These self catering lodges are set in beautiful woodland amidst oak, birch, rowan and hawthorns right on the banks of the Caledonian Canal. Sit on your veranda and watch boats sail past while you enjoy the magnificent view to the north face of Ben Nevis and the Aonach Mor ski slopes.
Each lodge is sited to give maximum privacy and has ample parking right outside. The canal is fenced off making it safe for children and there are plenty of places were dogs can be walked off their leads. All lodges have electric heating, are double glazed and have under-floor, wall and roof insulation. Prices include heating and electricity. All bed linen is provided.
The croft has been in the same family for generations and like to offer guests the best of Highland, hospitality and show them the traditional, crofting lifestyle. There are even chickens, sheep and Highland cattle on site. Muirshearlich Hills, the backdrop of the croft, all make for easy walking. The more adventurous can walk or climb mighty Ben Nevis and the many other Munroes in the area or try the numerous forest walks and cycle paths of the Great Glen Way.
Cycle along the canal up to Neptune’s staircase, a series of eight locks at the entrance to the Caledonian Canal. Watch the boats go up and down on their way between Inverness and Fort William then have a bite to eat at the Moorings Hotel. Travel “the Road to the Isles” a route steeped in history where Bonnie Prince Charlie found safety and security in this lovely area of the Scottish Highlands.
The surrounding area offers a wide range of activities including skiing, horse-riding, quad biking, mountain bike riding, walking and water sports. Whether its peace and tranquility or action and adventure you are after these lodges cater for all interests and tastes.
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- Superb local wildlife & sightseeing
- Superstore 10 mins away
- Fort William Golf Club - 7 min drive
- The Moorings Hotel - on the banks of the Caledonian Canal at the famous Neptune’s staircase locks, restaurant, bar and beer garden
- Restaurants / pubs - Fort William 5 miles
- Glencoe & Loch Leven - 35 mins
- Superb walking - click here
- The West Highland Way Scotland's most famous long-distance hiking trail - 96 miles from just north of Glasgow to Fort William
- Biking - click here for trail information
- Bike hire
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- All bed linen provided
- Please bring your own provisions & towels
- Electricity is included
- Cot & highchair available free of charge
- Short breaks available from Novemeber to April excluding main holiday dates
- Pet friendly, £20.00 per dog (max 2)
- £100 refundable security deposit to be paid on arrival
- Arrival 4.00pm & departure 10.00am
- Deposit is 20%, balance due 6 weeks beforehand.
- Terms & conditions - click here
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