The Kenmore Club

The Kenmore Club

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Description

The Kenmore Club are detached houses that have been built to blend with the 18th century architecture of Kenmore Village but supplies every modern convenience. It sits in the historical garden of Taymouth Castle, on the shores of Loch Tay. On-site facilities include a small Pavilion with indoor pool, at the water's edge. Nearby you can enjoy salmon fishing, golf, sailing, many watersports and peaceful walks along the inspiring Scottish Highlands.

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The Kenmore Club
Kenmore
Loch Tay, Scotland PH15 2HH
Features & Amenities

On-Site

  • Boating
  • Fishing
  • Indoor Pool
  • Lake
  • Laundry Room
  • Pets Allowed
  • Restaurant
  • Tennis
  • Whirlpool/Hot Tub

Nearby

  • Horseback Riding (3 miles)

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Member Reviews
  • Overall Rating: 5 out of 5
  • Avatar for anylex
  • User: anylex
  • Updated: Mar 14, 2005

Kenmore is probably the best sited timeshare resort in Scotland, up in Perthshire.

The resort is fairly small, although it has been extended lately, and the lesiure facilities are adequate but not extensive. But the site is stunning, and Kenmore village is only five minutes walk away.

We have stayed four or five times, and are going again in October 03, and it's the sort of place where you do not even mind doing what you have done before: there is a superb 3 hour walk along to Taymouth Castle (a golf club, and big Castle) and along the banks of the River Tay.

Plenty of interesting Castles and mountain walks and watersports at hand, and a good base to explore other parts of Scotland, although frankly there is quite enough to do within a few miles radius.

We originally had a week here in October, upgraded it to an August peak week, and then converted to Grand Vacation Club points, which has worked well for us although I know it is not universally popular. This year we have had 22 nights family accommodation for seven nights worth of maintenance fee.

A car is necessary - we tried it once without by using the train to Pitlochry, but buses only go to Aberfeldy, and from then on you are limited to the school bus (available to others, but does not run in school holidays) and the small postbus that collects the letters.

By the way, the reason there are no units for sale or rent is that most owners want to make use of them themselves!

Alex N.


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