If you’re staying with us at Loch Lomond Waterfront this Easter break, plenty is happening in the local area to keep the whole family entertained. To help you plan your stay, here are a few local activities for you to enjoy. You can also check out our family activities page here for more ideas!
What’s on for families this Easter by Loch Lomond?
During your break at Loch Lomond Waterfront, be sure to spend some time in your luxury lodge or chalet. Have a dip in the hot tub, take in the fresh air and lochside views, feed the ducks, geese and wildlife, paddle in the shallow waters of our private beach. And above all, enjoy some quality family time together. Each of our lodges sleeps 2 to 6 guests, but if you have a larger family group, you are welcome to make a multi-lodge booking. We even have some inter-connecting lodges, so that up to 12 guests can stay together.
As an alternative to our lodges and chalets, we also offer glamping accommodation in our welcoming shepherd’s huts. Each hut has a boutique bathroom, kitchenette and double bed. We have three shepherd’s huts, each sleeping 2 people. Families may wish to book two, or all three of the huts to accommodate a larger group. Please note that our shepherd’s huts don’t have hot tubs.
We have both pet-friendly and pet-free accommodation in our resort, so you can bring your four-legged friends along too!
Easter egg hunts 2024
Join in the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Ben Lomond. This great family activity on Sunday 31st March 2024 is run by the National Trust for Scotland. Follow the trails, solve the clues and receive an Easter treat. Please note, there is a charge of £4 per trail sheet.
Alternatively, solve the trail challenge on a Dumbarton Castle Easter Egg Hunt and a sweet treat is your reward! The trail is included in your admission fee, when visiting the castle. Drop-in throughout the day, from Friday 29th March to Monday 1st April.
Spring walks
There are plenty of beautiful walks here on the east side of Loch Lomond, from gentle strolls along the beach to more challenging routes. Take a look at our guide to walking and hiking in Loch Lomond here. If you’d like to find out more, be sure to ask us when you arrive. We can advise you on walks suitable for your party, or areas you might not have thought to visit.
Family attractions and activities
If that’s not enough to keep you busy, there are plenty of exciting places to visit this spring in Loch Lomond. Such as Blair Drummond Safari Park, Loch Lomond Sea Life Centre, Balloch Castle and Country Park and Loch Lomond Bird of Prey Centre. Not to mention the many boat trips and cruises, outdoor adventures and more. Take a look at our full list of things to do here. Most seasonal attractions re-open around Easter time, so there are lots to choose from, but please do check their individual opening times before visiting.
If you need any more advice on things to do this Easter in Loch Lomond, just ask us during your stay or get in touch beforehand. Have a great time!
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