Bochastle

Explore the past in a landscape immersed in history

Steeped in geological and human history, Bochastle sits just outside Callander where the Garbh Uisge and Eas Gobhain converge to form the River Teith. Can you find Samson’s Putting Stone? This massive rock is perched on the hillside. The site is also home to a roman fort dating back to 1 AD.

Bochastle is ideally placed to link up with other national long-distance routes. 

Activities

Explore further

From Bochastle you can join the NCN 7 cycle route, Rob Roy Way, and The Great Trossachs Forest Path. The riverside path to the Falls of Leny and an alternate start to the hill path for Ben Ledi can also be found here.  

Facilities and access

Parking

Stay the Night

Picnic area

Stay the Night

Our Stay the Night scheme now runs right through the year. This means self-contained motorhomes and campervans will be able to park overnight for one night at the Bochcastle car park. 

There is a £10 charge to Stay the Night at this car park. Payment can be made through RingGo with details of how to do this at each car park.

To help plan your stay, please see the details below:

• Height barrier – No
• Motorhome capacity of car park – 3
• Suitable for large vehicles/caravans – No
• Parking notes - Stay the Night only available at the Bochastle car park. Please leave a 4m gap between other motorhomes.

Please visit our Stay the Night page for full details, participating locations, best practice, and terms and conditions of use.

Stay the Night

Car parking information

There is no charge to park in this car park. 

More about parking

Getting here

Bochastle lies just outside Callander on the A821 near it’s junction with the A84. The car park is clearly signed and is on the right-hand side of the A821 from Kilmahog to Aberfoyle just after the Lade Inn. 

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Closest postcode is FK17 8HD