Amazing scenery, ideal for exploring the National Park, Stirling and the Trossachs or the west coast of Scotland.

Welcome to Crosskeys Loch Lomond

Set within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, Crosskeys sits at the head of Glen Fruin, just 2 miles from Loch Lomond. Whatever your interests, Crosskeys has something for everyone. Amazing scenery, good road links to local amenities in Helensburgh, Balloch, and Dumbarton and further afield for exploring the National Park, Stirling and the Trossachs or the west coast of Scotland.Savour the

Glenfruin Lodge

A modern spacious ground floor apartment with oak wooden floors throughout and under floor heating it offers an ideal relaxing country get away.

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Crosskeys Cottage

This traditional Scottish stone cottage offers you a unique chance to stay in an iconic local landmark with a 300 year history! Tasteful fixtures and decoration give the cottage today a fresh, modern and cosy ambience.

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Comments from our Guestbook

Once again Craig & Alison made us feel very welcome in their superb Lodge.
We were comfortable and wanted for nothing. Trips out included the Transport Museum and Kelvingrove in Glasgow.
Both were superb and the children loved it.
Loch Tay is beautiful and the boys enjoyed the water trampoline and also the Quay in Luss and wakeboarding on Loch Lomond. The Arboretum at Arkinglass on the way to Inveraray was a great walk for both adults and children.
A trip to Stirling rounded off the week .

Thank you again for a great week

Jackie, Andrew, Tom, George & Sam

North Devon

19th – 25th August 2023

Lovely Cottage, with tasteful decor.
Thank you for your hospitality. We had some great walks in Loch Lomond and Helensburgh.
Great scenery and lots to see and do in the area.
The Spa was lovely to relax in after our days out.

Hopefully see you again soon

Chris, Rose & Roscoe
Humberside

6th – 13th August 2022

A very cosy cottage – wonderful large bed. Very well stocked and a spotlessly clean cottage.
Very easy to book,
Craig was very responsive.
Our two dogs were welcome.

Keith & Christine

Date of arrival – 23 January 2023

23rd – 26th January 2023

A beautiful Cottage in a beautiful location, made all the more special by the little touches from
Craig & Alison. Although the weather was not the best we have enjoyed a lovely few days, a true home from home!
Thank you for a lovely break.
Ian, Birgit, Jack & Mitzy (woof !!)

28th Dec – 2nd January 2023

A big thanks Alison & Craig, we have had an amazing time in this beautiful cottage.  My wife and I did not want to leave!  This is my wife’s first time in Scotland and it has stolen her heart.  We will take Craig’s advice and book for the end of May next year.

If you love wildlife and breath taking scenery this is the place!

See you next year, Tony & Vanessa

3rd – 10th August 2019

Despite ‘challenging’ weather, we’ve had a wonderful few days in this peaceful, well-appointed and well-located cottage (Glenfruin Lodge).

Spent a tranquil evening on the deserted shore of Milavvochy Bay/Balmaha.  Hill House is superb.  Enjoyed the scenery of the Trossachs and a stroll around Callander.

The ‘Tullie’ in Balloch offers good value, unpretentious food.  The Boathouse at Cameron House is recommended.

A family wedding at Ross Priory brought us here and, hopefully, we’ll be back.

Bob & Helen, Bristol

31st March – 4th April 2014

We’ve had a lovely week at Glenfruin Lodge.  The Lodge is beautiful and very well equipped.  The fire and whirlpool bath were both lovely added bonuses!

We visited Balloch and took a boat tour around the loch.  Luss is worth a visit as it is a beautiful place and there are some lovely walks.

Inverary is a lovely place for a day trip – the scenery on the way is breathtaking.  The castle and jail in the town are also worth the money.

Thank you for a lovely week, we will be back!

Beverley and Gary

1st – 8th September 2012

Lovely place to stay, real value for money.  Great location for venturing out.

Can recommend Doune Castle (Near Stirling) for the Monty Python fans; followed by an outstanding meal at Deanston Distillery.  Hill House is a must for Charles Rennie Mackintosh fans.

Ellen & Carole, Blackpool

4th to 11th October 2014

A lovely stay as always in Glenfruin Lodge.  This year we went to 3 Highland Games, a treat if you want something different.

Glasgow Museum and Botanical Gardens also well worth a visit as it Stirling Castle.

A mixed bag of weather but never a problem as plenty to see and do.  Also a lovely cottage to return to at the end of the day.

Will be back next year.

Sue and Roddy, Maidstone, Kent

15th – 22nd July 2017

We have had a lovely week despite our very teethy 18 month old!

So much to see and do in the area.  Perfect location here at Glenfruin Lodge.

Highlights (child friendly obviously!) have been Luss, Balmaha (amazingly peaceful beach to ourselves!) and lovely lunch at Balloch House Hotel (pie day) followed by great playground!

Lovely cottage – well furnished with all we needed for a week of quiet evenings in and comfy sofas!

Thanks for a great stay!

Po, Andy & Emma, Bristol

17th – 23rd August 13

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Things to do

Ben Lomond Walk

Favourite walks

If the outdoors is your thing then there are mountains in abundance to suit all levels of walkers. Ben Lomond, Scotland’s most southerly Monroe (a mountain over 3,000ft high), just one of 283 in Scotland.  Starting point is at Rowerdennan on the east side of loch lomond.  Well worth it for the views of Loch Lomond as you […]

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The Hill House (National Trust property) – Helensburgh

Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a revolutionary architect and designer and The Hill House is considered to be his domestic masterpiece. Mackintosh and his wife Margaret created almost everything, from the building itself to the furniture and textiles. More examples of his work can be seen in Glasgow.https://www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/the-hill-house

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Luss conservation village – western shore of Loch Lomond

Located on the banks of Loch Lomond, off the A82, 5 miles north of Crosskeys. Occupation of this area dates back to medieval times, but much of the village and the neat rows of cottages were built in the 18th and 19th centuries to house workers from the nearby slate quarries and featured in the […]

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