Surrounded by sheltering woodland, they are set against the majestic mountain backdrop of Aonach Mòr.
The site is bordered by the River Spean, and there are lovely walks through the woodland and along the riverbank.
The lodges :
Fully insulated with upvc double glazed windows.
Heating in all rooms.
One bedroom lodges sleep 2 people and two bedroom lodges sleep 4, Aonach Mòr is a two beroom lodge that sleeps 5 people.
Fully fitted shower rooms with wc and basin.
Pocket Sprung mattress on all beds, with high quality bedding and towels supplied.
Comfortable sitting/dining room with fitted kitchenette with Dendy crockery.
Drying room in each lodge.
Bunroy Holiday Lodges make an ideal base for an active holiday, be it walking, climbing, watersports or cycling. There is good fishing nearby and you can even cast your line from the bank of the River Spean within the boundaries of Bunroy Park. The village of Roy Bridge has two hotels and a cafe serving food is only a short walk away.
Roy Bridge station is a stop on the West Highland Line, one of the World’s Great Train Journeys. The gondola at Nevis Range, 7 miles away, takes you 2000 feet up Aonach Mor for some excellent skiing in winter and year-round activities and stunning views for all to enjoy. Bunroy is a great, central location for exploring the Highlands and the West Coast of Scotland. Fort William, the Outdoor Capital of the UK, has a good range of shops, banks and restaurants as well as a swimming pool, leisure centre and ten pin bowling. You don’t have to go far from Bunroy to visit a distillery, take a boat trip, go pony trekking or mountain biking, bag a Munro or try out some or try out some watersports. You can reach the top of Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain.
Or you can just relax....
