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Top 5 things to do with kids this summer at Home Farms.

Jun 7, 2024

At HomeFarm Cottages, there are several family-friendly activities and attractions that you can enjoy with kids.
Here are our top five things to do with kids in Glendaruel this summer:
  1. Explore Benmore Botanic Garden: Benmore Botanic Garden is a beautiful garden located near Glendaruel. It offers a great opportunity for kids to explore nature and learn about various plant species. They can enjoy walking through the garden’s enchanting paths, spotting colorful flowers, and discovering the Giant Redwood Avenue. Why not Visit Benmore Cafe and Playpark, which is located within Benmore Botanic Garden. Enjoy a meal or snack at the cafe while the kids have a blast in the play area, which includes a climbing frame, swings, and slides.
  2. Visit Kilmun Arboretum: Kilmun Arboretum is another fantastic destination for families. Situated on the shores of Holy Loch, this woodland area features a variety of tree species. Kids can have a wonderful time walking along the trails, playing in the open spaces, and learning about different types of trees.
  3. Enjoy outdoor activities in Argyll Forest Park: Glendaruel is surrounded by the vast Argyll Forest Park, offering numerous outdoor activities for families. You can go on nature walks, hiking trails suitable for kids, and have picnics amidst the stunning scenery. Keep an eye out for wildlife like red deer and various bird species.
  4. Take a boat trip on Loch Eck: Loch Eck is a picturesque freshwater loch near Glendaruel. Consider taking a boat trip with the family to admire the scenic beauty of the area. Kids can enjoy the boat ride, spotting wildlife, and learning about the history and geography of the loch
  5. Visit Ardkinglas Estate for the Gruffalo Trail and Fairy Trail. It is renowned for its fine collection of conifer trees and the trail will capture the children’s imagination! Can you spot the Gruffalo? 

Our summer deal is still on. This summer stay at home… farms.