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Book a Pine Lodge Holiday in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park in Scotland

The peace and serenity of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park is one of Scotland’s shining lights and the perfect place for you and your loved ones to book a charming and tranquil pine lodge. With amazing adventures at your every beck and call and all just a stone’s throw away, where better to take a break this summer?

As Scotland’s first National Park, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs can offer its visitors an impressive range of thrill-seeking activities including mountaineering, water sports and mountain biking as well as relaxing yet challenging strolls through the picturesque countryside and wide-open landscapes. Enjoy resting on the decking of your holiday lodge and taking in the stunning Scottish scenery.

A comfortable holiday home near a loch

And after your incredible experiences on The Bonnie Bonnie Banks, also widely known as the largest loch in the whole of the UK, you can sit back and relax at your humble abode which is proud to be at one with nature. A place that’s home from home, you and the family can thrive in an open plan lounge and bedroom area as well as a secluded fully furnished kitchen that offers the finest modern technology like a dishwasher, electric oven and coffee machine. Great for making family memories as well as for making your friends jealous on social media!

A stunning place to stay in northwest Scotland

Set in a glorious Scottish landscape quite like no other, you will love waking up refreshed to the sounds, sights and smells of some of the UK's rarest and most magnificent wildlife species. All primed for that perfect picture! And where better to eat your food with your new-found forest friends than on your spacious outdoor terrace, the ideal place for a barbecue and a well-deserved refreshing glass of wine? Just make sure that you book a pine lodge that comes with a barbecue. Made even more magical when the notorious Loch Lomond starry evenings arrive, and you’re left gazing wondrously at the blackest of nights through a beautiful canopy of trees.