Find a dreamlike holiday rental for as little as £37 per night by exploring the 41 properties featured in Aberfoyle. With HomeToGo you can instantly search and compare the offers for each property from various providers to discover the best price and save up to 64%.
Recommended holiday lettings in Aberfoyle
Rent a holiday home, apartment or cottage in Aberfoyle from just £37 per night
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Aberfoyle
Lettings can be selected based on various criteria. Above, you will find the number of lettings that offer a specific amenity in Aberfoyle. Many accommodation options in Aberfoyle include internet or pets allowed, which makes it a wonderful holiday spot if you can't imagine a holiday without internet or you travel with your pet. Begin your holiday planning in advance if you need a cot for your baby or you think grilling is essential for a great holiday. There are only 1 listed lettings including cots and 1 rentals including barbecues.
The Weather in Aberfoyle
- Rainy days
Here is our climate diagram for Aberfoyle. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. In contrast, the coolest month is January. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is September.
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Accommodation options for your holiday in Aberfoyle
Users who are searching for hotel rooms in Aberfoyle can find many different options, since this is the most common accommodation type there. These properties have a median size of 21 m² as well as a median price of £92 a night. Furthermore, the majority of hotel rooms in Aberfoyle can welcome groups of 2, which makes Aberfoyle a wonderful holiday spot for couples and small groups. If you would prefer to compare a different accommodation type, you could consider bed & breakfast rentals, which are the second most frequently offered accommodation option in Aberfoyle. Our data reveals that the average price of bed & breakfast rentals is £90 per night for an area of 21 m².
Stay at an Aberfoyle holiday cottage in the heart of the Trossachs
The Trossachs village of Aberfoyle brands itself as 'The Gateway to the Highlands', and is an excellent choice for an active break. Aberfoyle accommodation includes traditional cottages and apartments, with larger properties and houses in the surrounding countryside.
Where to find the best food in Aberfoyle?
Local produce and whisky in abundance
You'll find a wide range of options for eating and drinking in Aberfoyle and the surrounding area. Many restaurants embrace the best of local produce, so expect to find haggis, venison, and lots of fish on the menus. There's a small supermarket in town and regular farmers' markets at nearby Callander and Balloch. Around 20 minutes by car from Aberfoyle is Glengoyne Distillery, where you can see whisky being made in the traditional manner and buy whisky-based gifts to take home.
What are the best activities for families in Aberfoyle?
Active outdoor exploration in the Trossachs
One of the best places to start exploring the Trossachs is at the visitor centre for the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, 50,000 acres of managed woodland. Pick up a leaflet showing the many walking trail routes through the forest, find out about the local wildlife, or just have a cup of tea in the café as the kids play in the play area. Also onsite is an aerial rope and climbing course which will be a hit with adventurous teens, and just to the west at Loch Ard, people of all ages can attempt a floating assault course between April and October.
Where are the unique attractions in Aberfoyle?
Cruise along Loch Katrine in Victorian splendour
A short distance north of Aberfoyle is Loch Katrine, the beautiful setting for novels by Sir Walter Scott. A steamship built in 1900 named after the famous novelist takes visitors on cruises along the loch, giving a different perspective of the surrounding countryside. Slightly further afield is Stirling, one of Scotland's oldest cities. See its historic castle and jail, shops, restaurants, and many other visitor attractions.
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