I am going to a wedding near Glasgow next year and was planning on spending some time as a family holiday before the wedding.
We have been looking at Loch Lomond area and are aware of 2 different holiday parks?
A)Hoseasons - Loch Lomond holiday park
B)Lomond Woods Holiday Park
As we are going up for a few days would probably stay in either a Caravan or Chalet/Lodge
Anyone any ideas which to go for
I have 2 kids aged 9 & 4 so wants something with things for the kids to do on it as well
Thanks
Butch
Hi Butch
Don't know about the Hoseasons one, but Lomond Woods site is great. We took our touring caravan there for a few years and before that stayed in the lodges. The site is on the outskirts of Balloch about 10 minutes walk into the town and to the Loch Cruises and a bit further to walk to the lovely country park overlooking Loch Lomond.
Just outside the entrance to the site, if you turn left it's a short walk to the Loch Lomond Shores visitor centre which has a Sea Life Centre, great shops and restaurants, childrens activities, canoes, paddle boats, bicycle hire. There are also regular farmers markets and French markets.
A short drive up the loch(or a 20 minute walk along the old disused road) to Duck Bay with picnic tables, and more eateries.
It's so picturesque here with so much to do. There is a station with trains into Glasgow.
We love it so much that we have bought a place here now
http://www.visit-balloch.com/
Don't know about the Hoseasons one, but Lomond Woods site is great. We took our touring caravan there for a few years and before that stayed in the lodges. The site is on the outskirts of Balloch about 10 minutes walk into the town and to the Loch Cruises and a bit further to walk to the lovely country park overlooking Loch Lomond.
Just outside the entrance to the site, if you turn left it's a short walk to the Loch Lomond Shores visitor centre which has a Sea Life Centre, great shops and restaurants, childrens activities, canoes, paddle boats, bicycle hire. There are also regular farmers markets and French markets.
A short drive up the loch(or a 20 minute walk along the old disused road) to Duck Bay with picnic tables, and more eateries.
It's so picturesque here with so much to do. There is a station with trains into Glasgow.
We love it so much that we have bought a place here now
http://www.visit-balloch.com/
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