Your Summer on Loch Lomond

Take in the stunning views across Loch Lomond from the perfect waterside setting. Sip on your favourite cocktail or a refreshing whisky serve from the terrace at the Great Scots Bar, or enjoy fresh seafood and summer classics by the loch at La Vista. Indulge in seasonal dishes made with the finest local produce at Cameron Grill, or unwind with relaxed, hearty dining at The Tavern and The Clubhouse after a day of exploration.

Immerse yourself in total tranquillity at Cameron Spa, an award-winning sanctuary of calm to leave you feeling relaxed, recharged and invigorated. Inspired by the inimitable setting of Loch Lomond surrender your senses and embark on a restorative journey through our Thermal and Hydro Experience, including rooftop pool with unrivalled views.

With floor-to-ceiling windows, The Leisure Club offers the perfect place to unwind while taking in the stunning natural surroundings of the resort. Enjoy the full wellness experience with a bubble pool, sauna, steam room, and swimming pool designed for complete relaxation. You’ll also find a variety of fitness classes throughout the week, including yoga, Pilates, HIIT workouts, and Tai Chi.

Set against sweeping backdrops, our 18-hole championship Carrick golf course offers an unforgettable day on the greens. Enjoy a relaxed round with friends while taking in the incomparable views, or challenge yourself to beat your personal best. When it’s time to unwind, The Clubhouse is ready and waiting with well-earned refreshments. For those looking for a shorter game, the challenging 9-hole Wee Demon course by the marina provides the perfect alternative.

Hop aboard the Celtic Warrior and explore the loch from a unique perspective, with a glass of champagne in hand as you take in the beauty of the water. Get closer to the action on jet skis for an added thrill, or slow the pace with a kayak or paddleboard adventure. For those who prefer to keep their feet on dry land, explore the lush Scottish landscapes by bike or on a 4×4 off-road adventure, where rugged hills, winding tracks, and ever-changing terrain add a sense of grit and excitement to the day.

Explorers wishing to stay local can stroll up Conic Hill, seek out the many nearby islands by boat, or take a short trip to Firkin Point for a scenic picnic. For those looking to venture a little further afield, enjoy day trips to Loch Fyne, Loch Katrine, or Glen Coe. Hillwalkers can also take on the rewarding climbs of Ben Lomond or The Cobbler.

Take your pick from historic castles such as Dumbarton, Inveraray,  and Stirling. Whisky connoisseurs can enjoy a visit to The Glenturret Distillery, the oldest working distillery in Scotland. Or experience the charm of the picturesque village of Luss; the perfect spot to enjoy an ice cream by the beach.