FAQs

We don’t cater for leisure guests yet. But it is something we’d love to do more of in future. Don’t fret though. Our kitchens have all the equipment you need to cook up a feast. 

If all else fails, and with a little bit of notice (ideally 72 hours), we can organise the most epic BBQ packs from our local award-winning butcher or a hamper from the phenomenal Ballintaggart Farm. 

BBQ packs start at £15pp.

The BBQ packs come with everything you need for a proper feast. Depending on how hungry you are, we think a pack easily feeds two for a light dinner.

Beef burger

Garlic pork steak

2 x buns

2 x cheese slices

Chicken drumstick

Chinese beef kebab

Corn on the cob

Plus, our new veggie BBQ packs come with.

Vegetarian burger

Spicy bean burger

Vegetarian sausage

2 x buns

2 x cheese slices

Corn on the cob

Coleslaw

Yes, you can.  Please make sure to book a delivery slot for after your check-in time.

Perthshire is filled to the brim with some of the best places to eat and drink in Scotland. Here are some of our local favourites. 

Loads! We have partnered with most local activity providers to offer our guests access to the best things to do in the area. From a highland safari to paddle boarding and bungee jumping – we’ve got you covered. 

Let us know what you’d like to experience and we can either book something for you, offer a discount code or point you in the right direction.  Read our adventures page for all the inspiration you need. 

With eight properties dotted around our land, we’ll likely have other guests staying at the same time. The good news? All of our lodges and cabins are self-contained with their own outdoor space and facilities.

Family celebrations, hen and stag weekends and corporate events can all take place at the same time with no disruption. When hosting a wedding, our couples hire the place out on an exclusive use basis most of the time.

Absolutely! The more the merrier we say. Take a look at some of our family-friendly activities. 

We do have a few travel cots and high chairs. If you’d like us to put these into your lodge or cabin, let us know. At the moment, we don’t provide bedding for the cots, just a mattress.

All pooches large and small have a home here in Boreland. As long as you stop by and give us some doggy cuddles first! We just charge a small £15 fee per pooch to cover any extra cleaning.

For small emergencies, first aid kits are available in all our properties. 

As we’re a self-catering business with a small team, there might not always be someone immediately available to help with bigger emergencies. All we ask is that all groups have a responsible person present who would contact the relevant emergency services. 

999 is the national emergency response service in the UK. 112 is the pan-European equivalent to 999 and can also be used in the UK.

As we’re in a rural area, taxis and transport can be fairly limited. It’s not all doom and gloom though. 

We have three excellent local taxi firms and can also help organise a pick up from either Dunkeld or Pitlochry railway stations. There’s also the local bus. Although fairly infrequent, it’s a great option for both getting to and from the local stations. 

As taxis are super popular, we suggest booking as early as you can. 

• Aberfeldy Taxis: 01887 820370
• Saltire Taxis: 07387 982976
• Highland Travel: 01882 633 398

We are super keen to show off our part of the world, so whether you have a car or not, a stay at Boreland can still be a great option.

We have the biggest and best gigabit Wi-Fi in each property! The password is Boreland.

We want to be and our plan is to create something for everyone over time. At the moment, because of the nature of Boreland and its location, wheelchair access can be challenging. We don’t have any wheelchair-friendly accommodation but we do have an accessible toilet and shower in our main function area, centrally located to the rest of our properties. There are steps to navigate across most of the site.

From Boreland, use the style in the car park with the sign “to the beach” and follow the wooden signs all the way down to the water. It’s around a 20-minute walk through fields and woodland. Or, jump in the car, turn right at the bottom of the hill (towards Killin) and drive for ¾ mile until you see the yellow Boreland Beach sign. There’s even a parking space for three cars.

Our lovely neighbours have gardens and their own stretches of shoreline next to our pebble beach. As these areas are private, we just ask that you only stick to our stretch. For a sandy alternative, head back towards the village of Kenmore.  

Top tip: Choose comfy and waterproof shoes! You’ll also need a code for the padlock to access our beach and car parking. The team will be happy to give you the code.