What Facilities and Experiences Are at Loch Tay Highland Lodges?

Loch Tay Highland Lodges is a self-catering holiday park on the shores of Loch Tay in Perthshire, central Scotland, with Scandinavian-built lodges with hot tubs, glamping and camping, a Boathouse Restaurant, on-park experiences, and a park map covering lodges, facilities and amenities. It suits travellers who want a quiet Highland base with dining and activities on site and driving access to Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow.

On-Park Experiences and Dining

The site lists two main ways to spend time on the park itself:

• In Your Element – the park's own experiences offering, presented as a way to explore what's available during your stay.
• Boathouse Restaurant – an on-site restaurant with menus the park invites guests to try during their visit.

The site points visitors to its on-park experiences page and restaurant menus for details, so check those before arrival if a particular activity or dining time matters to your trip.

Park Map: Lodges, Facilities and Amenities

A park map is available on the website, showing the layout of lodges, site facilities and amenities. Use it to find your ideal location to stay — useful if you want to be near the restaurant, the loch shore or a specific facility. The map is the most reliable way to judge walking distances within the park before booking.

The Setting: Loch Tay and Perthshire

The park sits in the central Highlands on the shores of Loch Tay, within Perthshire, surrounded by mountains, lochs and rivers. The site describes easy driving distance to Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow, making it workable as a base for both a loch-focused stay and day trips to Scotland's cities.

Accommodation Types on Site

Facilities are shared across several accommodation styles, so your choice affects what's immediately around you:

Pet-Friendly Facilities

The park markets itself as pet-friendly accommodation, framing a lodge or cottage stay as a way to bring the whole family, dogs included. When searching availability you can add pets to your booking; the site states a charge of £15 per pet per night. Confirm the pet policy for your specific property type when booking, since not every accommodation style is necessarily open to pets.

Practical Points Before You Book

• Check availability first. The booking search asks for accommodation type, number of adults (18+), children (2–17), infants (under 2, excluded from cabin occupancy) and pets.
• Infants don't count toward cabin occupancy — relevant if your group is near a property's capacity.
• Part of Largo Leisure Parks. Loch Tay Highland Lodges sits within a group that includes Braidhaugh Holiday Park, Sauchope Links and Letham Feus, all in Fife, Perthshire and Stirlingshire.
• Holiday home ownership is offered at the group's parks, with used holiday homes from £14,995 and free site fees for 2026 at select locations — a separate option if you're considering a repeat base rather than a single stay.
• Blue Light Card discount is promoted on the site; check eligibility and how to apply it before paying.

If your priority is a hot tub lodge with dinner a short walk away and a loch at the doorstep, this park fits. If you need extensive indoor leisure facilities, the site's own listings — restaurant, experiences, map — are the checklist to compare against.