Overview of Loch Lomond Holiday Park
Loch Lomond Holiday Park occupies a waterside position at Inveruglas on the western shore of Loch Lomond. Surrounded by mountains within Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, this park provides direct access to the loch and a scenic base for walking, watersports and exploring the Southern Highlands.
Holidaymakers can choose two and three bedroom caravans alongside one to four bedroom lodges sleeping up to eight people. The lodge range includes private hot tubs and extensive loch views, while selected accommodation welcomes dogs. Accessible caravan accommodation is also available.
The private beach provides space to enjoy the shoreline, launch a kayak or paddleboard and take in views across the water. Equipment hire is available during the main activity season, while guests bringing their own boat or jet ski can arrange watercraft launch access in advance.
Children can use the outdoor play area, and the park also has a TV lounge with a pool table, a convenience shop, a launderette and touring facilities. A small dog beach and dog walking area make it easier to enjoy the lochside setting with a pet.
Tarbet, Arrochar and the surrounding mountain routes are within a short drive. Luss, Inveraray, Loch Lomond Shores and Glencoe can also be reached for longer days out.
Loch Lomond Holiday Park at a Glance
| Park Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | Inveruglas, near Arrochar, Argyll |
| Setting | Directly beside Loch Lomond |
| National park | Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park |
| Accommodation | Caravans, lodges and selected glamping accommodation |
| Maximum capacity | Up to eight people |
| Hot tubs | Included with the current lodge range |
| Sauna | Available with selected accommodation |
| Dog friendly | Selected accommodation welcomes up to two dogs |
| Accessible accommodation | Accessible caravan choices available |
| Touring | Pitches for caravans, campervans and motorhomes |
| Watersports | Kayak and paddleboard hire |
| Loch access | Private beach and pre-bookable watercraft launching |
| Family facilities | Outdoor play area and TV lounge with pool table |
| Operator | Argyll Holidays |
Why is Loch Lomond Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?
- Direct waterside position on the western shore of Loch Lomond
- Private beach with views across the loch and surrounding mountains
- One to four bedroom hot tub lodges sleeping up to eight
- Two and three bedroom caravans for couples and families
- Kayak and paddleboard hire during the main activity season
- Touring pitches for caravans, campervans and motorhomes
- Dog friendly accommodation, walking area and small dog beach
- Convenient location for Tarbet, Arrochar, Luss and the Highlands
Frequently Asked Questions About Loch Lomond Holiday Park
Is Loch Lomond Holiday Park directly beside the loch?
Yes. This park stands on the western shore of Loch Lomond at Inveruglas and has its own beach and direct access to the water.
Does Loch Lomond Holiday Park have hot tubs?
The current lodge range includes one to four bedroom accommodation with private outdoor hot tubs. Guests should select accommodation that specifically includes a hot tub when booking.
Are dogs welcome at Loch Lomond Holiday Park?
Dogs are welcome in selected caravans and lodges, with some accommodation accepting up to two pets. The park also has a dog walking area and a small dog beach.
Can guests hire kayaks and paddleboards?
Kayaks and paddleboards can usually be hired from 1 March to 31 October. Charges apply, and availability can depend on weather and water conditions.
Can guests launch their own boat or jet ski?
Watercraft launch access can be arranged in advance for guests staying in holiday accommodation. Charges apply, and the service is not available with touring pitch bookings.
Does Loch Lomond Holiday Park accept touring caravans?
Yes. Touring caravans, motorhomes and campervans are accepted on designated pitches close to the loch. Guests have access to toilets, showers and laundry facilities.
Accommodation at Loch Lomond Holiday Park
Loch Lomond Holiday Park offers caravans and spacious lodges for couples, families and groups of up to eight. Many are positioned to make the most of the loch and mountain views.
Two bedroom caravans sleep up to four people, usually in one double and one twin bedroom. Three bedroom choices sleep up to six and generally have one double and two twin rooms.
Caravans include an open-plan lounge and dining area, television, fitted kitchen and private shower facilities. Selected higher-grade accommodation adds a second bathroom, furnished balcony or additional interior space.
The lodges range from one bedroom accommodation for two to four bedroom choices sleeping eight. Two and three bedroom lodges provide flexible family layouts, while the largest accommodation has two double bedrooms, two twin rooms and an en suite bathroom for each bedroom.
Private decking extends the living space outside, and the current lodge range includes an outdoor hot tub. Selected accommodation also has a private sauna, bathrobes and slippers.
Bed linen, duvets and towels are provided with the main holiday accommodation. Dog friendly caravans and lodges welcome up to two pets and include a dog welcome pack.
Glamping pods and a traditional cabin with a private sauna can also appear within the holiday range. Availability and included facilities should be checked for the selected dates.
Accommodation Comparison
| Accommodation Type | Bedrooms | Sleeps | Main Features |
| Two bedroom caravan | 2 | Up to 4 | Double and twin bedrooms, kitchen and shower room |
| Three bedroom caravan | 3 | Up to 6 | One double, two twin bedrooms and selected second bathroom |
| One bedroom lodge | 1 | Up to 2 | Couple’s accommodation, decking and private hot tub |
| Two bedroom lodge | 2 | Up to 4 | Open-plan living space, two bathrooms and private hot tub |
| Three bedroom lodge | 3 | Up to 6 | Two doubles, one twin, en suite facilities and hot tub |
| Four bedroom lodge | 4 | Up to 8 | Two doubles, two twins, four bathrooms and private hot tub |
| Glamping or cabin accommodation | Varies | Check when booking | Compact accommodation with selected private sauna facilities |
Choosing Accommodation at Loch Lomond Holiday Park
| Holiday Requirement | Accommodation to Consider |
| Break for two | One bedroom hot tub lodge |
| Family of four | Two bedroom caravan or lodge |
| Family of six | Three bedroom caravan or lodge |
| Larger family or group | Four bedroom lodge |
| More bathroom space | Two, three or four bedroom lodge |
| Private hot tub | Current lodge accommodation |
| Private sauna | Selected lodge or traditional cabin |
| Holiday with dogs | Designated dog friendly caravan or lodge |
| Accessible stay | Accessible caravan accommodation |
Layouts, views, decking and bathroom arrangements vary between individual accommodation choices.
Touring at Loch Lomond Holiday Park
Touring pitches are available for caravans, campervans and motorhomes. Their position close to the loch gives touring guests easy access to the beach, walking routes and park facilities.
Electric hook-up choices are available, with toilets, showers, an accessible toilet and shower room, water points and a launderette provided nearby.
Touring guests can use the shop, play area, TV lounge and beach. Watercraft launch access for privately owned boats and jet skis is reserved for guests staying in holiday accommodation rather than touring pitches.
Touring Pitch Comparison
| Pitch Type | Suitable For | Main Features |
| Touring caravan pitch | Touring caravans | Electric hook-up choices and facility block access |
| Motorhome pitch | Motorhomes | Designated pitch with nearby toilets and showers |
| Campervan pitch | Campervans | Lochside touring area and access to park facilities |
Park Facilities at Loch Lomond Holiday Park
The private beach is one of the main features of Loch Lomond Holiday Park. Guests can sit beside the water, enjoy the mountain views or use the shoreline as a starting point for paddling and watersports.
Kayaks and paddleboards are available to hire during the main activity season, normally between March and October. Equipment availability and access to the water are dependent on suitable conditions.
Guests bringing their own boat, personal watercraft or trailer can arrange launch access when booking holiday accommodation. Spaces are limited and additional charges apply.
Children can use the outdoor adventure play area, while the TV lounge provides indoor seating and a pool table. The outdoor patio offers another place to relax and enjoy the surrounding scenery.
The convenience shop stocks groceries, drinks and everyday holiday essentials. A launderette is available for longer stays, while the touring area has toilets, showers and accessible washing facilities.
Dogs have access to a dedicated walking area and a small beach. The park’s location also places guests close to woodland, mountain and lochside walking routes.
Loch Lomond Holiday Park Facilities
| Facility | Details |
| Private beach | Direct access to the shore of Loch Lomond |
| Kayak hire | Seasonal equipment hire, normally March to October |
| Paddleboard hire | Seasonal hire subject to suitable conditions |
| Watercraft launching | Pre-bookable access for holiday accommodation guests |
| Children’s play area | Outdoor adventure play equipment |
| TV lounge | Indoor seating and pool table |
| Dog facilities | Dog walking area and small dog beach |
| Convenience shop | Groceries, drinks and holiday essentials |
| Outdoor patio | Seating with views of the surrounding landscape |
| Launderette | Washing and drying facilities |
| Touring facilities | Toilets, showers and water points |
| Accessible facilities | Accessible toilet and shower room |
| Parking | On-site parking for staying guests |
Places to Visit Near Loch Lomond Holiday Park
The Inveruglas shoreline can be explored directly from the park. Walking routes provide views across Loch Lomond towards Ben Lomond, while the Loch Lomond and Cowal Way begins at Inveruglas before continuing west through the hills and glens of Argyll.
Tarbet is the closest main village and a departure point for seasonal Loch Lomond cruises. Circular trips explore the northern part of the loch beneath Ben Lomond, while other sailings connect with walking routes and lochside destinations.
Arrochar sits at the head of Loch Long and provides access to the Arrochar Alps. The route towards The Cobbler begins near Succoth and rewards experienced walkers with extensive mountain and loch views.
Luss is known for its stone cottages, pier and lochside setting. Visitors can explore the village, walk beside the water or join a boat trip around Loch Lomond’s southern islands.
Inveraray stands beside Loch Fyne and has independent shops, cafés and historic attractions. Inveraray Castle combines furnished rooms, family history and landscaped grounds, while Inveraray Jail recreates life in a 19th-century courthouse and prison.
Loch Lomond Shores in Balloch has shops, places to eat, lochside walks and family attractions. The neighbouring aquarium displays marine and freshwater species.
The A82 also provides a direct route north towards Crianlarich, Rannoch Moor and Glencoe. The Glencoe Visitor Centre introduces the area’s landscape, wildlife, history and walking routes.
Nearby Attractions
| Attraction | Approximate Distance | Approximate Journey | Best For |
| Inveruglas shoreline and walking routes | Beside the park | On foot | Loch views, walking and photography |
| Tarbet Pier | 6 miles | 10 minutes | Loch cruises and waterside scenery |
| Arrochar and the Cobbler trailhead | 9 miles | 15 minutes | Mountain walking and Loch Long views |
| Luss | 19 miles | 25 minutes | Historic village, pier and loch cruises |
| Inveraray Castle | 28 miles | 40 minutes | Castle interiors, gardens and Scottish history |
| Loch Lomond Shores | 32 miles | 40 to 45 minutes | Shopping, food, walks and family attractions |
| SEA LIFE Loch Lomond | 32 miles | 40 to 45 minutes | Marine life and a wet-weather day out |
| Glencoe Visitor Centre | 42 miles | 50 to 55 minutes | Highland scenery, history and walking information |
Distances and journey times are approximate and can vary with traffic and weather on the A82.
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