Embark on a serene escape to Wildside Highland Lodges, nestled in the heart of the Highlands, where traditional Scotland fuses with opulent relaxation. This Evermore Lodge Holidays Collection haven is a treasure trove of natural beauty, surrounded by heather-clad hills and lush forests.
Here, you can unwind in luxurious accommodation that caters to groups of various sizes, with some lodges equipped with hot tubs for that extra touch of indulgence. These holiday lodges offer a perfect blend of comfort and rustic charm, ensuring a memorable stay for all.
Whether you're seeking a family adventure or a tranquil retreat, the range of activities, from fishing on-site to exploring the nearby trails, promises something for everyone. The outdoor adventure playground and the proximity to iconic Loch Ness add to the allure of this picturesque setting.
Experience the ultimate in Scottish hospitality and make cherished memories in a setting that sleeps up to six people, with the promise of a warm hot tub awaiting your return from the day's explorations.
Traditional Scottish cabin situated in a superb position, with river and mountain views. Perfect for couples and families alike. Master double bedroom and one twin. Bath with overhead shower. Double glazed and centrally heated. Large open-plan living area including kitchen and dining/lounge area leading out to patio with outdoor hot tub.
Extremely spacious lodge. One large double bedroom with en suite shower and separate W.C.
Fantastic traditional Scottish cabin situated in an elevated riverside setting. One master double with en suite double shower. Light and spacious open-plan living area comprising of kitchen and dining area and decking affording fantastic views of the River Fechlin and mountains. Double glazed and centrally heated. Outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Fantastic traditional Scottish cabin situated in an elevated riverside setting. One master double and one twin. Bath with overhead shower. Light and spacious open-plan living area comprising of kitchen and dining area and lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows and lawn affording fantastic views of the River Fechlin. Double glazed and centrally heated. Decking with outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Superb traditional Scottish cabin nestled in the secluded far corner of the park and on the banks of the river with glorious mountain views. One master double with en suite double shower and fantastic full length picture window overlooking the River Fechlin. Walk-in shower. open-plan living area including kitchen and dining area. Double glazed and centrally heated. Doors leading to large decking area with outdoor hot tub and views of the mountains.
Spacious riverside lodge with mountain views. Master double bedroom with luxury en suite shower and one twin, both with doors leading out to decking. Bath with overhead shower. Light and spacious open-plan living space comprising of lounge, kitchen and dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows. Freeview. Double glazed and centrally heated. Large lawn space with mountain views. Outdoor hot tub.
Outstanding, traditional Scottish cabin, unique two storey Scandinavian lodge with a wonderful four person outdoor hot tub. Ground floor: Master double with walk in shower and separate family bathroom with walk in shower. Extremely spacious open-plan living area with modern, well-equipped kitchen with breakfast area. The kitchen has new electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and sleek quartz work tops to compliment the modern painted cupboards. A large dining table and eating area flowing in to the superbly designed lounge which incorporates a centrepiece woodburning stove, dramatic vaulted ceilings and doors leading out to wrap around porch and decking; affording excellent views across rolling countryside toward the mountains with lots of wildlife and visiting deer to spot. Separate modern utility room with washer and dryer and lots more cupboard space for muddy boots. Freeview TV Double glazed and heated throughout.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Spacious Traditional Scottish lodge with stunning mountain views. One double and one twin. Luxury bathroom with double shower. Lounge with large floor-to-ceiling windows. Double glazed and centrally heated. Large lawn area with outdoor hot tub.
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
| Service | Distance (miles) | Postcode |
|---|---|---|
| Pharmacy - 5 miles | PH20 1BX | |
| Train Station - 10 miles | IV2 6BZ | |
| Pub - 0.5 miles | IV2 6TW | |
| Dog Walk - 0.2 miles | IV2 6XU | |
| Supermarket - 8 miles | IV2 7XB | |
| Indian Takeaway - Spice of India - 8 miles | IV2 7PA | |
| Chinese Takeaway - Golden Dragon - 8 miles | IV2 7PA | |
| Italian Takeaway - Pizza Panza - 8 miles | IV2 7PA |
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness, with real driving times.
Sat nav: IV63 6XL
Explore the ruins of a medieval fortress on a rocky headland above Loch Ness.
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.
Sat nav: PH23 3AJ
A Carrbridge adventure park in ancient pine woodland, with treetop nets, water coasters and life-sized dinosaurs.
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.
Sat nav: IV12 5RD
A Highland castle built around a 15th-century tower, with three gardens and ancient oak woodland.
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.
Sat nav: IV13 7YT
A Highland single malt distillery south of Inverness, with a long history and tours you can book.
Tomatin is a Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery in the village of Tomatin, about 25 minutes south of Inverness. The distillery was established in 1897, closed in 1906 and reopened in 1909. By 1974 it had 23 stills and was the largest malt distillery in the world. That number was later reduced to 12, as the focus moved to single malts.
Tip: Tours can be booked through the Tomatin website.
Sat nav: IV2 7TE
A vast, almost unaltered 18th-century star-shaped fortress on a promontory jutting into the Moray Firth.
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.
Sat nav: PH33 6TJ
A Fort William whisky distillery at the foot of Ben Nevis, using water from the mountain itself.
Ben Nevis Distillery is a whisky distillery in Fort William, at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles. It was founded by "Long John" McDonald, a 6 ft 4 in man whose name was later given to a well-known blended Scotch. Queen Victoria visited with her young son, and Long John presented her with a cask of his whisky.
Tip: Read about the water's journey from Coire Leis down to the distillery on its website before you go, so you know the story behind the whisky.
Sat nav: PH33 7LY
Thomas Telford's flight of eight locks at Banavie, near Fort William, on the Caledonian Canal.
Neptune's Staircase is a flight of eight locks at Banavie, near Fort William, on the Caledonian Canal. Thomas Telford designed it, and it was built between 1803 and 1822. Together the locks lift boats 64 feet, and it is a staircase lock, so each chamber opens straight into the next.
Tip: Look for the base plinths of the old capstans beside the locks.
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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36 reviews from guests who stayed at Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness
Beautiful lodge in a stunning setting, beautiful nature. Wildlife just wanders by. The lodge was clean and comfortable. The hot tub was perfect and very well maintained. The staff was very friendly and helpful.Definitely recommended.
Stayed in Rowan lodge, very private location for the hot tubbut quite dark inside the lodge as shaded.
A wonderful lodge in an amazing setting.
Fantastic lodge very comfortable, we had lovely walks right from the lodge . Quiet surroundings and lots of wildlife right at the door. Loved the nightly visits from the deer. Hotel next door was very friendly and did lovely food. Log burner and hot tub lovely after a day exploring. Bed was excellent and very comfortable too . We are already planning to return next year . Thank you for a lovely week , our wee frenchie loved it too.
We had a fantastic time lots of wildlife and open spaces to do as much or as little as you want.
I cant rate this secluded beauty in the Highlands enough. We stayed in Otter Lodge which was secluded & peaceful. Decorated really nicely, a lot of thought has gone in to the fixtures & fittings, I loved everything about it with a comfy bed , settee & hot tub to relax. Welcome pack of shortbread, tea, coffee, honey & whiskey was a lovely touch to greet you on the table. The wildlife is amazing from your window & balcony with deer, red squirrels & birds. Fresh eggs available at honesty box & fish van calls once a week. Local pub serve nice meals 5 minutes from entrance.. We have stayed in 7 places to date & this is our favourite by far, 100% returning.
Comfy beds nice place was a few cobwebs in shower sweet wrappers under sofa but overall ok
Fabulous! Accomodation was lovely. Just a couple of things we found wrong... bathroom towel radiator didnt work and dining chairs! We had to use cushions. Haha
The perfect location for relaxing highland getaway. We stayed with two kids and a dog in a riverside lodge, and the sound of the river outside was lovely. It was the perfect size for us. The outside veranda was perfect for eating or relaxing while watching the birds in the trees - which you could also do from inside with the enormous floor to ceiling window in the living area. The hot tub was the perfect size for the four of us. The owners were onsite in reception every day, if you needed anything. We arrived just after Storm Floris, so there was no electricity for the first night, but candlelight and the log fire just added to the adventure. The owners provided us with extra logs for the wood burner and there was a gas hob in the kitchen so we could still cook and make cups of tea (very important!). Just as the kids were starting to panic the next day without chargers and WiFi the electricity was restored, but secretly I think they also enjoyed the fun of a technology-free candlelight nights in the woods. The thing I loved most about our riverside lodge was the feeling you were the only people in the middle of nowhere. From the big living room window and veranda, you couldnt see any other lodges so there was complete privacy. I would love to return again.
No electricity for 2 of 4 days No use of hot tub, cooking or cleaning facilities
Overall a lovely comfortable lodge. Dog friendly. Hot tub was checked daily and was spotlessly clean. Only a small site so very quiet. The area itself is quite remote, beautiful walks especially the squirrel trail.There is a good information pack with local walks. Phone signal poor but there is good wi fi access.
Eagle Glen lodge is so spacious & decorated to a high standard, loved the lodge.
Very relaxing, nice and peaceful and the weather was beautiful. Great time had by us and the dog and the hot tub was just perfect.
Peaceful holiday
We have enjoyed our time at the lodge with excellent cooking and cleaning facilities. Overall, beautiful scenic location. We loved the log burner and hot tube was an added bonus! The only downside was the wifi. Would highly recommend this place.
Enjoyable stay in a stunning location. Would book again.
Stunning.....highly recommended.
Would definitely stay again loved it!
Ive been back twice now with my partner and will certainly plan a third stay in the future. We love how cosy it feels, like a real escape, with gorgeous scenery on the doorstep. Perfect days spent going for a walk (there are so many), spotting wildlife and having a picnic, coming back to the hot tub and a very cosy cabin. Ideal for us.
Loved the lodge, great location & very peaceful. Sofa was a tad uncomfortable but overall a great lodge & site.
An amazing place to stay after spending days exploring Scotland.. facilities were excellent and a nice touch with the dressing gowns only downside was the WiFi but for the amount of time we were in it did t matter
Great stay, very relaxing and some lovely walks nearby.
Great holiday only downside no staff available on site and contact numbers rang out
We had such a great time! The lodge by the river was perfect-serene and stunning. Everything we needed was there, plus a lovely welcome pack. Relaxing in the hot tub with that view was definitely the cherry on top. Can't wait to return; it was just what we needed for some proper R&R!
An absolutely amazing place to stay. Our lodge was right in the riverside. Beautiful views and so peaceful. The lodge is full of everything you would need including a lovely welcome pack. Sitting in the hot tub overlooking the river will be the highlight of our stay. We are already looking forward to going back.
Best lodge we have ever stayed in and will return, Decor and attention to detail fabulous. Clean, lovely log fire, peaceful, everything we wanted
Perfect break in the best lodge Ive ever stayed in. Loved it.
We had a lovely stay and definitely plan to come back. Next time, were aiming for spring or summer so we can explore those more daring hikes nearby. That said, winter was still perfect for us to relax, reset and enjoy quality family time. The dogs absolutely loved it too - they were in their element! We really didnt want to leave.
Absolutely loved our stay, the lodge was stunning and super comfy! Thanks.
Overall, we had a good stay. The lodge was quite clean, though a few areas showed signs of wear. Its a bit tired and could do with some fresh paint and varnish, but nothing major. Nice enough!
Beautiful location, amazing views with spacious clean accommodation. Bed was so comfy! Showers not the most powerful. Staff are friendly and helpful.
Site does benefit from nearby pub for evening meals, which are very large portions.
What a lovely place to stay. Helpful staff, Beautiful surroundings, Hot tub a fantastic bonus. We felt so relaxed for the whole time we spent there. I would definitely recommend this place.
Thoroughly enjoyed a 4 night break to recharge our batteries, hot tub, hotel within walking distance, lovely scenery for walking and best of all very little phone signal - sheer bliss ?
Stunning setting, quiet location we had a great week away exploring the local area, local pub excellent food and very friendly welcomes dogs, would return to wildside logdes. The lodge was beautiful and everything you needed the hot tub was great for relaxing after walking.
Amazing lodges, spotless clean everything you need. Staff are very friendly
Would return, hot tub fab
Fantastic place and location, great views and walks.
10 out of 10
