Company info

Here at the Abbotsford we very much look forward to welcoming you to the Lodge. Our aim is to make your stay memorable and to provide you with an accommodation and culinary experience you will want to repeat.

Property info

We are located within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and in an enviable position as it is a very quiet location, yet within walking distance of the bustling town and local amenities and a short ride away from Doune Castle, Stirling, Glasgow and Edinburgh. We have off street hard standing parking to the front of the property, parking at the rear for motorcycles and secure storage for bicycles. A drying room is available for wet weather clothes. There is wifi available throughout the building and each room has recently been upgraded with the addition of USB charging points and HD televisions. Whatever kind of break you have in mind, whether walking the Rob Roy Way, or taking in the scenery from around the Trossachs area, we think we can oblige. You can enjoy beautiful walks, fabulous cycling and hill climbing with Ben Ledi on your doorstep or if you prefer, just staying local and switching off; Abbotsford Lodge is perfectly located.

Neighborhood info

Callander in Perthshire is itself an attractive holiday town situated at the junction of two rivers in an area of outstanding natural beauty known as The Trossachs on the edge of the Scottish highlands. Explore the area, see Loch Venachar and Loch Lubnaig. Add 15 minutes and you can include Loch Achray, Loch Katrine and the Lake of Mentieth. These Lochs between them offer sailing, water ski-ing, steamer trips, fishing and of course magnificent scenery and walks. And if it rains as it does occasionally in Scotland :-), you can visit Doune Castle, Stirling Castle, The Wallace Monument, and visit a number of distillery where you can sample a wee dram or two. These scenic surroundings combined with the numbers and variety of Lochs and rivers make this a natural playground for even the most demanding visitor. Ben Ledi, Callander’s own highland ‘Ben’, looks down on the town from a distance of about 2 miles – it’s a great energetic walk to a wonderful view.

Languages Spoken

English