Loch Awe Holiday Park Phone Number and Contact Information

Glasgow Airport 1 hr 45

McCaig's Tower (25 min)
Open stone tower dating to 1897, with a lush inner garden & panoramic views over Oban Bay.

Glen Etive (1 hr 27)
Set in the highlands, this picturesque glen is known for is challenging white water river kayaking.

Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel (21 min)
Ruined waterside castle of the MacDougall clan chief, with a Flora MacDonald connection in 1746.

Cruachan Dam (21 min)
Spanning 316m & 46m high, a hydroelectric dam on Ben Cruachan accessed via several walking paths.

St. Conan’s Kirk (10 min)
Lakeside church featuring a mix of eclectic architectural styles, with gardens & a tea room.

Ben Cruachan (24 min)
This famous mountain is popular with walkers due to the spectacular views it offers from the summit.

Ardchattan Priory (31 min)

Oban War & Peace Museum (24 min)
Small, by-donation museum presenting a collection of local history artifacts & memorabilia.

Dunollie Museum, Castle and Grounds (25 min)
The castle ruins & woodlands of the Clan MacDougall ancestral home house a museum, gift shop & cafe.

Kilchurn Castle (15 min)
Castle ruins of former Clan Campbell stronghold, with Loch Awe views from tower house battlements.

Loch Awe (41 min)
Large body of freshwater featuring 15th-century castle ruins, plus kayaking, boating & fishing.

Loch Etive (50 min)
Hiking & fishing around a scenic lake in alpine surrounds with a historic bridge & monastery ruins.

Bonawe Historic Iron Furnace (8 min)

Eriska (32 min)
This small, tidal island features a secluded hotel set in an 19th-century estate & woodlands.

Oban Distillery (24 min)
Commercial whiskey producer founded in the 18th century offering distillery tours & tastings.