Loch Awe Holiday Park
A stay at Loch Awe Holiday Park gives you easy access to superb fishing opportunities - chiefly, right at Loch Awe itself. Choose yourself and a great sport amongst the secluded islands and bays, and look out for spectacular views over the famous Kilchurn Castle.
LOCH AWE (March-October)
Loch Awe is famous for its wild brown trout - in fact, the British record for the largest rod-caught record has been broken at Loch Awe four times over the last decade. However, it's the reliable volume of good 'pan-sized' trout that's the main attraction for anglers of all abilities. As well as brown trout, there are also ferox trout, rainbow trout, salmon, sea trout, arctic char, pike and perch up for grabs.
From March to October, its 24-mile shoreline offers up an abundance of fish, which makes it popular with novices and old-hands alike.
Coarse fishing is year-round, whilst game fishing runs from 15th March to 6th October.
Permits from Loch Awe Boats, by Dalmally: 01866 833 256.
Here you can also hire rowing boats, motorboats and canoes.
MACKAY'S LOCH FISHERY
If you're a fan of fly fishing this fishery near Oban is one of the best spots for it in all of Scotland. Even out of season, you can enjoy fishing for both brown and rainbow trout. Hire a boat or while away the hours on the scenic shoreline.
Bordered by the River Awe, there is so much to see in the area around Loch Awe Holiday Park, making it the perfect choice for those wishing to explore the Highlands & Islands. The great freshwater lochs attract keen anglers, whilst walkers and...
Loch Awe Holiday Park
in the West of Scotland
Our efforts to protect and enhance our natural environment have been recognised by the David Bellamy Conservation award.
All of our holiday parks have been awarded four or five stars by the Scottish Tourist Board.
Multi-award winners at the 2019 Scottish Outdoor Leisure Awards.
Voted 2019 Best Relax & Explore Park in Scotland by holiday company, Hoseasons.
Hoseasons Best of the Best.
