The lodge sleeps six and is situated at Puck's Glen on the Cowal Peninsula of Argyll between Loch Eck and the Holy Loch, six miles north of Dunoon. It is set in a small group of privately owned log cabins collectively known as Lamont Lodges.  

Ard Darach is Gaelic for Great Oak and it is from an adjacent large mature tree that the lodge takes its name. The tree dominates the view from the lounge window and it is a haven for songbirds by day, owls at night and is regularly frequented by red squirrels.

Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park it is a superb location to enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, mountain biking, fishing, Munro bagging and watching wildlife. It is also an ideal base to explore the towns, landscapes and history of Argyll.                     For stargazers the dark night skies are amazing and a torch is a good idea for evening / night time walks.

The Accommodation

A kitchen diner, fully equipped with electric cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher all the expected crockery etc and seating for up to six people.

A large lounge with TV, Fire Stick, DVD player, CD player, radio, small library of books and DVDs and a selection of family board games.

One double bedroom with sink and vanity area.

Two twin bedrooms with doors exiting onto a small area of decking.

Bathroom with electric towel rail and electric shower over the bath.

Washing machine and tumble dryer adjacent to the bathroom.

Electric convector heaters in all rooms.

Double glazing throughout.

Covered verandah decking area with table and chairs and a gate to prevent young children or a dog from wandering off.

A metal rail is fixed to the side of the lodge to which bicycles can be secured.

Dedicated parking beside the lodge for three cars.

Linen and towels are provided.

Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome at an additional charge.

Smoking is not permitted within the lodge.