Love Loch Lomond Summer 2024

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Summer is a glorious time to visit our destination and enjoy the landscape’s fresh colours.

There is lots to do throughout the season to relax & recharge, or enjoy all the festivals and events happening throughout the summer season.

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About Loch Lomond

ICONIC Loch Lomond is known for its breathtaking beauty and incredible nature and is perfectly situated for easy access from all over Scotland

Add The Trossachs and Clyde Sea Lochs and we offer a diverse, unique and hugely accessible area of Scotland just waiting to be discovered - or rediscovered!

With much of the area covered by The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National park, it’s the ideal place to relax, restore and revive your soul after the difficulties that we have all experienced in recent times.

Whether your happy place is relaxing in luxury, watching the sun rise on top of a hill after a strenuous hike, shopping designer brands and local crafts, or lounging in a hot tub with friends and a bottle of wine, we ’ re all you want us to be, and more

Accommodation ranges from the economic selfcatering, to stunning suites at the 5* Cameron House Hotel

https://www.sweeneyscruiseco.com/

Sweeney‘s Cruises is one of the longest-running family businesses in Scotland, operating boats on Loch Lomond since the 1880‘s. They offer a range of cruises from Balloch, Luss, and Loch Lomond Shores.

The 4th generation of the Sweeney family now operate the most luxurious fleet of passenger boats in Scotland, which will take you on a Loch adventure, discovering Loch Lomond‘s islands, history, wildlife and more, with expert commentary from Scottish actor and musician, Thoren Ferguson.

Loch Lomond Leisure

0333 577 0715

https://lochlomond-scotland.com/

Loch Lomond Leisure have been operating on Loch Lomond, at Luss, Rowerdenan and Loch Lomond Shores, since 2001 and they offer activities for all ages and every occasion, including:

Luxury Spedboat Tours

Boat Hire & Boat Charter

Watersports

Outdoor Activities

Stag parties & Hen Parties

Corporate Entertainment

Special Occasion Packages

Their bike hire service offers: adult, children, toddler, child seat, tow-attachment, and trailer. Pre-book via their website to avoid disappointment.

In Your Element/Treezone Loch Lomond

0333 600 6008 / 01389 496055

https://iye.scot/

https://iye.scot/treezone-loch-lomond/

Established in 2004, In Your Element offer a whole host of award-winning, land and waterbased outdoor activities and events on and around the stunning Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.

Their 5* Treezone aerial adventure course at Loch Lomond Shores, Balloch is a great all-year round day out for all ages - for families, school and youth groups or even stag and hen groups!

Loch Lomond Water Ski Club

01436 860 632

http://www.lochlomondwaterskiclub.co.uk/

Loch Lomond Water Ski Club, which was established in 1976, offers waterski lessons from beginner to competition-standard, from May to September, from their base beside the ‘Maid of the Loch‘ paddle Steamer, at Balloch Pier.

Action Adventure Activities

http://www.actionadventureactivities.com/ aaascotland@gmail.com

Based at their Outdoor Activity Centre on the edge of the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, Action Adventure Activities provide experiences for both individuals and groups and all are lead by an experienced and welcoming team.

Within an hours’ drive from Glasgow and just over an hour from Edinburgh, their extensive range of team-building activities and outdoor activities for adults are ideally suited for groups of friends, stag and hen groups, corporate development and family days out. Glamping Activity Breaks are ideal for those with a sense of adventure They provide a range of activities for participants from 5yrs+.

things to do

Loch Lomond Weddings & Events

01389 888228

https://lochlomondweddings.co.uk/

Loch Lomond Weddings & Events are a creative wedding company specialising in and absolutely dedicated to providing you with beautiful wedding and civil ceremony Flowers, Event Decor & Wedding Stationery in The Loch Lomond Area. We have over 20 years experience in designing and overseeing events and we provide an unrivalled service.

Their team can create any type of event, irrespective of size, from a small intimate gathering in your own home to sophisticated city centre hotels, country churches, gorgeous marquees or majestic stately home

Carrs Loch Lomond

01389 756 999 https://www.carrslochlomond.co.uk/

Carrs Loch Lomond have a fleet of saloon and 7-seater luxury vehicles, with local, experienced, knowledgable drivers. They aim to deliver excellence in the service they provide.

They can offer airport transfers, whisky, golf and sight-seeing tours All their tours are bespoke and tailored to the passengers needs. They also have a fleet of wedding cars from vintage to modern, to add that special touch to any wedding day.

If you are looking for transport for yourself, staff or visitors, please get in touch and they will be delighted to assist you.

4x4 Adventures Scotland

01436 648595

https://www.4x4adventures-scotland.com/

Discover the world-famous Loch Lomond landscape as you experience driving iconic Land Rover Defenders, or sit back and enjoy a wonderful tour of the area as your Adventure Guide does the driving.

The default start and finish point for the Loch Lomond 4x4 Adventures is Luss.

Their charismatic kilted adventure guides are all very entertaining characters, who will ensure that you have a fantastic off-road experience and learn all about the history of the area and get a real feel for what it’s like to live and work in this part of Scotland.

Specialising in corporate days, and motor industry events, as well as themed team-building events, they can tailor your event to have real impact!

Cruise Loch Lomond

01301 702 356

https://www.cruiselochlomond.co.uk/

Cruise Loch Lomond offers a range of cruises and ferry crossings from its departure points in Tarbet, and Luss, and provides visitors a chance to explore Loch Lomond and its breathtaking scenery.

Book a ‘Stay on board‘ circular cruise, or a ‘Hop on - hop off‘ with an explorer cruise to discover stunning walks, islands, beaches, villages and ancient woodland.

Visit their website to find out more about the cruises, sailing dates and book online.

Cameron Club

01389 312 210

https://www.cameronhouse.co.uk/cameron-spa/

The Cameron Club at Cameron House Resort located approximately three miles north of the Cameron House Hotel Resort includes it‘s stunning Spa, The Carrick Golf Course and Clubhouse.

Residents of Cameron House can make use of a shuttle service, which is bookable via their Guest Services

Amongst the delights on offer are hydro and thermal experiences, spa treatments and spa days - pure relaxation and regeneration.

Cameron House’s leisure facilities include: pool, fitness studios, steam room, sauna and state of the art gym as well as recently opened sports bar - The Tavern - an all-day dining restaurant and bar.

Cameron House is also home to its own Marina, a range of watersports and outdoor activities

things to do reunite your heart

Freedom Boat Club

+44 (0) 23 9323 3255

https://fbclomond.co.uk/

Freedom Boat Club is the world’s first and largest boat club, with over 35 years of experience

Enjoy reciprocal access to 400+ locations across North America, Europe and Australia. With concierge-level support, they take care of anything - including maintenance, cleaning, repairs, insurance, and storage

Their diverse, location-specific fleet of premium boats is suited for every preference. Feel confident and comfortable at the helm with unlimited, free training.

With Freedom Boat Club, more awaits...

+44 (0) 7361 536 839

Lennox of Lomond https://lennoxoflomond.com/

Established in 1750, Lennox of Lomond has seen eleven generations of the Lennox family running the farm right here on the western shores of Loch Lomond.

If you are looking for a chance to escape the everyday and really experience Scottish farm life, then book a stay in one of their handcrafted Bonne Barns.

They have 5 luxurious Bonnie Barns with hot tubs reserved exclusively for grown-ups looking for a peaceful, private retreat

2 Dog-friendly Bonnie Barns available.

things to do reunite your heart

Portnellan Farm Speedboat Tours

01389 830 487

Loch Lomond Faerie Trail

01436 860 820

https://portnellanfarm.co.uk/speedboat-tours/

Often described as the highlight of a trip to Loch Lomond, a luxury speedboat tour is the perfect way to discover the Loch.

Combine travelling at speed over open water, with cruising slowly through the many islands and enjoy breathtaking Scottish scenery in every direction.

https://www.lochlomondfaerietrail.com/

Do you believe in Faeries?

A magical faerie trail with wee wooden houses, hidden trolls and a mystery to solve!

Grab your tickets and activity guide books from the Silver Ticket Trailer and set off into the woodland behind the picturesque village of Luss Explore an enchanting trail completing clues in your guide books as you go.

Now includes entry to Luss Faerie Tale Farm! The new farm park is home to goats, alpaca, donkeys, sheep and highland cows who can’t wait to meet you!

Shop, Eat & Play...

Loch Lomond Shores

01389 751 031

https://lochlomondshores.com/

One place that has everything under one roof is Loch Lomond Shores, located on the banks of Loch Lomond in Balloch. It not only features a whole host of shops, but is also home to woodland walks, beaches, watersports, SEALIFE Aquarium, Bird of Prey Centre, and amazing views across the Loch to Ben Lomond - making it the perfect place to combine shopping and a great day out.

Whether you love designer brands, beauty products & homewares from Frasers, Leading Labels or sportswear from Sports Direct, Scottish Tweeds and knitwear from Tweeds of Scotland or Lachlans, shoes & accessories from Pavers, fine Scottish Whiskies from Stevies Drams, outdoor wear & camping from Hawkshead, fine chocolates from Thorntons, the latest toys, games, not to mention Award-winning ice creams from Loch Lomond News, or even health foods from GrapetreeLoch Lomond Shores has it all!

You can also take a break from shopping for a quick bite, afternoon tea or a full meal, with Café Zest, The Café on the Shores, as well as Jurassic Grill Restaurant and Ice Bar to choose from

Their regular Sunday Markets have been named by The Times as one of THE top 10 markets in the UK, held on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, throughout the year.

Loch Lomond Shores also plays host to two large Food & Drink Festivals every year in April and September, a Summer Festival in July and a magical Christmas Festival to end the year in December.

Grapetree Wholefoods

01389 298050

Hawkshead/Regatta Outdoors

01389 759203

https://www.grapetree.co.uk/ Stevie’s Drams

https://www.regatta.com/store-locator/

01389 755762

https://keepsake-scotland.com/ Keepsakes Scotland

01389 720992

https://steviesdrams.co.uk/

SEA LIFE Loch Lomond

01389 721 500

https://www.visitsealife.com/loch-lomond/

There is so much to explore at SEA LIFE Loch Lomond!

Take a fascinating journey from the shores of Loch Lomond to the depths of the world's oceans in 7 themed zones, including the Tropical Ocean zone. Journey through the Ocean tunnel and come face-to-fin with Blacktip sharks, rays and other critters of the sea

Meet the troublesome otter trio, Lily, Pickle and Cub - but watch out, they are cheeky!

The Asian short-clawed otters are the smallest of all species, and ‘otterly adorable’!

Visitors will also meet and learn about April, the rescued Olive Ridley Turtle, who travelled more than 5,000 miles over land, sea and air to make SEALIFE Loch Lomond her forever home.

Have you ever wanted to feel the shell of a crab? Visitors can get up close and learn about creatures in the interactive Rockpools.

The first Sunday of every month between 10-11am is a ‘Quiet at the Aquarium’ session, providing a quieter experience for visitors with Autism and other neurodiverse conditions

Save by pre-booking tickets online in advance or purchase an Annual Pass, and take advantage of the regular events and visit throughout the year – great for a rainy day!

places to visit

RSPB Loch Lomond

01389 830 670

https://www.rspb.org.uk/daysout/reserves/loch-lomond

RSPB Loch Lomond is a special place for wildlife and people. Located on the south-east shores of the Loch, the site has a variety of habitats from ancient woodlands, to wildflower meadows and grasslands. With breathtaking views it provides an excellent opportunity to view a variety of wildlife, including Ospreys in summer and skeins of geese in the winter

RSPB Scotland has been managing the site in partnership with Loch Lomond &The Trossachs National Park and Scottish Natural Heritage since 2012, to make it an even better home for nature.

Scottish Maritime Museum

01436 860 820

https://www.scottishmaritimemuseum.org /dumbarton-museum/

Denny Tank Museum, Dumbarton

The Denny Tank is a four-star visitor attraction showcasing Sir William Denny’s world famous ship design and builders facility Discover how Denny and Brothers’ innovative and experimental approach to shipbuilding made waves in the shipbuilding industry from the 1800s to 1963, and hear about the history of shipbuilding on the Clyde from the museums knowledgable guides.

Visit the website to find our more about the regular exhibitions and childrens’ workshops throughout the year

places to visit restore your soul

Doune Castle

01786 841 742

Dumbarton Castle

01389 732 167

https://www.historicenvironment.scot/ visit-a-place/places/doune-castle/

Doune Castle is a medieval stronghold near the village of Doune, in the Stirling District of Central Scotland The castle was originally built in the 13th century, but damaged, probably in the Scottish Wars of Independence, to be rebuilt in it’s present form in the 14th century.

It has starred in in several films & TV locations including Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Game of Thrones and Outlander.

The castle is open to the public, however, there are some restrictions in place as a precautionary measure. More information and opening hours is available on their website

https://www.historicenvironment.scot/ visit-a-place/places/dumbarton-castle/

Dumbarton Castle was the stronghold that stood at the heart of an ancient kingdom covering the area known as Strathclyde Set high upon a volcanic rock in the Firth of Clyde, the castle was a royal refuge. With recorded history dating back 1,500 years, the castle has a fascinating story to tell.

Enjoy the far-reaching views from the White Tower Crag, take in the artillery fortifications, and visit the Governor’s House, a fine example of Georgian architecture, full of interesting artefacts from in and around the castle Open all year round.

places to visit

The Lodge Forest Visitor Centre

0300 067 6615

https://forestryandland.gov.scot/

The Lodge Forest Visitor Centre is open 7 days a week, from 10am to 4pm

With trails suitable for all, treetop adventures, a great cafe, toilets and plenty of information, this should be your first stop when it comes to exploring the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park.

Find our more and book via their website

SHS Events Markets

07960 211776 https://shsevents.co.uk/

SHS Events run regular markets throughout the year, at Loch Lomond Shores on the 1st & 3rd Sunday of the month, and Helensburgh Town Square on the 2nd & last Saturday of the month.

They are also involved in a number of additional festivals and events throughout the year around Loch Lomond, including the Christmas Festivals at Loch Lomond Shores, Cameron House and Helensburgh.

Check their website to find out when the next events are happening near you They are also available to book for your own event.

Cameron House Hotel

01389 312 210

https://www.cameronhouse.co.uk/

The 5-star Cameron House Resort offers epic Scottish landscapes, a 24-mile-long freshwater loch and undeniably 5-star facilities.

Be a guest at Cameron House Hotel and discover the beautifully restored bedrooms and suites

Explore the enticing choice of restaurants and bars; discover wonderful adventures and curated experiences; captivate your clients and colleagues with this mesmerising setting or welcome your wedding guests to Scotland’s most exclusive ceremony and reception setting

Immerse yourself in the extraordinary destination spa or make the most of the championship golf course with the most beautiful water hazard in the world

Or you can relax in the luxury Cameron Lodges. Choose from self-catering lodges, holiday cottages and luxurious Mansion House suitesyour home-from-home and the perfect Scotland holiday.

places to stay relax in comfort

East Cambusmoon Holiday Cottages

Knockderry House Hotel

01389 310 777

https://www.lochlomondholidaycottage.com/

East Cambusmoon Farm is located in the heart of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.

Superbly well-placed to explore this wonderfully scenic area, the two self-catering cottages; the two-bedroom Old Dairy and four-bedroom Curlew Cottage, have brought new life to old buildings.

Available to rent separately or together, sustainable design and use of natural materials ensure year-round comfort with a light carbon footprint whilst retaining the exterior character of these former farm buildings.

https://www.knockderryhouse.co.uk/

Situated on the banks of Loch Long, we invite you to stay at Knockderry House Hotel where a warm Scottish country house welcome, comfortable rooms, extraordinary service, charming decor, and delicious culinary experiences await.

With multiple awards for hospitality and food, they offer a relaxing environment from which to explore the stunning area near Loch Lomond

The Oak Tree Inn

01360870357

https://www.theoaktreeinn.co.uk/

The Oak Tree Inn is a 42-bedroom inn, pub, restaurant, café and village shop, on the West Highland Way at Balmaha, Loch Lomond

Close to the lochside in one of Scotland’s most picturesque villages, The Oak Tree Inn is renowned for it’s authentic, friendly welcome!

Established in 1997, twice named Scotland’s Best Pub with an amazing selection of over 100 whiskies, they offer Whisky Experience Packages and provide Whisky Tours in partnership with their friends and fellow Love Loch Lomond Members, Glengoyne Distillery.

As if that wasn’t enough, they roast their own ethically-sourced coffee (Loch Lomond Coffee Co ) and make their own Loch Lomond Ice Cream - all on site, which is distributed to their additional Locations; the St. Mocha coffee shop & ice cream parlour in Balmaha and Drive-thru in Carbeth, and the Station Coffee Shop in Aberfoyle

They are available for private events, including business meetings, training events and staff appreciation days.

places to stay relax in comfort

Auchenheglish Lodges

01389 755568

https://lochlomondlodge.co.uk/

Portnellan Farm LLP

01389 830 487

https://portnellanfarm.co.uk/

Auchenheglish Lodges, situated on the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond, offers a range of individually styled, luxury self-catering cottages, each with its‘ own unique view.

On the water's edge, these holiday homes offer privacy and seclusion, with a private jetty, and spectacular vistas across the water to the islands and mountains beyond. Indulge in luxurious living with quality soft furnishings and bed linen, en-suite bathrooms and fully fitted kitchens Stay entertained with free Wifi, full Sky TV packages, and DVD players.

All properties are smoke and pet-free.

Hidden away on the secluded south shore of Loch Lomond, Portnellan is first and foremost a family farm producing quality organic beef The unique location and stunning views of Loch Lomond have enabled the farm to diversify over the past decade and the family are delighted to be able to share their beautiful lochside setting with guests staying in The Old Farmhouse and Glamping tent.

They also provide boat moorings for rent in Portnellan Bay and offer a range of exciting outdoor activities including Speedboat Tours, Farm Tours, Kayak Hire, and Stand-Up Paddleboard Hire

The Lodge on Loch Lomond

01436 860201

https://www.loch-lomond.co.uk/

The Lodge on Loch Lomond Hotel truly is a unique destination located on the beachfront at Luss and enjoying magnificent panoramic views over Scotland’s favourite loch.

An excellent choice for Leisure, Conference and Wedding guests alike Only 30 minutes' drive from Glasgow city centre, it is the perfect destination for escaping the buzz of the city and soaking up the relaxing atmosphere

48 guest bedrooms, conference and banqueting facilities for up to 200 guests and AmberRose Spa with two luxurious treatment rooms offering spa therapies from leading brand Germaine de Capuccini.

The Beach House Loch Lomond

01389 830 487

https://www.beachhouselochlomond.co.uk/

The Beach House is located in a secluded spot at Inverbeg on the banks of Loch Lomond. It contains 8 luxury hotel bedrooms, managed by the team at The Lodge on Loch Lomond Hotel Spread over two floors, each of the 8 bedrooms are slightly different in design and size, however all enjoy the enviable position of being situated directly on the banks of the loch. A very peaceful and relaxing setting!

There are also the full services of The Lodge on Loch Lomond Hotel just 3 miles away where you can enjoy all of the facilities of a 4 star resort – included with all of our Beach House Rates/Rooms is 1 hours access to the Thermal Suite of AmberRose Spa

places to stay relax in comfort

Ardoch Loch Lomond

01389 710 401

https://www.ardochlochlomond.com/

Loch Lomond Waterfront

01360 870 144

https://www.loch-lomond-waterfront.co.uk/

Hire Ardoch, Loch Lomond exclusively for your own gathering, whatever the occasion, and you will have the whole Ardoch venue on a completely private basis, just for you and your guestsincluding 18 bedrooms, plus 133 acres of rolling countryside overlooking one of Scotland’s most iconic Lochs, Loch Lomond!

Ardoch’s lovely spaces, inside and out, lend themselves to meetings, conferences, celebrations, weddings, retreats and wellbeing gatherings.

Ardoch was generously gifted to Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) in 202 and opened in 2021, operating as a 4-star exclusiveuse hospitality venue The venue has been established with a unique ‘profit with purpose ’ ethos. Ardoch invites you to Make a Difference.

Find out more and book via their website.

Loch Lomond Waterfront offers luxury selfcatering accommodation on the banks of Loch Lomond

Their five-star holiday lodges each have their own private hot tub, steam cabin, en-suite bedrooms, fully-equipped kitchen and breathtaking views!

Their luxury lodges are surrounded by exclusive grounds and bounded by nature reserves.

On the shores, you will find some of the best fishing on Loch Lomond They have a private beach, which is ideal for sailing, boating, swimming, and all kinds of watersports.

places to stay relax in comfort

Stuckgowan Estate

0131 556 4020

https://stuckgowanestates.com/

Stuckgowan Estate is a family-owned business dedicated to delivering 5-star locations, built for creating memories!

Whether you are celebrating a birthday or anniversary, looking for a perfect holiday location for family and friends, or simply looking for the perfect place to explore Scotland, they have a range of properties to suit your needs.

Offering two stunning properties on Loch Lomond for you to choose from: Stuckgowan with 9 luxury bedrooms and 6 bathrooms or Stuckdarach with 6 luxury bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, we look forward to welcoming you and making your stay better than you can ever imagine

Lomond Luxury Lodges

01360 660 054

https://lomondluxurylodges.co.uk/

Lomond Luxury Lodges is an idyllic resort, nestled within almost 2 acres of tree-lined grounds within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. Accessed via electronic gates, their intimate, family-run self-catering resort offers a selection of one, two and three bedroom lodges, and for larger groups, there is a spacious four-bedroom holiday home.

Situated next to the villages of Croftamie and Drymen, this private setting is perfect for those wishing to explore the beautiful scenery and spectacular wildlife along Loch Lomond. Unwind in the sumptuous hot tubs, or saunas, or experience an array of watersports, cycling, walking, or even bag a ‘Munro‘! This is the perfect base.

Cameron House Resort & Leisure Club

01389 310 777

https://www.cameronhouse.co.uk/

The 5-star Cameron House Resort offers the finest restaurant dining experiences with spectacular views of Loch Lomond...

Cameron Grill - The Cameron Grill restaurant is at the heart of the hotel with wonderful views across Loch Lomond. The setting is intimate, elegant and welcoming, keeping in style with the décor throughout Cameron House Open Daily for Breakfast & Dinner

The Tavern - located in the Cameron Leisure Club, home to hearty cuisine and a well-stocked bar. The perfect place to relax with friends and family alike. Take a seat for lunch or dinner and watch as he action of the best sporting events unfold on our big screens, with the great loch as your backdrop

The Clubhouse - located in the beautiful surroundings of The Cameron Club and Spa with views towards Loch Lomond and Ben Lomond. Whether you are dining with family or friends, visiting The Carrick Golf Course, or the Cameron Spa, The Clubhouse offers a friendly and traditional dining experience perfect for any occasion. Open daily 7am-10pm

Booking for all of the above is advised to avoid disappointment.

places to eat indulge your tastebuds

The Slanj

01301 702172

https://www.slanjrestaurant.co.uk/

The Slanj is a family-run restaurant and Aire in the heart of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.

They pride themselves in their home-cooked food and delivering the warmest of welcomes!

Jane & her son, Tom opened the Slanj in 2016 in a former Church building in the village of Tarbet, Loch Lomond.

They are the first Aire in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park and have been allowing everyone to park up for free since 2016

“Ceud Mìle Fàilte...One Hundred Thousand Welcomes!“

Arrochar Alps Gin

01301 702172

https://arrocharalpsgin.com/

Arrochar Alps Gin was born from a love of Scotland and the incredible beauty of the landscape around, by the team at The Slanj.

With hilltop views and aromas that have to be lived and breathed to be believed, they wanted to bring this to life and Arrochar Alps Gin was created.

Now offering three very different but equally delicious infusions

The Original - The Cobbler Sonsie Gin - Scotland in a bottle! and their latest creation, Ben Vorlich, sweetened with heather honey.

All are available to purchase via their website.

places to eat indulge your tastebuds

St Mocha Coffee Shop & Ice Cream Parlour, Balmaha

balmaha@stmocha.co.uk

https://www.stmocha.co.uk/

The St Mocha Coffee Shop & Ice Cream Parlour is located next to the Oak Tree Inn in Balmaha, Loch Lomond. The Name St. Mocha was inspired by the Gaelic Bealach Moc-ha, which translates a ‘the Pass of St. Mocha’ where the name Balmaha derives from.

St. Mocha was opened in 2014 by brothers Stuart and David Fraser, who have a huge passion for amazing artisan brewed coffee. As well as winning rave reviews for the coffee, speciality teas and home baking its customers love the relaxed and beautiful St Mocha environment.

St. Mocha Drive-Thru

01301 702172

https://www.stmocha.co.uk/

St. Mocha is the UK’s first drive-thru speciality coffee shop!

On the road between Glasgow and Loch Lomond you will find St Mocha, at Carbeth.

Call in if you ' re walking or cycling the coast-tocoast John Muir Way, heading to Loch Lomond, or just fancy a cycle or drive out of the city for some fantastic coffee.

It’s dog-friendly too!

The Station Coffee Shop, Aberfoyle

01877 389105

https://www.lochlomondcoffee.co.uk/

The Station is a speciality coffee shop, in prime position for people-watching on the Main St in Aberfoyle.

Selling it's own Loch Lomond Coffee, roasted locally in Balmaha They also offer a good selection of gluten free & vegan cakes & traybakes

Retail section with gifts, cards & souvenirs.

Loch Lomond Coffee Co

01301 702172

https://www.stmocha.co.uk/

Loch Lomond Coffee, roasted locally in Balmaha at the Oak Tree Inn, and served in their speciality coffee shops in Aberfoyle and Carbeth

You can also buy your own to take home and order online via their website: https://www.lochlomondcoffee.co.uk/

distilleries to visit indulge your tastebuds

Glengoyne Distillery

01360 550254

https://www.glengoyne.com/

Unhurried since 1833, Glengoyne Distillery is a highland distillery on Glasgows‘s doorstep!

Glengoyne is distilled more slowly than any other malt whisky. They nurse the spirit through the stills to create the complex, fruity, award-winning spirit they are rightly so proud of.

They invite you to come and visit, meet the team, have a dram, shop, or even create your own unique Glengoyne single malt! But above all, take your time and relax!

Glengoyne provides tours and tasting experiences or your can book one of their joint Whisky Experience Stays with our other Love Loch Lomond members, The Oak tree Inn

Stirling Distillery

01786 596496

https://stirlingdistillery.com/

Distilled, bottled and labelled in the shadow of Stirling Castle, Stirling Gin is produced by Stirling‘s first legal distillery, on the castle rock.

Known for their unique London Dry Gin, made with foraged Stirlingshire nettles, their gins range from the classic to the eclectic, celebrating local history and folklore.

A small, family-run distillery, creating handcrafted spirits in the historic ‘Old Smiddy‘ building, they offer daily gin and whisky tastings, distillery tours, a weekly gin school, and monthly cocktail masterclasses.

You can also book the venue for private parties and corporate events

things to try

Loch Lomond Distillers

01389 752 781

https://www.lochlomondgroup.com/

Loch Lomond Distillery has a history that goes back to 1772, the area has been at the heart of the whisky industry for centuries

Over the years, their unique distilling process has allowed them to create flavours through distillation like no one else.

Loch Lomond’s focus on quality is unwavering. The distillery owns its own cooperage ensuring that barrel repairs and charring are carried out to an exacting standard, so every cask is perfect for maturing our Loch Lomond spirit

In 2023 they were the most awarded distillery at the illustrious San Fransisco World Spirits Competition, with 16 awards and 8 double golds.

Their products are available at a range of bars, hotels and restaurants in the area, as well as online

Our member stockists include: Cameron House Hotel

The Oak Tree Inn

The Lodge on Loch Lomond

PLEASE NOTE - they do not have a visitor centre.

trade membership

Join Love Loch Loomond

info@lovelochlomond.com

https://www.lovelochlomond.com/trade/

Successful visitor destinations do not happen by accident and often are led by strong private sector groups based on effective collaboration and partnership working.

As a co-operative of local businesses, we believe the time is right for businesses to come together, showcasing the destination on the global stage as the perfect place to visit.

To strengthen our offering and benefits to our Tourism & Hospitality sector members, we introduced Trade Membership. Our Trade Members businesses offer products, supplies and services relevant to other Love Loch Lomond Members, the wider tourism and hospitality sector and potentially direct to customers.

If you are unsure if you are eligible for trade membership, you can email: manager@lovelochlomond.com.

To find out more about the benefits to your business, please download our information pack and application form via the link above.

Carrs Loch Lomond

01389 756 999

https://www.carrslochlomond.co.uk/ trade members

Direct Distribution

0141 445 8838

https://www.directdistribution.co.uk/

Loch Lomond Coffee Co.

Loch Lomond Distillery

01389 752781

https://www.lochlomondgroup.com/ https://www.lochlomondcoffee.co.uk/ stuart@theoaktreeinn.co.uk

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

01389 722 600

https://www.lochlomond-trossachs.org/

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park is a truly special place.

With it’s wonderful landscapes, rich natural resources, vast opportunities for recreation, and its vibrant communities and heritage, it’s a fantastic asset for Scotland.

The National Park attracts over four million visitors a year and the benefits of visiting the park are far-reaching - not just for the area itself, but for the whole country.

These include helping to tackle the impacts of climate change through extensive peatland and woodland restoration, creating sustainable communities through affordable housing and the creation of employment and training for young people

The park also provides opportunities to help improve the health and wellbeing of people from all backgrounds through recreation and enjoyment of the great outdoors.

We invite you to take time to reflect, reconnect and reawaken your senses within our iconic landscapes, welcoming accommodation and cosy bars and restaurants - all easily accessible but a world away from everyday life.

TEN THINGS TO SEE & DO:

Visit SEALIFE Aquarium at Loch Lomond Shores, sail with Sweeeney’s Cruises, and enjoy some shopping in their Mall.

Map Key

10 Ten things to see & do

Food & Drink

Camping

Caravans

Information Point

Fuel

Train Station

Cycle Hire

Golf

Cruise Routes

West Highland Way

Route

Three Lochs Way Route

Cowal Way Route

John Muir Way Route

Cycle Path

Major Roads

Minor Roads

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