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Aberfoyle, or pronounced 'Obar Phuill' in Scottish Gaelic, is a charming village in the historic registration county of Perthshire, Scotland. It is also the council area of Stirling. The city's name translates to the "mouth of the muddy stream". This holiday destination lies on the glorious banks of the River Forth, located in Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. It is a popular place for tourists, thanks to its many scenic views, plus an array of restaurants, shops and cafés. This village is home to Aberfoyle Golf Club, a heathland course designed by James Braid, one of Scotland's most scenic golf courses.

Many accommodation options in Aberfoyle offer free parking and WiFi, so you don't need to worry about paying extra for car parking. Budget-friendly accommodation options are available, often with charming views of the surrounding area. You'll find a good blend of guesthouses, inns, hotels, resorts, homes and apartments rentals. If you love adventure, a log cabin or camping site might be a good option. If you're keen on luxury, plenty of fancy hotels and all-inclusive resorts are also available.

What to see and do in Aberfoyle

  • The Lodge Forest Visitor Centre: Carry your camera, so you can capture memorable moments while enjoying the beautiful waterfall. Take a stroll in the gardens or watch the red squirrels and lovely birds in the park.
  • Go Country, Forest Hills Water Sports Centre: Have you ever experienced paddleboarding? It's not for the faint-hearted. This location offers a suitable place to try it out.
  • The Scottish Wool: Get educated at this place, where you can learn about sheep wool with real-life demonstrations of working sheepdogs and spinning. You can also purchase great memorabilia at the gift shops.
  • Doon Hill and Fairy Knowe: Enjoy a lovely walk and discover mysterious sites at this point of interest.
  • Go Ape: Take an adventure at this rope-trail treetop centre. Experience the thrill of zip-lining heights and attempt the treetop challenge.
  • Queen Elizabeth Forest Park: Enjoy a hike at this amazingly scenic destination. It's amid wooded mountains, and you can listen to the sounds of water coming from the nearby lakes.
  • Lake of Menteith: This lake has several picnic areas and is well known for fly fishing.
  • Aberfoyle Golf Club: Enjoy a good game of golf on this picturesque golf course.
  • Loch Ard: This scenic freshwater lake is ideal for picnics and photos. Spend an afternoon basking in the calmness of still waters and enjoy its scenic walking trails. There are also many exciting watersports.
  • iCentre: Browse through this centre with a plentiful variety of high-quality items and souvenirs.
  • Bike Park: If you enjoy the thrill and fitness of bike riding, you'll enjoy the many scenic views along the bike trails in this lovely park.
  • Loch Drunkie: This is a picturesque and ideal place for camping.
  • Loch Katrine: This storied reservoir is a great place for boating and fishing.

What to eat in Aberfoyle

Most restaurants in this village offer British and Scottish gastronomy options, with light lunches being very common, such as sandwiches. The local cuisine in this town has a solid British foundation and typically presented with modern flair and unique flavour blends. Some popular local favourites include fresh fish and chips and steak pie. Blueberry muffins are a favourite accompaniment when it comes time for some Scottish tea./p>

Typical events and festivals in Aberfoyle

Scotland, as a whole, is a country that indeed loves its music. Thus, there are numerous music festivals year-round throughout its many towns. Although the village lacks Aberfoyle-specific concerts and events, you can attend vibrant performances and festivals in the nearby towns.

How to move around in Aberfoyle

The best way to move around in this village is by using the efficient network of trains and buses. You may enjoy the perks of a private vehicle by hiring a car. You may also opt to tour the town on a two-wheeler by renting a bike.

The climate in Aberfoyle

The prevailing climate in this Scottish destination is oceanic. The area experiences a significant amount of rainfall throughout the year. January, October and November are the rainiest months, averaging about 16 days of rain each month. The total accumulation over a year is approximately 1,170 mm, evenly distributed over 164 rainy days on average. Winters in Aberfoyle are generally mild, with January being the coldest month. Average winter temperatures range between highs of 6° C and lows of 2° C. July is the warmest month, with average temperatures between 12° C and 18° C.

Aberfoyle today 43°F
46°F | 39°F

In Aberfoyle we will have moderate rain, warm clothing is recommended.

    • Saturday
    • 50°F | 37°F
    • Sunday
    • 54°F | 36°F
    • Monday
    • 54°F | 37°F
    • Tuesday
    • 43°F | 37°F

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Resort Macdonald Forest Hills

Resort Macdonald Forest Hills

2.4 mi from city centre Excellent location
Hotel Rob Roy

Hotel Rob Roy

1,437 yd from city centre Good location
Bed and Breakfast The Bield

Bed and Breakfast The Bield

198 yd from city centre
The Forth Inn

The Forth Inn

76 yd from city centre