Enjoy wild scenery and wild life, and good food in welcoming restaurants and shops in Trossachs villages. The Victorian owners of Forth House used the hayloft as storage for feed for the horses stabled below. These horses were needed to pull the family's carriages. A recent imaginative conversion means that The Hayloft now provides modern, comfortable, cosy, self-contained, holiday accommodation for up to 4 guests.
The Living Room, with views to the garden, has a comfortable sofa and chairs. The TV (FreeSat) and DVD and CD player, WIFI, books and maps, and some games will help you enjoy your stay. The Kitchen cum dining area is fully equipped with ample appliances, cooking utensils, crockery and cutlery. Sorry no dishwasher -bring your own human dishwasher!
French doors open onto a patio and secluded garden with an ancient woodland beyond. This woodland is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is home to a rich variety of animals and plants. Guests have been excited to see red squirrels, pine martin and deer, and birds such as woodpeckers, jays, many varieties of tits, including long tailed tits, and finches, robins and wrens are regular visitors to the feeders and the garden.
There's lots to do - walking around the lochs or up mountains, trips on Loch Katrine, Go Ape adventure park, cycling routes, David Marshall Lodge forest park. Visitors enjoy Stirling Castle and you can go on a day out to Edinburgh or easily access Loch Lomond and the West Highlands.
