Tiree Lodge
- Sleeps 6
Beautiful luxury lodge with one double with en suite bath and one twin both with TV. Freeview/DVD. Dishwasher. Double glazed and centrally heated. Verandah with outdoor furniture. No pets.
Northern Highlands » Nairn, Moray Firth, Inverness
Nairn Lochloy
- Sleeps up to 8
- Pets 2
Nairn Lochloy Holiday Park in the majestic Northern Highlands of Scotland, provides an ideal setting for a family holiday.
This park combines the natural beauty of the Highlands with a range of facilities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay for guests of all ages.
The park features a crazy golf course, offering fun and challenging play for families and friends.
It’s a great way to enjoy some light-hearted competition while surrounded by the scenic beauty of the park.
For those looking to relax or stay active, the heated indoor pool is perfect for a leisurely swim or a more vigorous aquatic workout.
A separate pool for toddlers ensures that younger guests can enjoy the water safely.
For relaxation, the sauna offers a serene escape where adults can unwind and rejuvenate.
The amusement arcade adds a splash of fun and excitement, with a variety of games suitable for all ages, ensuring entertainment even on rainy days.
Spelding’s Lounge Bar provides a cosy atmosphere for guests to enjoy a drink and some casual dining.
It’s a perfect spot to relax after a day of activities or to meet other guests and share experiences.
The adventure playground is a hit among younger visitors, providing a safe and stimulating environment for children to play, explore, and make new friends.
It’s equipped with a variety of play equipment, catering to the adventurous spirit of every child.
Outside the park, the surrounding area of Nairn and Loch Ness offers a wealth of activities and attractions.
Nairn, with its beautiful beaches and charming town center, is a delightful place to explore.
The area is renowned for its golf courses, offering spectacular views and challenging play for golf enthusiasts.
Loch Ness, a short drive from the park, invites guests to hunt for the legendary monster or simply enjoy the stunning scenery of one of Scotland’s most famous lochs.
The region is rich in history and natural beauty, with plenty of opportunities for hiking, wildlife watching, and visiting historic castles and sites.
Nairn Lochloy Holiday Park in the Northern Highlands is a wonderful destination that offers a mix of relaxation, adventure, and the chance to explore the unique landscapes and culture of Scotland.
This park combines the natural beauty of the Highlands with a range of facilities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay for guests of all ages.
The park features a crazy golf course, offering fun and challenging play for families and friends.
It’s a great way to enjoy some light-hearted competition while surrounded by the scenic beauty of the park.
For those looking to relax or stay active, the heated indoor pool is perfect for a leisurely swim or a more vigorous aquatic workout.
A separate pool for toddlers ensures that younger guests can enjoy the water safely.
For relaxation, the sauna offers a serene escape where adults can unwind and rejuvenate.
The amusement arcade adds a splash of fun and excitement, with a variety of games suitable for all ages, ensuring entertainment even on rainy days.
Spelding’s Lounge Bar provides a cosy atmosphere for guests to enjoy a drink and some casual dining.
It’s a perfect spot to relax after a day of activities or to meet other guests and share experiences.
The adventure playground is a hit among younger visitors, providing a safe and stimulating environment for children to play, explore, and make new friends.
It’s equipped with a variety of play equipment, catering to the adventurous spirit of every child.
Outside the park, the surrounding area of Nairn and Loch Ness offers a wealth of activities and attractions.
Nairn, with its beautiful beaches and charming town center, is a delightful place to explore.
The area is renowned for its golf courses, offering spectacular views and challenging play for golf enthusiasts.
Loch Ness, a short drive from the park, invites guests to hunt for the legendary monster or simply enjoy the stunning scenery of one of Scotland’s most famous lochs.
The region is rich in history and natural beauty, with plenty of opportunities for hiking, wildlife watching, and visiting historic castles and sites.
Nairn Lochloy Holiday Park in the Northern Highlands is a wonderful destination that offers a mix of relaxation, adventure, and the chance to explore the unique landscapes and culture of Scotland.
Nairn Lochloy Features
Lodge Facilities
- Indoor heated pool
- Sauna or steam room
- Kids clubs
- Adventure playground
- Amusement arcade
- Mini golf
- Wildlife nature trail
- Spelding’s Lounge Bar
- Takeaway
- Costa Coffee® available
- Entertainment venue
- Convenience store
- Launderette
- Free Wi-Fi access (in designated areas)
- Children under 8 must be accompanied by a responsible person of 16 years or over in water
- Maximum of one child under 4 per responsible person or two children aged 4-7 per responsible person in water
- Charges apply for *
Accommodation features
- A choice of comfortably equipped two and three bedroom caravans
- TV with Freeview
- Kitchen including microwave and fridge/freezer
- Shower
- Bed linen and duvets
- Beds made up for your arrival
- Additional sleeping for one/two in the lounge area
- Gas and electricity included
- Heating in bedrooms and heated towel rail or radiator in shower room
- Babies must be included in party total
- Travel cots and highchairs £15 each per week or short break
- Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
- Pets £49 per week or short break each (max 2) (in specific caravans only – please check when booking)
- All non-smoking accommodation
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Top Days Out Near Nairn Lochloy
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Nairn Lochloy, with real driving times.
Castle and gardens
13 min drive · 6.8 miles
Cawdor Castle
Sat nav: IV12 5RD
A Highland castle built around a 15th-century tower, with three gardens and ancient oak woodland.
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Cawdor Castle stands near Nairn in the Scottish Highlands. It is built around a 15th-century tower house, with later additions enclosing a courtyard reached by a drawbridge. The castle began as a Calder property and passed to the Campbells in the 16th century. In the lowest level of the tower you can see the remains of the small holly tree it was built around.
Tip: The castle and gardens only open to visitors for part of the year, so check the Cawdor Castle website for reopening dates before you set off.
Castle and gardens
13 min drive · 7.2 miles
Brodie Castle
Sat nav: IV36 2TE
A rose-coloured Moray castle with a playful garden, Scotland's biggest bunny sculpture and spring daffodils.
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Brodie Castle is a well-preserved Z-plan tower house near Forres, in the gentle Moray countryside. The rose-coloured castle was the ancestral home of the Brodie clan for over 400 years, and the family has been linked to the land since the 12th century.
Tip: Check the National Trust for Scotland website for current castle opening and tour arrangements before you set off.
Adventure park
37 min drive · 26.3 miles
Landmark Forest Adventure Park
Sat nav: PH23 3AJ
A Carrbridge adventure park in ancient pine woodland, with treetop nets, water coasters and life-sized dinosaurs.
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Landmark Forest Adventure Park is a nature-based theme and adventure park in Carrbridge, set within an area of ancient pine woodland. It opened in 1970 and was one of the first purpose-built visitor centres in Europe.
Tip: Book online in advance, as tickets are date specific and cheaper than buying on the day.
Historic distillery
19 min drive · 11.5 miles
Dallas Dhu Historic Distillery
Sat nav: IV36 2RR
A well-preserved Victorian-era Speyside distillery in Forres where you can see how whisky was made.
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Dallas Dhu is a Speyside malt whisky distillery in Forres, Moray, built around 1900 and originally making whisky for the Roderick Dhu blend. It stopped distilling in 1983 and has been a whisky museum since 1992, cared for by Historic Environment Scotland. Much of the original equipment and many of the buildings survive, so it works as a time capsule of the distiller's art.
Whisky distillery
17 min drive · 10.5 miles
Benromach Distillery
Sat nav: IV36 3EB
A family-owned Speyside distillery near Forres making handcrafted, lightly smoky single malt, with tours and tastings.
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Benromach is a working Speyside distillery near Forres in Moray, founded in 1898 and now run by Gordon & MacPhail of Elgin. It is known for recreating the lightly smoky style that once defined Speyside whisky, made by hand using traditional methods.
Tip: Book your tour or tasting ahead, and note tours are for over-18s only. Ask about driver's tasting packs if you're driving.
Historic fortress
20 min drive · 11.3 miles
Fort George
Sat nav: IV2 7TE
A vast, almost unaltered 18th-century star-shaped fortress on a promontory jutting into the Moray Firth.
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Fort George is a large 18th-century fortress at Ardersier, built after the Jacobite rising of 1745 to control the Highlands. Its star-shaped design survives virtually unaltered, with grassed-over walls, bastions, a drawbridge and a wide ditch. The fortress has never been attacked, and it has been described as "a harmony of pure reason and serene menace".
Tip: Head for the Grand Magazine to see the Seafield Collection of Arms and, if you're lucky, the actors bringing 18th-century soldiers' stories to life.
Ruined cathedral
34 min drive · 22.7 miles
Elgin Cathedral
Sat nav: IV30 1HU
A ruined medieval cathedral known as the 'Lantern of the North', with a striking 13th-century west front.
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Elgin Cathedral is a historic ruin in Elgin, Moray, run by Historic Environment Scotland. Founded in 1224, it was the seat of the bishops of Moray and was once the second-largest cathedral in Scotland. Even as a ruin, it is regarded as one of the country's most ambitious and beautiful medieval buildings, which earned it the name 'Lantern of the North'.
Tip: Book your entry time online in advance. The cathedral's tickets are for a specific date and time.
Ruined castle
56 min drive · 34.4 miles
Urquhart Castle
Sat nav: IV63 6XL
Explore the ruins of a medieval fortress on a rocky headland above Loch Ness.
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Urquhart Castle is a ruined fortress on Strone Point, a headland overlooking Loch Ness, about two kilometres east of Drumnadrochit. It was once one of Scotland's largest castles, and its story takes in the Wars of Independence, raids by the Lords of the Isles and the Jacobite Risings, when departing government troops blew it up.
Tip: Book your visit online in advance to guarantee entry.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
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Visitor Reviews of Nairn Lochloy
4.4Visitor Rating out of 5
37 reviews from guests who stayed at Nairn Lochloy
Stuart
Date of stay: 20th June 2025
Enjoyed ourselves at lochloy would go back cice & central
Linda
Date of stay: 11th June 2025
The cushions were a little uncomfortable in the lounge area, otherwise fine.Every design is different!
Emma
Date of stay: 11th May 2025
We absolutely loved staying here! The rural setting was stunning and the courtyard with its slate finish was just gorgeous. The hot tub really made it feel special. Perfect for walks too.
Oliver
Date of stay: 10th May 2025
Had a lovely time once again at Goddards Mead. The cottage is perfect in every aspect. Well definitely return!
James
Date of stay: 9th May 2025
We needed a quick escape and found this place perfect! Lovely comfy space, plenty of countryside for walks and great pubs nearby. Our dog loved it too-didn't want to leave the fields! Brilliant stay.
James
Date of stay: 29th April 2025
We needed a quick escape for walking the dog and this place delivered! Lovely countryside, off-road trails and nearby pubs. The accommodation was top-notch and honestly, our dog didnt want to leave at all. Brilliant stay!
Jessie
Date of stay: 27th April 2025
We had an absolute lovely stay! The cottage was spotless and had everything we needed, plus some thoughtful little touches. Highly recommend it!
Daniel
Date of stay: 27th April 2025
We loved this cosy little cottage! Perfectly tucked away for some peace, yet close enough to town. The hot tub was a highlight and the underfloor heating kept everything super comfy. Rob, Sharon and Bonnie made us feel really welcome. Cant wait to return for longer!
Alex
Date of stay: 26th April 2025
We loved this cosy little cottage! Perfectly tucked away for some peace but still close to shops and local spots. The hot tub and underfloor heating in the bathroom made it extra special. Rob, Sharon and Bonnie are lovely. Cant wait to return for a longer stay!
Emma, Kirkcudbright
Date of stay: 24th April 2025
Great vibe, loved every moment
Emma
Date of stay: 23rd April 2025
Really enjoyed our stay here! The place was cosy and perfect for a relaxing weekend away. Would definitely return later in the year!
Harriet
Date of stay: 21st April 2025
Really enjoyed our stay, the place was super calming and perfect for our pup to roam freely. Lovely!
Emma
Date of stay: 14th April 2025
We had a fantastic stay! The cottage was spotless, had all we needed plus nice little touches. Definitely recommending it to friends!
Emma
Date of stay: 12th April 2025
The owners are genuinely lovely and went above and beyond when the storm caused a power cut. The place is clean, warm and well-stocked. Our dog loved the secure garden and we enjoyed the hot tub too. Great stay!
Emma
Date of stay: 12th April 2025
We stayed at this place and honestly, it was fantastic. The house is super well-equipped and kept us warm even on that rainy December day. The bath was lovely and the shower was spacious-just what we needed! Being right on a flight path didnt bother us at all and its perfect for dogs that dislike fireworks since its so remote. A really beautiful conversion, wed come back for sure!
Emma
Date of stay: 8th April 2025
Really enjoyed our stay here. The owners are super friendly and went out of their way when the storm knocked out the power. The cottage was spotless, warm and perfectly equipped. Our dog loved the enclosed garden and we loved relaxing in the hot tub!
Emma
Date of stay: 7th April 2025
Really enjoyed our time here. The place was spotless, well-equipped and the hot tub was a highlight!
Kerry
Date of stay: 6th April 2025
Loved our caravan. Wish we could have turned it round and had the master at the other end as it was the kids room at the side where everyone walks home from the park/entertainment but not a huge thing.In all honesty it could have been cleaner but it wasnt a massive deal just for the price youre paying arriving somewhere spotless would be nice.
Emma
Date of stay: 3rd April 2025
Lovely stay with welcoming hosts and the best jacuzzi experience. Would definitely return!
James
Date of stay: 2nd April 2025
We had such a lovely time at Goddards Mead! The cottage was perfect in every aspect. Can't wait to return!
Emily Parker
Date of stay: 1st April 2025
We recently stayed at Goddard's Mead and really enjoyed our time there. Rob and Sharon clearly put a lot of effort into restoring the historic building, which adds a lovely charm to the place. They greeted us warmly, along with Bonnie, which made us feel right at home. The location is perfect for exploring Essex, especially if you enjoy wandering around Thaxted and nearby villages-so much history to soak up. Definitely recommend for a relaxing getaway!
Emily
Date of stay: 1st April 2025
We stayed at this charming cottage nestled in a peaceful spot - perfect for unwinding. The hot tub was fantastic and the place was spotless with all the essentials. Loads of lovely walks nearby and within the village. Honestly, we had a brilliant time!
Alan
Date of stay: 31st March 2025
a coiple of fixtures need to be fixed , ie toilet door not closing properly
Oliver
Date of stay: 31st March 2025
Really enjoyed our stay! The location was perfect for peace and quiet and the hot tub was a lovely bonus. Owners were friendly but unobtrusive, which we appreciated.
Harper
Date of stay: 31st March 2025
Really enjoyed the walk, the fields were beautiful and having the dogs with us made it perfect.
Emma
Date of stay: 30th March 2025
We stayed at this charming cottage recently and honestly, it had everything we needed - we didnt have to pack much at all! The owners, Sharon and Rob, were super quick to reply when we had questions. The welcome pack was really handy, packed with all the info and menus, which we appreciated. The little extras for our dogs and us were a lovely touch. The enclosed garden was perfect for the pups and the hot tub? Absolutely fantastic. Thanks for a lovely break, well be back!
Sarah
Date of stay: 26th March 2025
We had a fantastic stay! The owners were incredibly friendly and helpful, especially when the storm knocked out the power. The cottage was spotless, cosy and well-equipped. Our dog loved the secure garden and the hot tub was a lovely bonus!
Emma
Date of stay: 23rd March 2025
The place was stunning, super tidy, well stocked and really cosy. We had an amazing holiday, hot tub was fantastic!
Emma
Date of stay: 22nd March 2025
The cottage was really charming and perfect for a peaceful getaway. The only thing to note is the occasional night flights from Stansted, but the hot tub made up for it! We loved it.
Emma
Date of stay: 19th March 2025
We had such a lovely stay! The cottage was spotless and well-equipped, perfect for relaxing. The hot tub was a real highlight and the peaceful location made all the difference. Plenty of walks nearby, definitely a place wed return to. Highly recommended!
Allison
Jul 2022
We spent a week at Nairn Lochloy in June, My husband and our two children aged 5 and 10. We had a fantastic week! Our caravan was lovely, nice and clean. There is a fantastic play park suitable for both of my children which they had great fun playing in. Direct access to the most beautiful beach and others within walking distance. We really felt like the staff loved their jobs! The receptionist was so kind and helpful and the staff who ran the kids entertainment were excellent. So full of energy and fun and they really brought our kids out of their shell. The kids said that Starland Crazy was the best part of their holiday. The whole place was excellent and we would have loved to stay longer. This is a site that we are keen to return to. Thanks for an excellent holiday Nairn!
Anne
Jun 2022
Lovely van in an excellent location. The easy access to the beach was perfect for walking the dog.
Brian
Jun 2022
I have visited the Nairn Lochloy park several times over the last 25 years of visiting Scotland. It has never disappointed and has maintained its excellent standards for accommodation, grounds maintenance and other on site facilities. Its location right on the coast and excellent beach with Nairn town and nature reserve and woodland walk, also on its doorstep, must make it one of the jewels in the crown for Parkdean, long may it continue.
Angela
Jun 2022
Caravan clean , site immaculate , entertainment good , would definitely recommend .
Louise
Jun 2022
Beautiful location, good facilities and modern accommodation. A great base to explore the Highlands.
Entertainment staff were fantastic, both with kids and adults!
David
Jun 2022
Fantastic holiday. Most the staff were very helpful and cheerful however there was a few in the restaurant that looked like they never wanted to be there. But overall a fantastic holiday and will be back again.
Steven
Jun 2022
We went to nairn to meet family. The hidden jem over the dunes is probably the best beach I've seen in a long time. So peaceful even a midnight walk along the beach with the dog was great. Facilities are spot on if you have kids. Small pool small entertainment room. So if you have fear of losing sight of the Littlens your fine here. Ideal for nice quite getaway to chill out. No where near as big as the likes of haggerstone but this means you have more chance of winning at bingo. ? I'd definitely go back.
