Cameron House OFFERS Sleeps 6

Cameron HouseWeek 11 (Red), 2 bedrooms sleeps 6 OFFERS

Sellers Description^*

We chose the lodge based primarily on the outstanding views of Loch Lomond, the hills/mountains, and the Wee Demon golf course. The Cameron estate provides wonderful opportunities to view/photograph the loch and wildlife. On the estate the boat house next to the Marina has excellent meals and snacks while enjoying amazing views over the loch from the restaurant or the large outside decking area. You can enjoy a trip on the Cameron Warrior Cruiser, which is kept in the Marina. There is also the opportunity to take a sea plane trip from the Cameron jetty exploring the surrounding area. The leisure centre provides good facilities for swimming and fitness.

The Lodge has occupancy for 6 people. You enter at the back of the lodge. In the vestibule there is a shower/toilet and sink. There is a washing machine and dryer and storage cupboards. There is also a steam room. You enter into a wonderful lounge with integral kitchen and table to seat 6 people, TV, comfortable leather couches. The front wall is floor to ceiling windows with door onto the balcony both areas providing the spectacular views. The kitchen is well provisioned with cooker, hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, and freezer. There are plenty of glasses, dishes, and cutlery in fact everything you need to cook in the lodge. The room has a large stylish cupboard housing a pull-down double bed. This description makes it sound crowded, but the design of the whole room is the opposite with ample space all round.

The 2 main en-suite bedrooms are downstairs, one with a King-sized bed and the other bedroom with 2 single beds. Both bedrooms have TVs and are furnished to a high standard.

Locally Balloch has several excellent pubs, Co-op supermarket and a petrol station. Loch Lomond Shores with Frasers department store and many other shops attracts many visitors. The area has a small nature reserve and walks around the loch shore.

Balloch Country Park is well worth the visit with extensive parkland walks, loch shoreline, mature woodland and the high ground giving views of the Cameron House estate, the loch and mountains. For bird watchers the park offers a wide range of species in the woodland, shrubbery and on the water. To explore more of the eastern side of the loch the road from Drymen leads to the loch shore and a part of the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park providing excellent walking for all abilities.

For days out there are numerous places you can visit locally to suit a wide range of interests including history, wildlife, scenery and many more.

The Trossachs

Aberfoyle is a very pleasant town with the Scottish Wool Centre & museum. Further on the A821 takes you back into the QE Forest Park with spectacular views and good walking from the visitor centre. The Macgregors, notably Rob Roy, were well known in the area many years ago. Loch Katrine is a beautiful spot where you can walk around the loch or take a trip on the SS Sir Walter Scott steam powdered Cruiser.

Callander also has a Scottish Wool Centre with an arena where presentations are given on the story of Scottish wool from pre-historic times to the present day and demonstrations of shearing and sheep dog trials.

Inchmahome Priory is a 13th century Augustinian monastery on an island setting in the Lake of Menteith associated with Mary, Queen of Scots. The priory can be visited via ferry from the ferry from Port of Menteith.

Further afield

Stirling town has lots to do and see. It is known as the gateway to the Highlands. The Castle is well worth a visit with spectacular panoramic views from the battlements. From the Castle you can walk into the old town. There are good restaurants, and shops. Lots to do for a day out.

Doune Castle is described as Scotland's best surviving medieval castle, and again well worth a visit.

Dumbarton Castle. Fortified rock claiming the longest continuous history of any fortification anywhere in the UK - dates from 14th to 18th centuries.

Wallace Monument. Commemorates William Wallace. Impressive tower with vaulted rooms. Built in 1859-69. Good views of A997.

Glasgow. The city is reached conveniently by train from Balloch Station has something for everyone Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has excellent displays of silver, pottery, glass, archaeological and enthnographic materials, plus a National History Section. There are many other museums to seek out. Shopping and restaurants are in abundance.

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