
Parking	On-site parking
Riverside setting	Park positioned beside the River Awe
Hot tubs	Private hot tubs with selected lodge accommodation

Places to Visit Near Loch Awe Holiday Park

Ben Cruachan provides the dramatic mountain backdrop to Loch Awe Holiday Park. Experienced walkers can tackle the mountain itself, while the surrounding area has less demanding forest and riverside routes.

Cruachan Power Station is hidden inside the mountain and is often referred to as the Hollow Mountain. Its visitor facilities provide an introduction to the hydroelectric scheme, with underground tours available when operating.

St Conan's Kirk stands beside Loch Awe and is one of Argyll's most unusual historic buildings. It can easily be combined with a trip to nearby Kilchurn Castle.

Kilchurn Castle occupies a spectacular position at the head of Loch Awe. The 15th-century ruin can currently be viewed and explored externally while conservation work continues.

Oban is approximately 12 miles from the park and has a busy harbour, shops, cafés and seafood restaurants. Ferries leave from the town for Mull and several of the Inner Hebridean islands.

Dunstaffnage Castle is another historic site close to Oban, while Inveraray provides a longer day out with its lochside setting, historic town centre, castle and jail.

Nearby Attractions

Distances and journey times are approximate and can vary with traffic and weather conditions.