Newtonmore 3 miles. A well-presented, cosy log cabin located in a secluded holiday park that is centrally situated in the fabulous Cairngorm National Park. This log cabin in Cairngorm is very well-appointed and tastefully finished, with tartan touches throughout and with the addition of a hot tub on the veranda, is a memorable holiday destination. Ideal for a variety of guests, this Cairngorm cottage suits a family with its child-friendly and secure play area and is perfect for a couple's romantic getaway or an ideal base for a group of friends who want to experience the atmosphere and enjoy the great outdoors. This all ground floor Cairngorm cottage has two lovely bedrooms, a shower room and an open plan living area with a fully-fitted kitchen, with doors opening out onto the balcony at the front and side, a cosy sitting area and a welcoming dining area which is the perfect place for enjoying your lovingly prepared meals. The holiday park benefits from a salmon fishing river to the rear and the whole park is surrounded by mountains, making this location a truly picturesque holiday spot. This Cairngorm log cabin is the perfect place for a relaxing break where you can sit back and enjoy a coffee on the veranda or laze in the hot tub with a glass of champagne. However you choose to relax, you will simply love the peaceful atmosphere. During the summer months, the holiday park benefits from an on-site launderette, and the pretty highland town of Newtonmore is just three miles away offering excellent shopping and dining opportunities all year round. Guests who enjoy an action packed holiday will love visiting Aviemore in the Cairngorm National Park which is just 18 miles to the north and offers visitors a diverse selection of activities to choose from, including walking, sled dog riding, skiing and wildlife watching. At the end of a fun packed day you will love to return to the welcoming comfort of your fabulous Cairngorm log cabin.

Overlooking the River Spey, in the Cairngorms National Park, Newtonmore has several shops and pubs, as well as the Newtonmore Craft Centre and two excellent, award-winning museums. The area offers fine golf, fishing, pony trekking, walking, bird-watching, cycling, mountain-biking, climbing and skiing, making it an ideal base from which to discover all that this scenic area of Scotland has to offer.

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