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Luxury Log Cabins in Loch Lomond with Private Hot Tubs

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The most popular hot tub holidays in Loch Lomond.

Loch Lomond is part of the Trossachs National Park and the surrounding area is home to red deer and oak woodlands. If your an outdoor junkie, then renting these lodges with hot tubs in Loch Lomond is a great choice due to the vast range of local activities on offer.

Self Catering Hot Tub Breaks in Loch Lomond

Check out the best lodges in Loch Lommond with hot tubs we have hand picked for you. Whether its cheap holidays or luxury self catering for large groups. The breaks we find on this site will certainly help you out.

  • Loch Lomond Holiday Park

    Loch Lomond / Sleeps  4-8

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • Kayak and paddle board
    • TV lounge with pool tables

    For luxury lodges with and cosy cabins with bubbling hot tubs, look no further than Lodges With Hot Tubs. We believe that everyone should be able to enjoy a break from the everyday bustle now and then.

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  • Wildside Highland Lodges

    Whitebridge / Sleeps  2

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • wi-fi
    • DVD lending library

    A stunning set of lodges next to the River Fechlin, deep in the highlands. For a day out by car then try visiting the village of Fort Augustus or Inverness.

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  • Little Arches

    Lochwinnoch / Sleeps  2

    • hot tub
    • garden
    • parking
    • Romantic

    Little Arches is a romantic rural getaway for couples seeking peace and tranquillity.

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  • Carsaig

    Brig O Turk / Sleeps  6

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • romantic
    • lake for fishing

    Carsaig is situated in Port of Menteith. This holiday home has a garden, barbecue facilities, free WiFi and free private parking. The holiday home is equipped with 3 bedrooms, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher.

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  • The Den

    Culross / Sleeps  4

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • garden
    • parking

    The Den at Culross is a self-catering country cottage nestled between lush green valleys and beautiful blue skies. The cottage is well equipped, very cosy and luxurious. Perfect for a luxury break!

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About Holidays In Loch Lomond

Covering 720 sq. miles, home to over 20 lochs and the Great Trossachs Forest; one of Britain’s largest natural Nature Reserves, the region is split into 4 distinct areas offering a diverse range of scenery.

From the rolling lowlands of the south the land gradually changes to the glens and mountains the further north you travel with Ben More being the highest at 1,174 metres,

The Loch attracts thousands of visitors every year because of the abundance of wildlife, fantastic family attractions within easy reach, magnificent scenery and vast array of outdoor activities, it is ideal for those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of city-life at any time of year.

Activities & Places To Visit

Beautiful though it is; the bonnie, bonnie banks, offer so much more than fantastic views and amazing photo opportunities.

It's ideal for lovers of the great outdoors whether you want to “Bag a Munro” (there are 12 in the region) or take part in the huge range of activities including thrilling water sports such as; jet-skiing, kayaking and canyoning.

For nature lovers don’t be surprised to see free-roaming deer, red squirrels, perhaps even a golden eagle hovering in the vast skies as you explore the lush landscape,

There are tons of cycle paths, forest trails and tree top adventures along with plenty of golf courses and prime fishing spots.

Want to take things easy? Take a leisurely cruise and marvel at the breath-taking scenery or visit Loch’s shores; packed with a whole host of things for families to enjoy - think falconry, sea life, Segway safaris, shopping, fine-dining and much more.

1. Dumbarton Castle

1. Dumbarton Castle

This iconic fortress sitting on a rock in the river Clyde is located in the ancient capital has a long and chequered history.

Supposedly visited by Merlin, it is from here that Mary Queen of Scots set sail for France in 1548, sacked by Vikings and playing an important role in the Scottish wars of independence it is one of the oldest castles in the country.

If you can manage the 500 steps to the top of White Tower Crag; well worth it for breath-taking views over the Clyde. Explore for Governor’s House to see some fascinating artefacts from the castle’s past.

2. Shopping in Glasgow

2. Shopping in Glasgow

Less than an hours’ drive away you will find the cosmopolitan city of Glasgow with its many museums, bars, restaurants and of course shops.

Glasgow’s so called “Style Mile” which includes the pedestrianised Buchanan Street, is heaven for those looking for some retail therapy, lined with busking bagpipers, architectural delights and stores such as Diesel, Russell and Bromley, Zara and Hugo Boss, there are many big brands alongside independent boutiques.

However, for a truly unique shopping experience head to the west end where among the cobbled streets you will find retro clothing, vintage record shops, antique books, unique gifts and quaint tearooms.

3. Local Golf Scene

3. Local Golf Scene

Just like everywhere else nearby, Trossachs boasts a range of fantastic golf courses surrounded by glorious scenery.

The members only Golf Club is renowned for hosting the Scottish Open and golfers from all over the world travel to play a round here, meaning there is a long waiting list but don’t worry there are plenty of other gems to suit all budgets and abilities.

The Buchanon Castle Golf Club is a stunning 18-hole parkland course and The Carrick which has 9-holes in the Lowlands and 9 in the Highlands has spectacular views of Ben Lomond and the Loch itself.

4. Distillery Tours

4. Distillery Tours

This part of the world is home to several Whisky Distilleries with most offering guided tours to visitors throughout the year.

During these fascinating tours you will gain an insight into the whisky-making process, learn about the history and enjoy a wee dram or two at the end.

Home to The Famous Grouse; Glenturret is the one of the oldest and the most visited distillery in the country, tours operate daily from March to December and there is a well-stocked shop for whisky and related souvenirs along with a popular restaurant.

Auchentoshan Distillery, producers of award -winning single malts is also within easy reach and also offers regular tours.

5. Sea Life Centre

5. Sea Life Centre

The Aquarium can be found on the stunning shores of the Loch and is a popular day out for those staying at a cottage or lodge near here.

Be amazed by the many, beautiful, weird and wonderful creatures as you explore this fascinating underwater world.

Boasting the largest collection of sharks in Scotland, the only cow-nosed rays, Cammy the giant sea turtle and a trio of mischievous otters there is plenty to see.

With kids’ quiz trail, interactive rockpool fun activities and feeding displays with informative talks there’s always something going on whatever the weather.

6. Water Sports Nearby

6. Water Sports Nearby

The region is home to 22 lochs and miles of rivers, so it stands to reason it is a popular destination for water sport enthusiasts,

It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or more advanced there are plenty of places to hire equipment and experienced instructors offering tuition.

Popular activities include sailing, kayaking and paddle-boarding to name a few. Also home to the annual Great Scottish Swim and while it may be a bit chilly is a fantastic place for an invigorating dip.

If you don’t fancy getting wet there are many companies which hire boats whether for a spot of fishing, thrilling speedboat ride or leisurely cruise.

7. Food and Drink Locally

7. Food and Drink Locally

A food lover’s heaven and, after building up an appetite exploring, the Clyde Sea Lochs and the Trossachs you will appreciate some local fare.

While you can prepare home-cooked meals in the well-equipped kitchen at your holiday lodge there will be times you want to eat out.

Choose from coffee, delicious cake and freshly made ice-cream to, tasty Scottish seafood and locally brewed ales and peaty malt whiskies.

Head to Balloch, at Loch Lomond Shores for the Farmer’s and Craft market held every weekend or for a special treat check out La Barca an award-winning tapas restaurant in Helensburgh.

The Last Word

A short drive from Glasgow, this spectacularly beautiful National Park is renowned for its; mountains, forests, crystal-clear lochs and.

If you want a holiday to remember then these cabins are a fantastic option. Bubbles under the stars, drinks flowing, you get the picture!

The Loch and Trossachs is ideal for groups of friends, families and couples wanting either a relaxing break or action-packed holiday.

It's the biggest expanse of inland water in the UK. The meandering shallows dotted with islands gradually flow into deeper water in the shadow of majestic mountains the highest being Ben Lomond.

It's now also one the top choices for luxury log cabins.

Hot Tub lodges in Loch Lomond allow you to eat and drink in the breath-taking view, perhaps with a glass of champagne. Heaven!

Whatever your pleasure, a stay in luxury lodges offers something for everyone from historic sites to luxury spa treatments, seal spotting to golf, the region caters for all.

You may need to raise the budget a little as cheap cabins here, are rare due to the stunning scenery but with late deals and special offers a hot tub break on the Loch could cost less than you think.

Other useful local websites

In your Element

In Your Element provides the best outdoor experiences across several Scottish locations for families, groups, stag and hen do's and corporate team building. From aerial adventures to archery their easy booking and excellent safety record makes them the #1 choice for amazing adventures in Scotland.

CowalFest

CowalFest is an outdoor walking festival covering a wide range of distances and for all abilities, around the beautiful Cowal Peninsula, to the west. In addition, we offer history and nature walks with experienced, knowledgeable guides, family events, horse riding, activities such as Tai Chi, Yoga, and Nordic walking. Further information: www.cowalfest.org.

Blair Drummond Safari Park

A fantastic family attraction that is home to over 350 exotic animals and where you can experience a monkey drive-thru. Located just outside Stirling, it is a fantastic day out for adults & kids who enjoy seeing rare wildlife.

Loch Lomond Leisure

Experience the water up close by Speedboat, Boat Hire, Watersports and Outdoor Activities. BWSW qualified staff, Waterskiing, Kayaking, Wakeboarding, Wakesurf, Guided Canoe Tours, Pedal Boats, Speedboat Tours, Pub Tours, Banana Boats, Ringo Rides, Stand Up Paddleboarding, Bike Hire and much more. This tour guide have all your Outdoor Adventures covered! 0333 577 0715.