Idyllic 2 Bedroom Lochside Lodge Perthshire Scotland

The Old Pier self catering Lodge on Loch Tay leisure park

Escape to a place of beauty and tranquillity amidst the mountains, glens, and lochs of bonnie Scotland. Welcome to The Old Pier self catering - a lovely 2 bedroom Danish pine lodge situated close to the lochside on the attractive Loch Tay Highland Lodges Leisure Park.

The Holiday Park offers a good variety of leisure activities (see Site Leisure page) in a setting than can only be described as truly stunning.

The Old Pier Lochside Lodge occupies a prime position within this beautiful location. It benefits from uninterrupted scenic views over the picturesque marina and loch, to the mountains opposite. Views that appear even more spectacular as the sun goes down.

A short stroll away - just beyond the small marina - is the acclaimed waterside Boathouse Restaurant & Freehouse. This is a family friendly restaurant & pub with a warm and inviting atmosphere, superb food and lovely views over Loch Tay.

There is so much to see and do in this in this beautiful part of Scotland, you will be spoilt for choice during your holiday. Do a lot or do nothing - the choice is yours:

• Numerous leisure activities both on site and nearby.
• Interesting and varied visitor attractions.
• Scenic forest walks and nature trails.
• Unspoilt traditional Scottish villages and towns to explore.
• Superb events throughout the year to suit all tastes.

Set amidst some of the most stunning scenery in Scotland, the area remains one of Perthshire's best kept secrets. And this cosy Highland Lodge provides an ideal base for enjoying the attractions of Perthshire, Central Scotland, and beyond.

Perfect for a memorable Scottish break at any time of the year, with lots to see and do for all ages.

So why not take that well deserved break and have a fantastic time. Whet your appetite with a browse through our website and discover what you could be enjoying.

Don't forget to check out our photo gallery with scenic images of the area as well as park leisure pursuits by leading Scottish photographer John Glen.