Lochy Park - Inverness-shire

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Lochy Park offers luxury holiday lodges and log cabins for holiday rental. Lochy Park is fortunate to be set in beautiful open countryside sloping down to the shingle beach of the River Lochy, and boasts magnificent views which include mighty Ben Nevis.

Lochy Park offers the following facilities.

Children's Play Area

If you are looking to book a family holiday then Lochy Park could be the perfect answer. Lochy Park has a children's play area which is ideal for kids to burn off excess energy and make friends with the other children enjoying their Highlands holiday.

Launderette

If you are booking a longer holiday at Lochy Park then it's still possible to pack light. The on park launderette will help you make the most of the clothes you have packed.

Other facilities and features include:

• Children's adventure playground
• Shop
• Launderette

Description

From Lochy Park you can take a skiers gondola up Aonach Mor, the steam train to Mallaig or a day trip to Skye or the lovely Kyle of Lochalsh making the park ideal for a base when touring the area.During the winter the area has some of Scotland's finest skiing and at any time of the year there is exceptional walking, good fishing, sailing, boat trips and golf all available locally.The park has a great children's play area and the setting of acres of grass and riverbank make a good natural play area for the kids to let off steam.Fort William which is close by provides entertainment and restaurants for enjoyable evenings.Lochy Park has distinctive upstairs apartments with super views, superb caravans and top class pine lodges making the park ideal for year round breaks and skiing holidays.

The local area around Lochy Park & Highlands

Looking for history, legend, romance and dramatic Highland scenery? They're on your doorstep when you stay at one of our holiday parks in Inverness-shire.Magical and mysterious, Loch Ness draws visitors from far and wide eager to spot the famous monster - explore the haunting ruins of Castle Urquart while you're here or head up into the Great Glen for some superb walking. At the western end of the loch, near Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, you'll find Fort William, a notable centre for outdoor pursuits.

Accommodation & Prices

Weekly Price Range: £206 - £651

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Local Information & Businesses

• Restaurants in Fort William
• Visitor Attractions in Inverness-shire

Other information

• Stunning mountain scenery
• Riverside setting
• Close to Fort William

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