Overview of Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness

Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness is a small private lodge park in Whitebridge, on the quieter south side of Loch Ness. This park is set beside the River Fechlin, with woodland, mountain scenery and a peaceful Highland setting.

This park is a great choice for couples, families, small groups and dog owners who want a quiet Highland lodge holiday with private hot tubs, log fires and natural surroundings. Guests can stay in one, two and three bedroom self catering lodges and log cabins, with different layouts available depending on the type of break they want. See all of our parks for lodge holidays in the Highlands of Scotland here

The setting is one of the main reasons to stay here. Wildside is approximately 3 miles from Loch Ness, approximately 9 miles from Fort Augustus and approximately 24 miles from Inverness. This gives guests a calm riverside base while still keeping loch cruises, Highland villages, waterfalls, castles, walking routes and scenic drives within reach.

Wildside Highland Lodges is especially good for guests who want a slower stay with plenty of time outdoors. The River Fechlin runs close to the lodges, the South Loch Ness Trail is nearby, and the surrounding area is known for wildlife, woodland, lochs and mountain views. It is a great choice for a Highland lodge break shaped around hot tubs, scenery, walking and Loch Ness days out.

Why is Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness a Great Holiday Park?

• Peaceful woodland setting beside the River Fechlin on the quieter south side of Loch Ness.
• Traditional Scottish lodges and log cabins sleeping from 2 to 6 guests.
• Private outdoor hot tubs and wood burning stoves with all lodges.
• Pet friendly lodge options available, with up to two pets accepted in selected accommodation.
• River, woodland and mountain views across the park.
• Fishing available on site for guests who want an angling break.
• Fort Augustus, Foyers, Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle and Inverness are within reach.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.8 out of 5. 

Why take a holiday at Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness?

Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness gives guests a quiet Highland lodge break with hot tubs, log fires, river views and woodland around the park. It works well for couples, families and dog owners who want a peaceful base near Loch Ness, with Fort Augustus, Inverness and the Great Glen close enough for days out.

Where is Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness?

Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness is in Whitebridge, near Loch Ness, Inverness, IV2 6UN. The park is close to the River Fechlin, Foyers and the south side of Loch Ness, with Fort Augustus, Urquhart Castle, Inverness, the Great Glen and Highland touring routes all within reach.

Lodges at Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness

Lodge accommodation is the main holiday accommodation at Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness. The park has 16 self catering lodges and log cabins, with one, two and three bedroom options available for couples, families and small groups.

The one bedroom lodges are a great choice for couples who want a romantic Highland break. Glenmorangie Highland Lodges are designed for 2 guests, with large picture windows, a private hot tub and light, spacious interiors. Otter Riverview Lodge is also a one bedroom lodge, set beside the river in a secluded position with its own private hot tub.

Two bedroom lodges give small families, couples travelling together and friends more space. Riverside Highland Lodges include a private hot tub, patio, lounge, fitted kitchen and bathroom or shower room, with one double bedroom and one twin bedroom. Eagle Glen Lodge has open plan living, kitchen and dining space, large patio doors and a hot tub on the decking. Tomatin Highland Retreats and Wildcat Highland Retreat also offer 2 bedroom stays with private hot tubs and views towards the River Fechlin or surrounding mountains.

Dalwhinnie Highland Lodges are the 3 bedroom lodges, sleeping up to 6 guests. These log cabin style lodges are a good choice for larger families or groups who want more space, private grounds, mountain views and a hot tub.

Pet friendly options are available, although dog rules vary by lodge type. Guests bringing a dog should check the exact accommodation before booking, including the number and size of dogs allowed.

Park Facilities at Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness

Park Facilities at Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness are centred around private lodge comfort, riverside scenery and time outdoors. The private hot tubs are one of the main features, giving guests a relaxing place to unwind after walking, sightseeing or exploring Loch Ness.

The log fires add to the Highland lodge feel, making the accommodation especially inviting after a day in the hills, by the loch or out visiting nearby villages. The lodges are arranged for self catering stays, with fitted kitchens and living space giving guests the freedom to cook, eat together and enjoy slower evenings.

WiFi is available, helping guests plan walking routes, check weather, look up local places to eat and organise days out. A launderette is also listed, which is useful for longer stays, outdoor clothing and family breaks.

Fishing is listed on site, with fishing nearby too. Guests interested in fishing should check current rules, permits and availability before planning around it.

There is a local country hotel close by serving food and takeaway, giving guests somewhere nearby for meals without needing to drive far. The main strength of this park is its peaceful lodge setting, with hot tubs, river views, mountain scenery, wildlife and easy access to South Loch Ness.

Places to Visit Near Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness

Loch Ness is one of the main reasons guests choose Wildside Highland Lodges. The lodges are approximately 3 miles from the loch, giving visitors easy access to viewpoints, boat trips, lochside walks and some of Scotland’s most famous scenery.

Fort Augustus is approximately 9 miles away and is one of the easiest villages to visit during a stay. It sits at the southern end of Loch Ness and has the Caledonian Canal locks, boat trips, places to eat, local shops and a lively Highland feel during the main holiday season.

The South Loch Ness Trail is close by and is ideal for guests who enjoy walking, cycling, viewpoints and quieter routes away from the busiest side of Loch Ness. The route gives visitors a memorable way to experience woodland, lochs, hills and Highland scenery.

Foyers is within reach for the Falls of Foyers, woodland paths and views towards Loch Ness. Invermoriston Falls is another lovely local trip, with river scenery, bridges and short walking routes.

Urquhart Castle is one of the best known attractions on Loch Ness and makes a strong day out from Wildside. The castle ruins sit beside the loch and give visitors a memorable mix of history, scenery and Loch Ness views.

Inverness is approximately 24 miles away and is a good choice for a city day, with shops, restaurants, riverside walks, museums, the castle viewpoint and access towards the Moray Firth. For bigger Highland days out, guests can also visit Glen Affric, Fort William, the Great Glen, Culloden Battlefield or the west coast, giving Wildside visitors a strong mix of hot tub lodges, riverside scenery, Loch Ness, waterfalls, castles, wildlife and Highland drives during one stay.