Address Main Street, Aberfoyle FK8 3UQ, Scotland, UK
Telephone: +44 (0)1877 382372
Website: http://www.forthinn.com/
Welcome to The Forth Inn, Aberfoyle. We are located at the heart of the Trossachs and in the centre of Aberfoyle. Our aim is to provide “comfortable accommodation, superb food, great beer and a good time”!
Known locally as “A Taste of Aberfoyle” and awarded “Best Place to Eat Out” by Visit Scotland. The Forth Inn is a family run Inn, ideally located for exploring the National Park and in particular The Trossachs, all the usual outdoor activities are available, walking, fishing, cycling, golf and photography. We are also very close to Go Ape!, Loch Katrine and Glengoyne distillery. Stirling and Doune castles are both less than 20 miles from Aberfoyle. These activities and attractions combined with the stunning scenery make the Forth Inn and Aberfoyle a perfect place to visit for all types of people of all ages.
The Forth Inn is a family run hotel in the centre of Aberfoyle and at the heart of Scotland’s First National Park. Phil and Tris Crowder and staff offer a friendly welcome to all, whether you are staying in the well appointed accommodation, patronising the restaurant or just spending some time in the bar or lounge.
We bought The Forth Inn in June 1998 and have since refurbished the bedroom accommodation and other parts of the establishment including our function room, known as The Gathering, the room is complete with its suit of armour and portraits of Scottish kings.
If you are looking for a warm friendly atmosphere, with good food, then this is the place for you. The Coffee Shop/Gallery opened earlier this year and is enjoying some great compliments from visitors and locals alike (we think the Coffee is superb & the Pictures in the Gallery are not bad either!), if you have time why not pop in. We also have home baking on offer, Wi-Fi access (Free) and just a cracking wee setting in the lane between ourselves and Guyana.
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