Cashel Forest is accessible 52 weeks of the year during daylight hours as is the car park (except the occasional need to limit access to cars during busy periods). The Visitor Centre is open 10.00 – 16.00 Tuesday to Sunday during the summer months to allow access to toilets.
Location
Cashel Farm is located around 7 miles (or 15 minutes) along the B837 from the A811 turn-off at Drymen. Click here for detailed instructions.
Satnav
Look out for brown tourist signs
Postcode: G63 0AW
Lat,Long: 56.120792; -4.5916256
Ordnance Survey
E:00238985; N:00695032
Grid reference: NS 400 940
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Car parking
Our car park holds up to 40 cars. Parking is charged at £3 per day which can be paid using cash, card and contactless methods.
The fee for parking is an important source of income for Cashel Forest Trust as a charity. Without this vital income we would not be able to offer parking facilities or to maintain the path network and woodlands here.
If you are a regular visitor, you might consider becoming a Friend of Cashel. Membership entitles you to a number of benefits including free parking.
Accessibility
Local interest
Cashel is situated in the heart of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park and there are a range of other activities on offer within the area including: walking and hiking, cycling, camping, water activities, fishing, golf, climbing and more.
Further information is available here.
Cashel is also only a few hundred yards from the West Highland Way – Scotland’s best loved long distance walking route – and offers a comfortable respite and break point along the way.
West Highland Way - Scotland's Best Loved Long Distance Walking Route
The nearby villages of Drymen and Balmaha provide a range of facilities and accommodation.