Torran Bay Hostel, Torran Farm, Ford, Lochgilphead. PA31 8RH

Call Sheila Brolly on 01546 810133

Overview

With 16 en suite rooms and great views of Loch Awe, Torran Bay Hostel is the perfect base for a fantastic Highlands holiday. Fishing from Torran Farm land is available or why not venture out on the loch? Boat and canoe launching is available along with a large parking area. Just 30 miles from Oban, 13 miles from Lochgilphead and close to the Crinnan canal, Torran Bay is located at the south end of Loch Awe which is 25 miles long. Excellent for fishing for brown trout, pike, arctic char, perch and roach or just a day relaxing on the loch. Other activities include walking, on Torran Farm land and beyond, hiking, cycling, bird watching and golf. The hostel can accommodate up to 40 guests, with rooms arranged in different combinations. It has two well equipped kitchens for self-catering and the local Indian/Chinese takeaway delivers to the hostel. Prices includes continental breakfast and all rooms have TV and DVD.

This accommodation is featured on our map of West coast of Scotland, Skye and the Hebrides and here is its own website.

Details

  • Beds & Rooms:

    34: 10 x 2 or double, 2 x double and single, 1 x 4 , 2 x 3

  • Open:

    All year. All day.

  • Price per night:

    From £50 to £72 per room, including continental breakfast and parking. Group bookings welcome..

  • Booking:

    booking 4 rooms or more, full payment required 14 days before arrival

  • Directions:

    From Glasgow take A82 to Tarbet then take the A83 to Lochgilphead, Lochgilphead to Kilmartin A816. 1 mile past Kilmartin follow signs to Ford B840. From Ford take Dalavich road for 1 mile. Hostel on the right.

  • Public Transport:

    Buses Lochgilphead to Ford, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday

  • Walks:

    Long Distance Walkers AssociationLong Distance Walks

This accommodation allows dogs by arrangement, is by the sea, is near mountains and is available to individuals. It is on the IHUK signage page.

Facilities

cPrivate rooms
&Family rooms
rDisabled Access
dBedding provided
gFully heated
oMeals available locally
kSelf catering facilities
!Bike/equipment store (unlocked)
iDrying room
jShowers
[WiFi
tWithin 1 mile of NCN
ZDogs by arrangement

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Torran Bay with my dog

September 16th 2015

The area around Torran Bay has an impressive history with many ancient and medieval historical sites nearby – stone circles, cairns, castles – many free to access. The local church has a fascinating collection of medieval grave-slabs and a visit to Dunadd Fortress where the early Scottish Kings were crowned is a must.

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Dogs very welcome at Torran Bay Hostel – a great location for dog walking

November 6th 2019

Discover the heart of Scottish culture at our self catering, dog friendly accommodation on the shores of Loch Awe.

Our hostel has  a range of private and family rooms available. Our self catering facilities allow you to enjoy a homely atmosphere and a wonderful holiday on a budget and for a special treat meals can be purchased at one of the nearby towns/villages.  Torran Bay is situated on a farm in the Scottish highlands, allowing you to experience exciting adventures or blissful relaxing in the serenity; you can keep up with your social life and upload stunning photos of the magnificent scenery using our free WiFi! We are within one mile of the NCN and offer a drying room for any equipment.

Torran bay with bruce the dog
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Stay at the water’s edge of Loch Awe!

December 18th 2018

With canoe and kayak launching facilities we encourage you to get out in the water and have a ball! I promise you will be “awe”d by the pure beauty 😉

With astonishing views of Loch Awe and 16 en suite rooms what better place to stay when exploring the Highlands!

Torran Bay Hostel - water sports - Scotland - Loch Awe
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Burial Cairns and Standing Stones

March 14th 2016

Discover the ancient stone legacy on Kilmartin Glen, a day walk from Torran Bay Hostel

Four miles from Torran Bay Hostel is Kilmartin, the start of Kilmartin Glen.  Kilmartin Glen is a broad valley containing  nearly 800  rock carvings, burial cairns and standing stones. There are also more recent stoneworks including the fortress of the Scots and a castle.

Photograph by Brian Sutherland

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