The Haven

27/04/2024

Spring has finally sprung in St Fillans. ❤️

There is still some availability at the Haven if you are looking for a scenic and tranquil location to enjoy views and walks and nature.

02/12/2023

Just across the road from the Haven on the riverbank the beavers have started to gnaw the trees and build a dam. Some nice neighbours for our guests at the Haven!

02/09/2023

Summer has landed at Loch Earn. The long-term forecast is looking good for September. Best news?- we still have some availability at The Haven this month. Book now to avoid disappointment.

04/08/2023

The South Shore Lodge at Loch Earn Leisure Park offers great food with an unbeatable view. This place is a 20 minutes walk round the side of the loch from the Haven. Well worth a visit.

31/07/2023

Another awesome sky over Loch Earn.

20/07/2023

Do you have the pleasure of staying in the Haven Saturday 29th - Saturday 5th August? Don’t miss the Comrie Fortnight events…..

20/07/2023

Do you have the pleasure of staying in the Haven from Saturday 22nd - Saturday 29th July? ….. Don’t miss the Comrie Fortnight events….

19/07/2023

Pleased to see the guests are enjoying the Haven.

18/07/2023

The sky at Loch Earn is ever changing and infinitely beautiful.

15/07/2023

Red sky at night, shepherds’ delight…..

11/07/2023

Book in for some wakeboarding lessons with Lochearn Wakeschool situated at Lochearnhead.

https://www.lochearnwakeschool.co.uk/

11/07/2023

Great morning at Comrie Croft. The blue run was great fun for all. Stunning views in all directions.
Awesome cake and coffee too!

09/07/2023

Fabulous breakfast at the Golf Club in St Fillans. Beatiful setting. Kids played a spot of putting while we finished our coffee. Great start to a Sunday.

09/07/2023

No filter required…..

14/06/2023

A paddle was just what was needed last night after a long day in the sun.

Finally cooled off!

05/06/2023

The sun was splitting the sky this weekend. No better place to be. ❤️

31/05/2023

It has been absolutely stunning here the past couple of weeks. Summer in Scotland in sunshine in unbeatable. ☀️

22/05/2023

We still have limited availability for this season. Please share with friends and family so they have the chance of a staycation in this beautiful part of Scotland. The Haven sleeps up to 8 people and is dog friendly.

https://coopercottages.com/accommodation-2/comrie-crieff/the-haven/

22/05/2023

Another day, another view. 😍

17/05/2023

This bay 😍 A very short walk from the front door of the Haven. A perfect spot to sit, reflect, picnic or even bathe (if you are feeling brave enough 🥶)

20/04/2023

For all our Haven guests -past, present and future- a fabulous take away to eat in the comfort of your holiday home. No work required! ❤️

A friendly and relaxed privately owned Hotel in Perthshire. Pet friendly with secluded chalets.

09/04/2023

The best view ever. ❤️

If you’re out and about tomorrow pop in for some soup and sandwiches and this view! All day long.
Ps restaurant is closed tomorrow night.

07/04/2023

Fancy a day trip? 🚙

Just 45 minutes by car from the Haven, Stirling is a town steeped in Scottish History. Enjoy a trip to the Wallace Monunent and Stirling Castle.

Stirling’s famous landmark, the Wallace Moniment stands 67 meters high above the fields where William Wallace led his troops to victory at The Battle of Stirling Bridge. Here you will learn the story of the patriot and martyr who became Scotland’s National Hero.

Stirling Castle is one of the largest and most important castles in Scotland. Looking over the high stone walls you can see the battlefields of Stirling Bridge where historic armies fought to decide the fate of nations. This castle was home to generations of Scottish monarchs including, Mary Queen of Scots.

On your return, don’t forgot to stop in the pretty spa village Bridge of Allan. Enjoy a chippy tea from the Allanwater Cafe, best eaten down on the banks of the River Allan.

05/04/2023

This year’s Comrie Fortnight will be held from 22nd July-5th August - there will be lots going on for adults and kids alike.

An annual two-week festival, called the Comrie Fortnight, is held in the village during July and August. The Comrie Fortnight started in the late 1960s and has evolved over the years, now consisting of a wide range of activities including competitions, outings, dances and a float parade. Profits from the Comrie Fortnight are used to support events and groups in the local community.

02/04/2023

Oh yay! This is great news for all our upcoming Haven guests! Enjoy a lunch or breakfast at St Fillans golf club. Our kids love the little putting area out front.

St Fillans Golf Club is now open for Breakfast and Lunch. Hurray summer’s almost here.

01/04/2023

Yet another beautiful painting of Loch Earn by the very talented Douglas Roulston.

Loch Earn, the Heaven's Light
2023
Oil on Canvas
Image size 40 x 40cm
£750

Available now at

Link to art: http://www.strathearn-gallery.com/exhibitions/436/24986/jackie-henderson-and-douglas-roulston-loch-earn-the-heavens-light?r=exhibitions/436/c/1312/jackie-henderson-and-douglas-roulston-paintings

Fillans

31/03/2023

Anyone wondering about the layout of the Haven?

When you enter the front door into the foyer there is a large open plan living room, dining area and kitchen. Taking a few stairs up you reach a hallway where the side door lies with outdoor decking area. Off the back hall is a utility room, a bathroom and a large double bedroom. On the first floor the hallway takes you to a shower room and two further bedrooms. One room is a large double and the second is a room with three single beds and an extra single that pulls out if required.

Any questions please get in touch!

29/03/2023

It’s been ‘awfy dreich’ today. 🌧
The fire in the Haven always makes the world a happier and warmer place!

29/03/2023

This is the old railway station situated in the village of Lochearnhead. It opened in 1904 as part of the Comrie, St Fillans & Lochearnhead Railway, but closed in 1951. Since 1962, the station has been used as a Scout centre for youth adventurous activities. It’s a lovely old building that can be found when walking along what is known to locals as the ’back track’ from behind the village and out in the direction of Glen Ogil.

28/03/2023

Glen Ogle Viaduct.

Glen Ogle extends 7 miles north westwards from Lochearnhead to Lix Toll, where it opens into Glen Dochart. It is possible to walk through the glen on a footpath that follows the course of the former Callander and Oban Railway to the summit of the glen and Killin Junction. The route uses the Category B listed 150-yard (140 m) long Glen Ogle viaduct, built between 1866 and 1870. The original design was for 20 arches, but the bridge was built with 12 stone arches.

Glen Ogle viaduct can be seen from the A85. The military road, which can be seen from the modern road, was built in 1749 by Major William Caulfeild. It was used by the British Army in its efforts to pacify the Highlands after the Jacobite rising of 1745.

(From Wikipedia)