Loch Tay Highland Lodges
Perthshire
Direct Loch Access
Quality Bar & Restaurant
On-site Activities
September Breaks In Scotland
September is a magical month to explore Scotland, offering crisp air, golden landscapes, and fewer crowds after summer.
It’s the perfect time for scenic walks, wildlife spotting, and soaking up the changing colours of lochs and glens. With mild weather and vibrant autumn festivals, couples and families alike can savour the season’s charm.
Largo Leisure Parks provide the ideal base—whether it’s a cosy lodge with a hot tub, a glamping pod, or a coastal retreat—making every September escape relaxing, romantic, and memorable.
Low Deposit Payment
Hot Tub Accommodation
2+ Night Stays Available
6 Picturesque Locations
Dog-Friendly Stays
2026 Breaks at 2025 Prices
Explore Our Parks
Our holiday parks are set in some of the most stunning scenery from the highlands to the coast,
so choose your ideal location and explore our accommodation options.
Braidhaugh Holiday Park
Perthshire
Riverside Location
Close To Crieff
Walk Into Town
Campsie Glen Holiday Park
Stirlingshire
Countryside Location
Swimming Pool- Quality Bar & Restaurant
Cruachan Farm Caravan Park
Perthshire- Countryside Location
Lochside nearby
Mountain Backdrops
Letham Feus Holiday Park
Fife- Countryside Location
Firth of Forth Views
Seaside Town Nearby
Sauchope Links Holiday Park
Fife
Coastal Location
On the Fife Coastal Path
Close To Historic Cail
Ways To Pay
Choose from either our Non-Refundable Rate or our Flexible Rate, both available to book when your holiday start date is more than 4 weeks away. Simply choose your park, holiday dates, accommodation grade or pitch type and then select the best rate that suits your needs, it’s as simple as that!
Featured Holiday Accommodation
As summer fades and the golden glow of autumn begins to appear, September is the perfect time to escape to one of our stunning Largo Leisure parks. From stylish lodges and charming woodland cabins to snug caravans and spacious holiday homes, there’s something to suit every kind of getaway — whether it’s a romantic retreat for two or a fun-filled family break.
Take a look at some of our hand-selected favourites below. Each offers comfort, character, and the chance to truly unwind. Many even come with their own private hot tub — ideal for sinking into after a day of exploring, as you watch the sun set over the peaceful September landscape. The perfect way to end the day.
Beach Hut Pet Friendly
Sauchope Links Holiday Park- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- Pets Allowed
Camping Dome
Sauchope Links Holiday Park- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- No Pets
Camping Dome
Loch Tay Highland Lodges- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- No Pets
Camping Dome Pet Friendly
Loch Tay Highland Lodges- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- Pets Allowed
Camping Dome Wood Fired Hot Tub
Loch Tay Highland Lodges- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- No Pets
Camping Dome Wood Fired Hot Tub
Sauchope Links Holiday Park- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- No Pets
Camping Dome Wood Fired Hot Tub Pet Friendly
Loch Tay Highland Lodges- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- Pets Allowed
Camping Pod Pet Friendly
Loch Tay Highland Lodges- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- Pets Allowed
Camping Pod Pet Friendly
Cruachan Farm Caravan Park- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- Pets Allowed
Camping Wooden Pod Sleeps 2 Pet Friendly
Cruachan Farm Caravan Park- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- Pets Allowed
Camping Wooden Pod Sleeps 4 Pet Friendly
Cruachan Farm Caravan Park- 1 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- Pets Allowed
Camping Pod Sleep 4 Pet Friendly
Campsie Glen Holiday Park- 1 Bedroom
- 0 Bathrooms
- Pets Allowed
September Adventures
September Is Calling
September is a wonderful time to visit and experience Scotland. Enjoy a quieter time, after the summer rush, and soak in the calmness of the late summer.
September also brings more flexibility in accommodation — whether you’re seeking a cosy cabin, a pet-friendly retreat, or a luxurious lodge — without the pressure of booking months in advance. All in all, it’s a perfect blend of convenience, beauty, and tranquillity for a Scottish getaway.
Wild Swimming
How about wild swimming on a September break? Water temperatures generally hover around 11-14°C in many inland lochs and in the sea, so a wetsuit is advisable, but it’s a chance to dip beneath autumn skies, watch the changing light dance over mirror-calm water, and soak in views fringed with golden foliage.
Whether you’re an experienced wild swimmer or trying it for the first time, September reward lies in the raw beauty, the quiet moments, and the thrill of immersing yourself in nature just when summer begins to fade.