Invermoriston - Inverness-shire

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Invermoriston offers luxury holiday lodges and log cabins for holiday rental. This is your perfect choice for a Scottish Highlands holiday location only 27 miles from Inverness! Peacefully situated at the entrance to Glenmoriston one of the loveliest glens in the Highlands.

Invermoriston offers the following facilities.

Children's Play Area

If you are looking to book a family holiday then Invermoriston could be the perfect answer. Invermoriston has a children's play area which is ideal for kids to burn off excess energy and make friends with the other children enjoying their Highlands holiday.

Games Room

Enjoy a few hours in the games room at Invermoriston. When you book check out what games are available in the games room to make sure that your favourite games are available. The games room is an ideal way to spend a few hours what ever the weather.

Other facilities and features include:

• Pool table
• Darts
• Indoor play area
• Children's play park
• Payphone
• Launderette

Description

This is your perfect choice for a Scottish Highlands holiday location only 27 miles from Inverness! Peacefully situated at the entrance to Glenmoriston one of the loveliest glens in the Highlands. Invermoriston awarded the Silver Award under the Green Tourism Business Scheme is set in 12 acres of partly wooded grounds.

Alongside the River Moriston tumbles under the remains of the picturesque Sian Drochit stone bridge built by Thomas Telford and down the falls into Loch Ness just half a mile away.

There are walks and cycle paths and the Great Glen Way that lead you through craggy forested hills and winding pastureland granting you magnificent views and opportunities to observe a rich variety of wildlife. Just a short walk across the bridge from the park are a licensed restaurant a hotel (with restaurant and bars) and a convenient village shop from which you can order groceries for your arrival.

Inverness airport is 38 miles away.

The local area around Invermoriston & Highlands

Make time to explore the Cairngorms National Park when you stay at one of our holiday parks in Inverness-shire. Its outstandingly beautiful landscape is not only a haven for wildlife but also a stunning backdrop for hiking, mountain biking and climbing. Enjoy a nostalgic steam train ride on the Strathspey Railway from Aviemore to Broomhill, now famous as Glenbogle in TV’s Monarch of the Glen. For city pleasures, there’s Inverness, Capital of the Highlands, and home to an impressive Gothic cathedral as well as good shops and restaurants. Close by is the evocative windswept heath of Culloden battlefield. Be sure to take a whale and dolphin spotting boat trip in the Moray Firth - an unforgettable experience and surely a highlight of caravan holidays in Inverness-shire

Accommodation & Prices

Weekly Price Range: £232 - £488

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Local Information & Businesses

• Restaurants in Invermoriston
• Visitor Attractions in Inverness-shire

Other information

• Heart of the Highlands
• Stunning scenery
• Loch Ness nearby

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