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The Weather in Lochgilphead
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Check out the climate diagram for Lochgilphead. On average, the warmest month is July. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Lochgilphead, with temperatures falling below 2°. The rainiest month is July, while the driest month is May.
Accommodation options in Lochgilphead
In Lochgilphead, more than half of the accommodation options in Lochgilphead are house rentals, which represent 53.1% of the properties. The median size of house rentals in Lochgilphead is 179 m², and they cost, on average, £116 per night. Furthermore, these rentals are ideal for medium-sized groups and families, as that is the average number of guests that house rentals are able to accommodate in Lochgilphead. Travellers who prefer something else will also find many hotel rooms, which are the second most popular property type in Lochgilphead. The average size of hotel rooms in Lochgilphead is 26 m², and the average price is £98 a night.
Enjoy Argyll countryside in style with Lochgilphead holiday cottages
Lochgilphead is a rural community – you won't find modern apartment blocks here. However if you are looking for traditional architecture and larger properties overlooking the sea, there is lots of appropriate Lochgilphead accommodation to suit.
Family Activities
Out on the water for wildlife spotting
Pull on a lifejacket and book the family one of Venture West's boat tours from Crinan. Depending on the season you may spot eagles, porpoises, minke whales and dolphins. Longer tours to Staffa and Jura are also available.
Local Attractions
Step back over 1000 years at Dunadd Fort
One of the area's most important historic places is Dunadd Fort, built in the hills above Lochgilphead in the 6th Century for defence. The walk up to the site is well worth the effort, and once at the top you can explore the ruins of the fort and read the information panels explaining its history. Don't miss the footptint shaped space in the rocks, legend says if your foot fits you could be next King of the Scots.
