WALKING

We know you have likely come to relax and take in the natural surroundings so top of the list is our favourite local walks from the cabin. ‘All Trails’ is also a great website which has reviewed recommendations.

CAMPSIE WATERFALLS

Make your way to Clachan of Campsie (actual.ridge.boards). From there you have the option to follow the lower glen up to the waterfalls or if you are feeling energetic you can make your way up the hill to the crow road car park (drags.develop.paint) and onto the hills above for fabulous views.

DUNGLASS HILL

Dunglass Hill is a volcanic rock that is accessible via an old railway line that is now a walking and cycling path. Start at (shots.plodding.durations) and make your way to the hill (music.consult.zips) which is a small scramble up from the back of the hill and has great views . Be careful at the top as the front side has a steep cliff.

LENNOX CASTLE

Built around 1840 the castle is now in a state of disrepair and completely abandoned. Sat amongst a deep wooded area, it takes you by surprise when you reach it and is an urban decay spectacle. The surrounding area is full of bike and cycle tracks to explore. To get there start at (shots.plodding.durations) and the castle is at (removers.slurred.hooks)

WILD SWIMMING

Wild swimming spots are all around us and we love the refreshing boost it gives your body and mind. Some great spots are walking distance or a short drive.

The pools at Camspie Waterfalls (details above) are popular for swimming.

OUR OWN BURN

Right on your doorstep, you could go for a dip and then straight into your hot bath! Not the best for swimming as it is shallow (when it is high it is too dangerous to swim) but is great for a quick invigorating splash!

LOUP OF FINTRY

An amazing swimming spot that we used to go to as kids and slide down the bottom section of the waterfall on our dad’s lap, happy memories!
Get here by driving to (link.catching.prowl). That will take you to the car park where you can then wander down to the river and waterfall.

LOCH LOMOND & THREE LOCHS FOREST DRIVE

Milarrochy Bay (marble.encoding.piles)on the East side of Loch Lomond is lovely but there are many spots if you walk or drive along the shore.

The Three Lochs Forest Drive is stunning and has three potential lochs to swim in if you stop. Our favourite to swim in is Loch Drunkie.

EATING

Here are some of our favourite places for a meal. Most guests stay in the cabins for meals but just in case you do want to venture out here are some options.

THE OLD MILL

This is a lovely pub in the picturesque village of Killearn. Cool tipi style canopy in the beer garden and great food.

THE COURTYARD CAFE

Stunning drive over the Campsie Fells before you drop down into Fintry. Open 9 am to 4pm every day and serves light lunches and cakes using local and home grown produce.

KIRKHOUSE INN

Recently opened Sanja Dining is the first restaurant of Masterchef finalist Sagar Massey. Sanja offers an enticing selection of Indian-inspired fine dining.