Hunters Quay Holiday Village

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Check in for all our self-catering guests is from 4pm and check out is by 10am. Check in for our hotel guests is at 2pm and check out is at 11am.

Breakfast for 2 adults is included, additional guests £25 per person (subject to availability).

Our onsite convenience stores are the ideal place to buy all the food & drink you’ll need during your stay with us. They are well stocked with great variety of essentials. Hunters Quay - Low Season Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday: 9am-2pm Monday, Friday & Saturday: 9am-5pm Hunters Quay - High Season Monday-Sunday: 9am-7pm Drimsynie Estate Monday-Saturday: 8am-530pm Sunday: 9am-430pm Seasonal variations apply.

Cormonachan Woodlands (1 - 2.5km) - these lovely woodlands are home to plenty of red squirrels Balmaha Millennium Forest path (1 mile) - walk alongside Loch Lomond and explore Balmaha village Inchailloch walking paths (30-40 minutes) - there are three simple routes to explore this wildlife-haven island Cashel Forest Memorial Way (1km) - perfect for all abilities, in a beautiful conservation area Luss Lochside Path (20 minutes) - enjoy the pretty village of Luss and views of Loch Lomond Ardyne forest (1.5 miles) - a lovely forest stroll What are the best dog walks in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park? Drimsynie Circular Walk (4km) - this easy walk is great for families and dogs! What are the best hill walks in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park? Ben Vorlich via Loch Sloy (8.5 miles) - this rugged mountain has steep ascents but the views make it worth it Ben Lomond (7.5 miles) - a stunning munro and the 2nd most popular walk in Scotland after Ben Nevis Ben A’An (2.5 miles) - this ‘mountain in miniature’ can be a little steep at times, but you’re rewarded with lovely vistas Conic Hill (7.5 miles) - a popular, easy-going walk without any dramatic inclines Cashel Forest Queen’s View (4 miles) - a steep climb but worth it for the amazing views Beinn Mhòr (7.5 miles) - a peaceful walk

Of course! Although inconvenient, you can still get to Drimsynie if the road is shut. There are three alternative routes that we suggest: Ferry - There is an increased service on the Western Ferries Gourock-Hunters Quay crossing during road closures. On exiting the ferry terminal at Hunters Quay, turn right onto the A815 through Strachur & St Catherines before taking a right on to Hells Glen (B839).

We sell ferry tickets at £17 (single) or £34 (return) – which covers one car plus five people. Contact our reservations team to purchase your tickets, but please give us 14 days' notice to ensure we can get them to you in time. Collection is free from Hunters Quay Holiday Village, or you can purchase home delivery for £3. You can also purchase reduced-price tickets at “Paul’s Food & Wine” in Gourock.

Packing for a holiday is always difficult, but even more so when you’ve got a wee one on board. Cots and highchairs are available for hire at a £10 charge per item per stay.

Cycling is one of the best ways to explore the local area, whether you’re looking for an epic road route, or something a little more family friendly in and around the villages. You can find more info about local bike hire here.

While our caravans are premier, you’d struggle to fit a cot into the bedrooms. If you are bringing a cot, we’d recommend keeping it in the living area – however there are other options for more sizable accommodation at most of our parks – feel free to ask our reservations team at time of booking.

If you have your heart set on a specific holiday home, speak to our reservations team to see what they can do for you – subject to availability. There is a £35 fee to ensure a “no move” guarantee.

Absolutely, dogs deserve a pawliday too! However, we do ask that your four-legged friend follows our petiquette guidelines: Dogs must always be kept on a leash, Please use our doggie waste bins around the sites, Keep your paws off the furniture!

No; we take a lot of care to advertise our accommodations for the perfect number of guests. To find out more about specific accommodation types you can speak to us by calling the number at the top of this page or click on the ‘Live Chat’ option on our website.

Our standard deposit is 30%, with the final balance due 56 days before arrival.

We have a dynamic pricing structure that means that our prices change in response to seasons, availability and demand from customers. In this case we will not refund the difference.

At Drimsynie Estate and Hunters Quay, we offer complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas within the main complex. On all our parks, each accommodation has its own Wi-Fi, provided by a third-party. Instructions are available at reception on how to access and pay for this.

We offer 1-night breaks in our hotel rooms and our minimum stay in self-catering holiday homes is 2 nights. For more information please call our reservations team on 0345 459 9772.

Loch Lomond Holiday Park is our only site with space for touring caravans.

Yes - you'll find them in all of our onsite restaurants & bars.

We provide towels for all our premier lodges, please check at time of booking if your lodge includes this. For all other holiday homes, you will be required to bring towels. Towel purchase is available at £10.00 for a bath towel and £5.00 for a hand towel (subject to availability).

No, bedding is provided in all of our properties, with beds made up on arrival.

Many of our onsite activities and entertainment are free of charge, however at Drimsynie Estate and Hunters Quay there may be some additional charges for our Go Active activities. At Hunters Quay and Stratheck parks, our guests are welcome to make use of the leisure facilities as part of their holiday package.

Although transmitters have been recently upgraded, our holiday parks are still in remote areas, so mobile phone signal varies. The Vodafone & EE networks tend to offer the best coverage.

We provide dedicated BBQ slabs for you to enjoy at Drimsynie Estate and Hunters Quay.

Absolutely. We always encourage visitors to take plenty of snaps whilst on their holiday. Be sure to tag us on social media too, @argyllholidays. Please bear in mind that we don’t allow guests to film or take photographs in our swimming pool areas. While you’re with us, you may spot a TV camera or professional photographer. We could be shooting photos, video or maybe even filming a TV show. We’ll try to make sure the filming doesn’t affect your holiday and that you always know what’s going on. With this agreement, you give us the rights to anything containing your image that’s shot while you’re with us. This doesn’t affect your own photos or videos of course! If you don’t want to be in the shot, please try to stay away from the filming area, and if you or someone in your family does stray into a photo or video without meaning to, we’ll do our best to remove the image from our library.