Lochanhully Woodland Resort, holiday lodges in Inverness-shire - Carrbridge

Boasting a truly majestic setting, Lochanhully nestles in 35 acres of tranquil woodland between the Cairngorms and the Moray Firth. Enjoying its own trout lake and a fantastic pool and spa complex, it offers a perfect base for relaxing in this unspoilt Scottish paradise.The surrounding area hosts an enviable array of attractions, including furnicular railways, golf, fishing, skiing, walking and heritage parks.

Lochanhully-Woodland-Resort offers the following facilities.

Wi-Fi access* (restricted areas)Sauna, steam room and solariumFamily entertainmentBar serving foodLaunderette*Activities:Indoor heated swimming pool GymFishing*Mountain biking*†Horse riding*†Skiing*†Walking*Tennis*Basketball*Quad biking*†† Facilities available off park* Charges apply

Launderette available on the park

There is a club and / or bar available on the park

There is a restaurant on the lodge park

Indoor Swimming Pool on the park

Fishing is available on the park or nearby to the lodges

Golf on or near to the lodges

Tennis Courts on or near the park

Horse Riding on or near the lodges

Well behaved dogs are welcomed on the park

WiFi or internet is availble on parts or all of the lodge park

 

Address Lochanhully-Woodland-Resort



Carrbridge
Inverness-shire
PH23 3NA
Scotland

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Local Area

Looking for history, legend, romance and dramatic Highland scenery? They’re on your doorstep when you stay at a holiday lodge in Inverness-shire. Magical and mysterious, Loch Ness draws visitors from far and wide eager to spot the famous monster - explore the haunting ruins of Castle Urquart while you’re here or head up into the Great Glen for some superb walking. At the western end of the loch, near Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, you’ll find Fort William, a notable centre for outdoor pursuits.Make time to explore the Cairngorms National Park when you stay at aholiday lodge 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.

Local Information & Businesses

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TV with DVD/CD Kitchen including microwave Bath and shower Bed linen and duvets Beds made up for your arrival Additional sleeping for two in the lounge Double glazed and centrally heated Electricity by meter reading Travel cots and highchairs £15pw each No all-male or all-female parties under 25 Pets £25pw each (max 2

Weekly accommodation prices £435 - £940