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Premium #48094

Trossachs & Loch Lomond National Park Lodge

Cabin • Stirling Scotland United Kingdom

4 Guests

2 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

Pets welcome

Secondary home

Exchange types accepted

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Listed November 2025

General Overview

Our Green Lodge sits in a magical part of Scotland, nestled within the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park, with a choice of stunning lochs and mountains right on your doorstep. The surrounding area, known as the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, offers endless beauty to explore. For a great adventure, consider downloading the Trossachs and Loch Lomond self-guided driving app to discover the area at your own pace.

The Space

We love the open-plan, spacious feel of the living area in our lodge, along with the unobstructed countryside views from every window and the front balcony.

Guest Access

1

Notes

There’s a Dyson tower air purifier in the lounge, perfect for people with allergies. It can easily be unplugged and moved to any other room as needed.

Features

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Fridge

WiFi

Bed sheets

Oven

Towels

Washer

TV

Heating

Hair dryer

Microwave

Iron

Dishwasher

Smoke alarms

Workspace

Clothes dryer

Coffee machine

High Speed Internet

First aid kit

Fire extinguisher

Balcony

Toys

House Rules

Suitable for infants under 2

Suitable for children ages 2-12

Pets welcome

No smoking

Allergens

Cat free

Smoke free

Dates of Availability

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Neighbourhood

The lodge sits within a large, peaceful park with elevated terrain offering uninterrupted panoramic views of the countryside. On-site amenities include a reception, small shop, and laundrette, with a gym, sauna, and farm shop/café set to open by the end of 2026. Just a five-minute walk away is an adventure company where you can sign up for various sports. The nearest town, Aberfoyle, is a ten-minute drive and offers charming cafes, restaurants, gift shops, and stunning views of Ben Lomond. A highlight is the David Marshall Lodge, starting point for scenic walking trails, including a waterfall route and nature lookout. Here, you can also try activities like abseiling, archery, climbing, kayaking, mountain biking, or experience one of the UK’s longest tree zip lines. Loch cruises can also be booked here. A short drive beyond Aberfoyle leads to beautiful Loch Ard, perfect for kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing, or relaxing with a spa day at Forest Hill Hotel. Continuing 45 minutes further brings you to Loch Katrine for a ferry trip or on to Loch Lomond, with more breath-taking scenery and activities to enjoy.

Getting to my home

Nearest airport would be Glasgow 43mins drive or Edinburgh 1 hour drive.

Nearest airport

Glasgow

Getting Around

Regular buses run from near the lodge into Stirling and to nearby tourist towns. However, having a car is the best way to see all that the Trossachs National Park has to offer. The small, easy roads provide great views, and it’s hard to get lost. I recommend downloading the Trossachs and Loch Lomond self-guided driving tour.