Delny Highland Lodge
- Sleeps 5
- Pets 1
One double and one twin. Shower. Heating throughout. Timber deck with patio furniture.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
From £325 for 7 nights
Delny, Nr Invergordon
Delny Highland Lodges
- Sleeps up to 7
- Pets 1
Beautiful countryside and fly fishing on a private loch – these are just some of the delights on offer for you at Delny.
The superb lodges enjoy woodland settings just a few minutes’ walk from the shores of Loch Katrina, where rowing boats are available free of charge.
Your children will love the play area and the burn that runs through the centre of the park.
There’s a cosy pub which serves meals, bar meals and takeaways.
A host of attractions await you in the surrounding area, including NC500 Route ’Scotlands answer to route 66’, Loch Ness, Inverness, dolphin spotting on the Black Isle, special tourist routes, fishing villages and glorious beaches.
Weekly fly fishing is available at £15.00 for adults and £12.50 for children.
The superb lodges enjoy woodland settings just a few minutes’ walk from the shores of Loch Katrina, where rowing boats are available free of charge.
Your children will love the play area and the burn that runs through the centre of the park.
There’s a cosy pub which serves meals, bar meals and takeaways.
A host of attractions await you in the surrounding area, including NC500 Route ’Scotlands answer to route 66’, Loch Ness, Inverness, dolphin spotting on the Black Isle, special tourist routes, fishing villages and glorious beaches.
Weekly fly fishing is available at £15.00 for adults and £12.50 for children.
- Countryside setting
- Fishing
- Private Loch
Delny Highland Lodges Features
Accommodation features
- Two and three bedroom Scandinavian style lodges
- TV
- Kitchen including microwave
- Wi-Fi
- Bath and/or shower
- Bed linen and duvets
- Beds made up for your arrival
- Additional sleeping for one in the lounge area (except Burnside)
- Balcony or patio
- Gas and electricity included
- Cots £10pw and highchairs £7pw each
- Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
- Pets £30 per week and £20 per short break each (max 1)
- All non-smoking accommodation
- * Bar, restaurant – April-October and over Christmas and New Year (closed Christmas Day) Fishing – April-OctoberAll other facilities available for all dates. *
- Charges apply.
Accommodation at Delny Highland Lodges
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Burnside Lodge
- Sleeps 4
- Pets 1
One double and one twin. Bath with overhead shower. Central heating. Patio with garden furniture.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
From £379 for 7 nights
Highland Ranch Lodge
- Sleeps 7
- Pets 1
One double and two twin. Shower. Central heating. Timber deck with patio furniture.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
From £435 for 7 nights
Top Days Out Near Delny Highland Lodges
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Delny Highland Lodges, with real driving times.
Whisky distillery
10 min drive · 6.7 miles
The Dalmore Distillery
Sat nav: IV17 0UT
A Highland single malt distillery on the Cromarty Firth, making whisky since 1839.
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The Dalmore is a Highland single malt distillery in Alness, about 20 miles north of Inverness. It sits on the banks of the Cromarty Firth, overlooking the Black Isle, and has been making whisky since 1839. The distillery's website offers a distillery experience that you can reserve.
Historic castle
32 min drive · 20.9 miles
Castle Leod
Sat nav: IV14 9AA
A red sandstone Highland tower house, still a family home, said to inspire Outlander's Castle Leoch.
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Castle Leod is the seat of Clan Mackenzie, a Category A-listed red sandstone tower house near the Victorian spa village of Strathpeffer, with Ben Wyvis behind it. It is believed to stand on the site of an ancient Pictish fort, and the Earl of Cromartie's family still lives here.
Tip: The castle is open to the public only on selected days each year, so check the website before you set off. Parking is for open days and private tour guests only.
Castle
40 min drive · 27.7 miles
Dunrobin Castle
Sat nav: KW10 6SF
The largest house in the northern Highlands, with 189 rooms, gardens and a private railway station.
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Dunrobin Castle is the family seat of the Earl of Sutherland, standing a mile north of Golspie and overlooking the Dornoch Firth. With 189 rooms, it is the largest house in the northern Highlands.
Tip: Dunrobin Castle railway station on the Far North Line was built for the castle, so you can arrive by train instead of driving.
Ruined castle
59 min drive · 40.2 miles
Urquhart Castle
Sat nav: IV63 6XL
Explore the ruins of a medieval fortress on a rocky headland above Loch Ness.
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Urquhart Castle is a ruined fortress on Strone Point, a headland overlooking Loch Ness, about two kilometres east of Drumnadrochit. It was once one of Scotland's largest castles, and its story takes in the Wars of Independence, raids by the Lords of the Isles and the Jacobite Risings, when departing government troops blew it up.
Tip: Book your visit online in advance to guarantee entry.
Castle and gardens
53 min drive · 39.5 miles
Cawdor Castle
Sat nav: IV12 5RD
A Highland castle built around a 15th-century tower, with three gardens and ancient oak woodland.
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Cawdor Castle stands near Nairn in the Scottish Highlands. It is built around a 15th-century tower house, with later additions enclosing a courtyard reached by a drawbridge. The castle began as a Calder property and passed to the Campbells in the 16th century. In the lowest level of the tower you can see the remains of the small holly tree it was built around.
Tip: The castle and gardens only open to visitors for part of the year, so check the Cawdor Castle website for reopening dates before you set off.
Historic fortress
51 min drive · 37.6 miles
Fort George
Sat nav: IV2 7TE
A vast, almost unaltered 18th-century star-shaped fortress on a promontory jutting into the Moray Firth.
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Fort George is a large 18th-century fortress at Ardersier, built after the Jacobite rising of 1745 to control the Highlands. Its star-shaped design survives virtually unaltered, with grassed-over walls, bastions, a drawbridge and a wide ditch. The fortress has never been attacked, and it has been described as "a harmony of pure reason and serene menace".
Tip: Head for the Grand Magazine to see the Seafield Collection of Arms and, if you're lucky, the actors bringing 18th-century soldiers' stories to life.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
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Visitor Reviews of Delny Highland Lodges
4.6Visitor Rating out of 5
43 reviews from guests who stayed at Delny Highland Lodges
Emily, Sutton Coldfield
Date of stay: 18th April 2025
Looking forward to our next trip
Mark, Glasgow
Date of stay: 6th April 2025
Really enjoyed the peaceful surroundings, perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle.
Sarah, Alloa
Date of stay: 28th January 2025
Great stay, would definitely return
Emma, Grantham
Date of stay: 15th December 2023
Really enjoyed our stay! The WiFi was fast, beds super comfy and the place has charm.
Emma, Gb
Date of stay: 24th November 2023
We absolutely loved the place - stunning setting, super clean and the staff were lovely.
Emma, Nottingham
Date of stay: 28th July 2023
We loved how spacious the lodge was, especially with our dog. Having a patio instead of a balcony was a real bonus and the view of the stream was absolutely lovely. Would definitely stay again!
Emma, West Yorkshire
Date of stay: 22nd August 2020
Really enjoyed our stay, would definitely come back!
Alex, Knutsford
Date of stay: 22nd August 2020
Great spot! Were already planning our next visit, no doubt.
Harriet, Sunderland
Date of stay: 22nd August 2020
We can't wait to come back over Easter! The place is so peaceful and calming, really great for both couples and families. Theres a lovely play area and animals like horses, deer and the famous Goose. Before you even get to the park, you pass fields full of horses, sheep, cows and pigs, which is lovely to see. Loads to explore nearby too and its not far from Inverness. The owners are super friendly and always make us feel right at home. Definitely recommend!
Alex, Sutton Coldfield
Date of stay: 8th August 2020
Looking forward to visiting again
Emma, Airdriev
Date of stay: 1st August 2020
Great spot to explore the Highlands!
Emma, Newcastle
Date of stay: 1st August 2020
Great vibe, loved it
Emma, Kilmacolm
Date of stay: 18th July 2020
Lovely spot to unwind and take in the views.
James, Gb
Date of stay: 10th July 2020
Really enjoyed our stay, would return!
Emma, Hamilton
Date of stay: 14th March 2020
We loved the location, easy to explore and the staff were super friendly. The lodges were spotless too!
Chris, York
Date of stay: 14th March 2020
Always reliable, never had issues before
Alex, Glasgow
Date of stay: 6th March 2020
Really peaceful spot, perfect for escaping busy life and soaking up natures beauty.
Emma Carter, Glasgow
Date of stay: 4th January 2020
We had an absolutely lovely time here! The lodges were spotless and the surrounding area was really well maintained. Theres a great kids playground, lovely walks for dog walks, plus a pond for fishing or boat rides - perfect for relaxing. We even spotted deer and a goose around the park. The owners are super friendly, making us feel right at home. Just remember to bring your own bath and dish towels!
Sam, Newcastle Upon Tyne
Date of stay: 14th September 2019
Really enjoyed our stay here! The staff made us feel so welcome and the peaceful countryside setting was just perfect for unwinding.
Emma, Glasgow
Date of stay: 27th July 2019
Honestly, I cant find anything to complain about here. The staff are friendly and honestly, Id pick this experience over lavish 5-star any day. Love it!
Emma, Leicestershire
Date of stay: 20th July 2019
Great experience, would definitely come back!
Emma, West Lothian
Date of stay: 6th July 2019
The lodge was super clean, but the sofa looked pretty tired and could do with an upgrade. Chairs werent great either.
Emma, Alexandria
Date of stay: 6th July 2019
We had a lovely holiday, really enjoyed ourselves. The place was lovely and were so glad we made the effort. Sadly, at nearly 70, the long drive was a bit much for us, so probably wont return. Still, happy we went!
Emma, Motherwell
Date of stay: 22nd June 2019
Great experience, definitely coming again!
James, Benfleet
Date of stay: 22nd June 2019
Looking forward to returning next year. The peaceful atmosphere and abundant wildlife really stood out.
James Carter, Wisbech
Date of stay: 21st June 2019
Really worth giving a try
Emma, East Sussex
Date of stay: 15th June 2019
We really enjoyed our visit, will definitely return soon.
Emma, Coaltown Of Balgonie Markinch Fife
Date of stay: 14th June 2019
We had such a chilled week here, honestly. The wildlife was amazing - saw three red deer early one morning! Kevin the goose was a character, totally obsessed with black grapes. Would definitely recommend this place for a peaceful break!
James, Norwich
Date of stay: 18th May 2019
Comfortable stay, friendly staff, recommend.
Emma, Glasgow
Date of stay: 13th May 2019
Wow, what a lovely getaway! We recently visited this lodge for the first time and honestly, we didnt want to leave. If you're after total peace and quiet, this spot is perfect. Its tucked away in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by stunning scenery - truly breathtaking. Theres plenty to keep you busy nearby; we went dolphin spotting which was absolutely incredible and the booklet provided had loads of suggestions. Having a car made exploring even better, whether it was a trip to the local shop or just a scenic drive into town. We stayed at Burnside Lodge and honestly, the best part was unwinding on the balcony, listening to the river and birds - so relaxing! Were already planning our next visit, cant wait to come back!
Joanne
Jul 2022
Had a great break with family the lodges were clean even though they are dated the beds were comfortable slept well. The surrounding area is absolutely beautiful there is a lovely wee pub a great kids park. The staff is so friendly and helpful, we are looking to book for next year
Jean
Jul 2022
Great place and lovely people.
Eric
Jul 2022
it was recomended to us by a friend ,and it did not disapoint us the facilities were on site and handy a very helpfull staff, would recomend Delny lodges to anyone looking to spend time in the highlands,also the food served in the o site pub was brilliant staff were very frindly
Pedro
Jul 2022
Great place for vacation. Nice, clean lodge with all facilities we need. Friendly service!
Jo
Jul 2022
Lovely, tranquil site, lovely walks close to the site and fantastic area to explore
Scott
Jul 2022
Simply stunning place to relax everything you need for a perfect holiday
Louise
Jun 2022
We really enjoyed our 1 week stay at the Ranch. Very welcoming and friendly hosts. The setting is so peaceful. Our lodge was spotless and comfortable, kitchen was very new with everything required including gas hob.
We loved the deer and Goosie but our favourite beasties were of course the magnificent coos. Not only do you have the Highland Coos (Proper Coos, as my husband and I call them). However, for us seeing a Belted Galloway Bull was joyfull, such a rare breed we treasure seeing.
Wonderful week exploring NC500 and the Pictish Stones.
Highlight, John O'Groats Wildlife Cruise around Duncansby Stacks. We were awestruck will treasure the cruise for years.
John
Jun 2022
Enjoyable stay and friendly staff lots to see in the area.
Lynette
Jun 2022
Great holiday at the lodges. So much so that we extended our 4 night stay for another 2 nights and will definitely be returning.
Mary
Jun 2022
Had a fantastic time with family , would recommend it to friends & family .would hope to have another holiday there again
Kimberley
Jun 2022
Loved every minute of it. So calm and peaceful and the animals and scenery are amazing
Katy
Jun 2022
me and my family had a great time. even though we don't drive there was still enough for us to do and we even walked to and from invergorden which was a really nice walk.
Rosemary
Jun 2022
So peaceful and relaxing would definitely go back. Daughter loved the animals round place. Lovely accommodation.
Didn't use restaurant we bought food in and cook so can't comment on that part.
