Bonnie Barns
The Bonnie Barns – Inchcailloch, Inchmurrin and Creinch – have been welcoming guests for almost 50 years. Set in the heart of Loch Lomond, they’re the perfect escape from the busy world.
Each barn sleeps two. They're warm, romantic hideaways with hot tubs, rainfall showers and peaceful views all around.
Inside, there’s a spacious en-suite with a rainfall shower, sink and WC. The kitchen is fully equipped with an induction hob, microwave oven and fridge freezer. Cook something delicious and enjoy it inside or out. We’ve got tea, coffee, sugar, soap and hand sanitiser waiting for you. Plus, a 43” TV, hairdryer, fresh towels, crisp linen and fluffy white robes.
Inchcailloch is dog-friendly. It comes with a welcome pack for your four-legged friend – treats, towel, poo bags and even an outdoor doggy shower.
Inchmurrin has a soft pastel style and wooden decking outside. The king-size bed looks out over the land – perfect for catching the sunset from indoors.
Creinch has a calming grey and blue theme. It’s got a private hot tub, TV and a comfy sofa for quiet nights in with a film.
Step outside and there’s plenty to explore. Go jet-skiing, kayaking or paddleboarding on the loch. Hike the hills, cycle the trails or take a boat trip to one of the nearby islands. Nature lovers will love the forests and wildlife.
Visit the Loch Lomond Bird of Prey Centre and see owls, falcons and other birds from around the world. Or head to the Sea Life Centre for a family day out with underwater tunnels and rock pools to explore.
If you fancy a walk with a view, try Ben A’an or Conic Hill. Both give you stunning scenery without a massive climb.
Bonnie Barns is for slowing down, switching off, and soaking up the beauty of Loch Lomond.
Local guides
A day trip to Glen Coe
This guide will walk you through a perfect day trip to Glen Coe. It will focus on the famous Lost (or Hidden) Valley hike and provide practical advice on clothing, footwear, and the technical aspects of the walk. After your adventure, we suggest a great spot to unwind and enjoy some well-deserved food and drink.
Walking Ben Lomond
This hike was an unforgettable experience. Standing at 974 meters (3,196 feet), the views from the top were absolutely stunning, offering an incredible panorama of Loch Lomond and the surrounding landscape of the Trossachs National Park.
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