This hillside site has stunning views of the loch and surrounding rural areas. You can spend endless days exploring this lovely part of Perthshire, and there is an array of exciting activities to do in the surrounds. But with plenty of on-site activities and facilities too (archery, Canadian canoe and outboard boat hire, sailing, RIB boat trips, fishing and a putting green), as well as a play area, the kids will probably be hesitant to stray too far.
Glamping options come in the form of 'wigwams' (camping pods), geodesic domes and bunkhouse accommodation in a converted bothy, which are in addition to more straightforward lodges, wooden cabins, houses and cottages.
Wigwams come equipped with electricity to power the TV, kettle and microwave and have private BBQ and picnic areas. Domes have wood-buring stoves, beanbag seating, LED lamps and outdoor firepits. You need to bring cutlery, crockery, bedding and towels.
Accommodation
Wigwams sleep 4 or 5 on single and pull-out beds.
Domes sleep 4 on a double bed and 2 camper mattresses.
Facilities
Play area.
Amenities block with showers, toilets, family bathroom, launderette, firepit and BBQ area, and relaxation area with log-burning stove (extra charge for some).
Bistro and bar.
Bike hire (extra charge).
Marina with watersports (extra charge).
Fishing (extra charge).
Putting green.
Disc golf (extra charge).
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A wigwam at Loch Tay.
Dome interior
Domes
Lodge interior
Loch Tay
Chalets
