Beat the crowds with this clever Scottish family holiday hack
01.08.2023 - 12:01
/ manchestereveningnews.co.uk
If you’re seeking somewhere different for your summer staycation, it’s time to discover bonnie Argyll in scenic West Scotland. This is loch and mountain country, with views to take your breath away – yet only 1.5 hours from Glasgow.
It’s here, in and around the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park that you’ll find Argyll Holidays’ six beautiful holiday parks.
And we’ll let you in on a little secret. These parks can be busy in the Scottish summer holidays, but with Scottish kids back to school on 14th August, families in the Manchester area have a unique opportunity to enjoy an incredible late summer escape, minus the crowds.
If you like to fill every moment with fun, Hunters Quay and Drimsynie are your two contenders. Both offer free entertainment every evening, a pool, gym, restaurants, takeaways, and a brilliant selection of bookable Go Cove activities with something for all ages.
Hunters Quay Holiday Village in Dunoon is the closest park to the North West. Offering panoramic views of the Holy Loch, it has families firmly at heart.
Following a recent multi-million-pound investment, its facilities are better than ever, boasting an incredible 400-seater entertainment arena plus a glittering new arcade and fun zone.
Drimsynie Holiday Village is a real hidden gem, tucked away by Loch Goil and the Arrochar Alps.
It makes the most of its location with exciting outdoor pursuits sessions ranging from gorge-walking to stand-up paddleboarding, canoeing and boat trips out on the loch. Drimsynie also has its own scenic 9-hole golf course and rejuvenating spa.
If you’re looking to truly get away from it all, Argyll’s smaller holiday parks could be just the ticket.
For those looking for luxury it has to be Loch Lomond