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Picture of SS Sir Walter Scott on Loch Katrine
The Hamilton Toy Museum can be found on Callander Main Street
The Rob Roy Visitors Centre, Callander Main Street

Callander is a colourful, bustling holiday town set dramatically beneath high, wooded crags and close to the Pass of Leny.


Sitting at the northern gateway to the Trossachs and the foot of the Highlands it gained fame as the location for the original 'Doctor Findlay's Casebook' and now forms one of the Gateways to The Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.


There is a bustling Main Street with a range of traditional and modern shops including the Rob Roy and the Trossachs Visitor Centre which is also the location of The Tourist Information Centre in Ancaster Square. Callander is a wonderful base to tour the Trossachs or as a stopping point whilst touring Scotland.


Callander has a huge choice of accommodation to suit every style, taste & budget from the 4 star Roman Camp Hotel to affordable bed and breakfast and Guest Houses. Many quality places to eat and lots to see and do both within the town itself and within a short drive of Callander.


The Town also has the newly built McLaren Leisure Centre and 20m swimming pool with an indoor bowling club, spa bath, steam room, solarium, climbing wall & multi-use dry sports club.


Every year in the Autumn around October, Callander is the venue for The Callander Jazz and Blues Festival which brings many bands and performers to the town and surrounding villages for a 3 day extravaganza of Blues and Jazz with a Jazz Cruise on Loch Katrine. This is a great event and attracts hundreds of visitors to the town for the festival so accommodation can sometimes be hard to find at this time of year.


Callander has a full range or services including banks, petrol station, supermarkets and a laundrette and is well service by public transport from Stirling. There is no train station in Callander any longer as the old railway line is now a cycle track forming part of the National Cycle Route 7.


If you are looking for bed and breakfast or other accommodation in Callander click on the links on the right to see all available options. You can also use our Room Finder to search for accommodation of all types in or near Callander and contact them direct from this website free of charge.


Enjoy you stay.


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MacLaren Leisure Centre's 20m pool, Callander
Callander in the Autumn courtesy of photographscotland.com
Callander Main Street courtesy of photographscotland.com
 
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