These lodges are off the main site but in a lovely setting. As other reviews said they are a bit dated inside but it was a great base to tour around - we headed upto Kingussie to see the wildlife park and on another day we headed for Skye. We did call in at the main site to try the restaurant but the service was so slow we decided to head back to our lodge and cook for ourselves so can't comment on the food. we had also intended to try the swimming pool but the photos on hoseasons website are obviously taken from a "flattering angle" as its a tiny. There is a welcome pack within the lodges giving details of closest shop etc but it neglects to mention the floating pub a short walk away - we discovered this on our last nigh (we were there for 3) as we had thought the house at the end of the road was private property instead the lock gates and the barge which is the floating pub sat behind it. Obviously they want your business round at the main site but the distance between these means somebody will always have to be the designated driver so why not mention the pub that's within walking distance. All in we had a nice weekend away - I do wonder why with the glengarry lodges being the budget option of the park they...These lodges are off the main site but in a lovely setting. As other reviews said they are a bit dated inside but it was a great base to tour around - we headed upto Kingussie to see the wildlife park and on another day we headed for Skye.

We did call in at the main site to try the restaurant but the service was so slow we decided to head back to our lodge and cook for ourselves so can't comment on the food. we had also intended to try the swimming pool but the photos on hoseasons website are obviously taken from a "flattering angle" as its a tiny.

There is a welcome pack within the lodges giving details of closest shop etc but it neglects to mention the floating pub a short walk away - we discovered this on our last nigh (we were there for 3) as we had thought the house at the end of the road was private property instead the lock gates and the barge which is the floating pub sat behind it. Obviously they want your business round at the main site but the distance between these means somebody will always have to be the designated driver so why not mention the pub that's within walking distance.

All in we had a nice weekend away - I do wonder why with the glengarry lodges being the budget option of the park they don't allow pets in them as you usually find on holiday parks its the budget ones they are allowed in as I would have loved to bring our dog alongMore