Inchie Farm Bed and Breakfast is located on the shores of the serene Lake of Menteith, where the spectacular ospreys can be seen fishing during the breeding season. The area is ideal for walking and cycling in the Trossachs, climbing Ben Lomond and is within easy reach of Stirling Castle, Wallace Monument and the Falkirk Wheel. We are also comfortable walking distance from the famous Nick Nairn Cookschool!

Inchmahome Priory

Watch ospreys fish

Walking & cycling in the Trossachs

Climb Ben Lomond

Stirling Castle

Wallace Monument

Falkirk Wheel

Rainbow trout fishing

Challenging golf courses

The accommodation

• The family or double bedroom has one double bed and one single bed with an ensuite shower room.

• The twin bedroom has two separate single beds with private facilities adjacent.

• Both bedrooms face south enjoying the morning sun and overlooking the fields and hills. Rooms also have tea/coffee making facilities with homemade shortbread.

• Guests own lounge with colour TV. Central Heating throughout.

Breakfast

Breakfast is served at 8.30 am. An early breakfast available from 7.00 am on request.

Sample Menu:

• Choice of Juice or Segments
• Oatmeal Porridge or Cereals
• Full Scottish Breakfast or try our scrambled eggs from our free range hens
• Homemade Jam and Marmalade

The Lake of Menteith Hotel is nearby, offering a full restaurant menu in the conservatory overlooking the Lake and a bar menu in the new Port Bar. Evening meals also available in Thornhill and Kippen only 10 minutes away.

Leisure and Places of Interest

• Inchmahome Priory – take a short boat trip across to the Island on the Lake with the Menteith Hills rising above you. Spend as much time as you like in sweeping scenery and history dating back to 1238.

• Rainbow trout fishing on the Lake.

• Challenging golf courses at nearby Aberfoyle and Callander.

• Pony trekking nearby.

• Trossachs Trail – miles of forest drives, cycle tracks and walks via the Dukes Pass from Aberfoyle. Sail on SS Walter Scott on Loch Katrine in the very heart of the Trossachs. Continue the circular tour to Callander home to the famous Rob Roy MacGregor.