Callander
About About this hostel
Callander is sometimes called 'The Gateway to the Highlands' and Callander Hostel is an iconic building in the town. The many local facilities include shops, a small supermarket, restaurants, pubs and various eateries. Walking and cycling, golf, fishing, sailing, horse riding and canoeing are popular visitor attractions.
With comfortable en-suite rooms and a fully equipped modern self-catering kitchen you'll have all you need for the perfect retreat. Our landscaped gardens open out to guest BBQ areas and seating. For those less inclined towards cooking, our on-site Bistro provides hearty meals and light bites for the long summer evenings. We also have a licensed Beer Garden.
Callander Hostel has a bright, spacious lounge with superfast broadband, comfy sofas and a log burning stove - the perfect place to relax after the adventures of the day.
For further information, please contact +44 (0) 1877 331465, email bookings@callanderhostel.co.uk or book via the Hostelling International website
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Callander


Facilities & Services
Season
Open all year
Reception Hours
24 hours
Check in
14.00
Check out
10.00
Access Hours
24 hour access
Amenities
Private Rooms Available
Family Rooms Available
Suitable for Groups
Lounge/TV Room
Cafe
Alcohol Licence
Self Catering Kitchen
Free Wifi
Drying Room
Luggage Store
Bike Store
Free Parking (nearby or onsite)
Shopping Nearby
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Reasons to visit
The picturesque town of Callander lies just south of the Highland Boundary Fault - historically a meeting point between the Highlands and the Lowlands.
It's close to Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park with its spectacular scenery, making it a great location for anyone wanting to explore the area. There are walks for all abilities, from low level strolls to serious hill walking. Don't miss the beautiful Bracklinn Falls, a great mid-level walk just north of the town, with views over the falls and gorge below.
There's fishing on rivers and lochs, historical sightseeing, wildlife watching, adventure sports, pony trekking and golf, giving you the opportunity to fit a lot in to your stay in Callander!
The town itself has many niche shops and a wide range of teashops, pubs and restaurants. Year-round you'll also find live music, arts & crafts, film and jazz festivals.