Tullochwood Lodges

A nature lovers paradise with a trout lochan and seclusion provided by 28 acres of silver birch and pine wood. The eight lodges stand in a sheltered valley three miles from Forres on the temperate Moray Firth coast.

The fabulous beaches of Nairn, Findhorn and Lossiemouth and forests trails at Culbin and Roseisle are a short distance away.

The spacious, relaxing lodges are set within beautiful native woodland perfect for spotting red squirrel, roe deer and woodpeckers on the woodland trails around the lochan. The wooden lodges are designed to blend into the natural surroundings and have been finished to a high standard. The 3 bedroom lodges have sun-rooms overlooking the water, perfect for unwinding and the 2 bedroom lodges enjoy a peaceful woodland setting nearby.

Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy dolphin watching trips and the grey seals relaxing on Moray coast beaches. Tulloch Lodges is situated on the Malt Whisky Trail offering endless opportunities to visit distilieries and sample your favourtie 'dram'.
Some of Scotland's best historical sites are within close proximity, including Brodie and Cawdor Castles and Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre.

A perfect base to explore the Moray Coast, Inverness and Highlands in general with the Cairngorms and Aviemore only 45 minute drive.

Tulloch Lodges has been trading for over 25 years and has built up a reputation for providing excellent quality accommodation, which has resulted in many return visits from satisfied customers. The lochan, barbecue and play area have been developed for the enjoyment of the holidaymakers, at the same time achieving a balance between natural habitat for wildlife and an enjoyable outdoors experience for guests and families. There is a wooden playhouse - 'Little Tulloch' which is a favourite meeting place for toddlers. The outdoor court for badminton or tennis is also a popular place for families.

For the sports enthusiast, there is cycling, sailing, tennis and fishing, which can be rented locally. Morayshire is a well-known golfing area and there are a large number of golf courses locally ranging from the Championship links at Nairn to less challenging but equally scenic courses.

Situated on the Malt Whisky Trail, the lodges offer a central base to visit local distilleries such as Dallas Dhu and Benromach for a tour and tasting a 'dram' of two.

Families with young children can be catered for - cots and high chairs on request.

Dogs are welcome in certain lodges, on request.