Camisky Lodge, Torlundy

Camisky Lodge is a magnificent Victorian self-catering property sleeping seven guests across seven bedrooms in Torlundy, Fort William, Inverness-shire. This historic lodge sits on five acres of private land and offers exceptional group accommodation with three reception rooms and multiple living spaces. Built originally as a fishing lodge in the early 1700s for Inverlochy Castle, it was renovated by Lord Arbinger in 1870 and once entertained Queen Victoria in 1873.

The property sits in the spectacular Scottish Highlands near Fort William. The area offers direct access to salmon and trout fishing on the River Lochy from April to October. Mountain walking, skiing and Highland Games provide year-round entertainment.

Accommodation includes one Jacobean four-poster king-size bedroom with en-suite, two king-size bedrooms with en-suites and three twin bedrooms. The lodge features six bathrooms total including two family bathrooms. Three reception rooms comprise a sitting room, drawing room and morning room, all with open fires. The kitchen includes an AGA and butler's pantry with wine racks.

Glenfinnan Viaduct from Harry Potter films sits 15 miles away (25 minutes). Ben Nevis hiking trails start 8 miles away (15 minutes). Fort William town centre offers shops and restaurants 4 miles away (10 minutes). Caol village provides local dining 3.1 miles away (8 minutes).

This historic Highland lodge combines luxury with authentic Scottish heritage. Perfect for large families or groups wanting exclusive Highland accommodation. Camisky Lodge delivers an unforgettable Scottish experience with space, privacy and royal connections.