Loch Lomond Shores

Loch Lomond Shores is a great day out offering designer shopping, an aquarium, restaurants and cafes and outdoor activities - all with fantastic views across Loch Loch Lomond!

About Loch Lomond Shores

	Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way, Balloch G83 8QL
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Shopping
You'll find a selection of stores located in the Retail Crescent at Loch Lomond Shores including:

• Jenners – A House of Fraser Store
• Catherine Kinloch of Pavers Shoes
• Loch Lomond Jewellers
• Ashtins Aromatics
• Misty Glen
• Loch Lomond News
• Edinburgh Woollen Mill & Ponden Home
• Leading Labels
• Hawkshead
• RSPB Shop For Nature
• Grape Tree
• Thorntons

Eating
To reflect on our beautiful surroundings, and placement within Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park, our cafes and restaurants all use fresh locally sourced, or Scottish, food and drink products where possible.
You can eat at one of the following cafes or restaurants:

• Lomond Pirates Play Zone & Cafe
• The Kilted Skirlie Restaurant & Cocktail Bar
• Café Zest at Jenners
• Caffé at the Shores
• Beach Kiosk

Play Park
Our play-park recognises the high roads and the low roads of Scotland through its climbing and play areas. It has equipment that the kids will love including a secret garden hide-away and a lovely reading and learning area with toadstool seats.

The play park is open all day every day and we hope that you can come along and enjoy it.

Water Bus
Water bus services on Loch Lomond have rapidly established themselves as a great way to experience different locations around the loch. Linking west, east and south shore locations like Luss & Balmaha, Balloch & Balmaha and Tarbet with Inversnaid & Rowardennan.

Will it be a walk and lunch in Balmaha, strolling around Luss, hiking on the West Highland Way or exploring Balloch? Or will you be one of the many cyclists taking your bike on the boat as part of a journey around the National Park?

Services run each year between March and November.