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Cardross is a historic village by the River Clyde in Argyll and Bute, Scotland, situated two miles east of Helensburgh.
Cardross is well-known as the village where Robert I died in 1329.
Historically interesting features include Cardross Castle standing at the mouth of the River Leven three miles east of the village and the Chapel of Saint Mahew which dates from the 14th century which was restored in 1955.
Cardross is surrounded by rivers, lochs, mountains, forests and beautiful scenery, there are hotels, inns, holiday parks, self-catering accommodation and plenty of places to eat in the area. The village has shops and amenities, a village hall and a railway station operating on the Drumgelloch to Helensburgh line. There is a bowling club, tennis courts and the Cardross Golf Course which opened in 1895 with spectacular views over the River Clyde.
Attractions include Geilston Gardens; the National Trust gardens are set within the grounds of the 15th century Geilston House with greenhouses containing shrubs, fruit and vegetables.
The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park are nearby with the most southerly Munro, Ben Lomond, standing 973m high on the eastern shore. The Loch is a centre for many water-sports, boat charters, boat cruises, walking, fishing and nature-watching.
Golf Club
Cardross
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Cardross Inn
The Coach House
School
Cardross Primary School
Taxi
Mike's Taxis
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Premier Inn Greenock
(3.13 miles)
Just off the A8, alongside the waterfront on the site of a former shipyard, this hotel boasts excellent views of the River Clyde. Conveniently located for Cartsdyke train station, enabling easy access to Glasgow. For ...
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The County Hotel
(3.40 miles)
The town of Helensburgh is 20 miles west of Glasgow and 15 miles from Glasgow Airport. (40 mins drive). The town and the hotel are an ideal location for visitors to Glasgow, Loch Lomond and ...
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The County Lodge Hotel
(3.40 miles)
The County Lodge Hotel is not far from breathtaking views of the Helensburgh seafront, our hotel is only a 10 minute drive away from Rhu Marina. If you are planning to visit family or friends ...
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Sunnyside B & B
(3.62 miles)
Sunnyside cottage was built in 1841 and is one of the oldest buildings in the area. It has a B&B history spreading back over 60 years. It boasts an AA 3 Star Rating.An ideal stopping ...
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Tullie Inn
(3.82 miles)
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The Tullie Inn is a 12 bedroom inn in the heartland of Scotland facing one of Scotland's most famous lochs - Loch Lomond. The Tullie Inn offers excellent hospitality, together ... More
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Cameron House Hotel on Loch Lomond
(3.86 miles)
De Vere Hotel Cameron House on Loch Lomond is a stunning five star Scottish Baronial Mansion on the banks of Loch Lomond a perfectly located within Scotland’s first national park. An ideal base for those ...
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Gleddoch House Hotel
(3.99 miles)
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Best Western Gleddoch House Hotel takes you away from the bustle of the city, set within 360 acres with Breathtaking Panoramic Views of the Clyde Estuary, yet is uniquely situated ... More
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Palombos of Balloch
(3.99 miles)
Palombos bed and breakfast is also ideally situated to allow access to all the major attractions Loch Lomond has to offer such as Loch Lomond cruises, golfing and concerts to name a few. Our ...
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The Rowantree Tavern
(4.00 miles)
Located adjacent to the picturesque Loch Lomond on the edge of 'The Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park' in Western Scotland, The Rowantree Tavern offers a friendly warm welcome and traditional Scottish fayre. Enjoy ...
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Innkeeper's Lodge Loch Lomond
(4.03 miles)
** ALL OUR RATES INCLUDE COMPLIMENTARY CONTINENTAL BUFFET BREAKFAST ** Situated on the edge of Loch Lomond next to the Balloch House Vintage Inn, this lodge is surrounded by some of the country's most stunningly ...
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