This famous lightshow in the woods, listed in the Lonely Planet's compilation of unmissable experiences attracts 80,000 visitors over it's 5 week run each year. It takes place each Autumn in Pitlochry's Faskally Woods around Dunmore Loch, a former curling pond.

This is an ideal time to stay in Perthshire, with endless walks through autumn woods and misty mountains. 

Why not stay in a holiday home with a warm stove to curl up next to after a day in the Autumn air?

Guest Reviews

Clara was a fantastic host and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The accommodation was much bigger than we expected, the photos don’t do it justice! It is large, airy and very modern. Amazing kitchen and huge bed. There were lots of thoughtful touches throughout which we appreciated. It is set in a great spot to explore - close enough to amenities but far enough out that you feel secluded. Would recommend to anyone!
A lovely house in Scotland surrounded by beauty. It was a wonderful gathering after the noise of the city. The warm hospitality was amazing. An unforgettable trip. Ibrahim family From Saudi Arabia
Hi Bea, we had a wonderful 2 weeks at Roneval again this year. Already booked for 2024. Such a warm & comfortable house & Beautiful gardens, plenty of parking. Enjoyed watching the Red Squirrel coming and burying his nuts in the garden. 2 Pheasants visited as well & a ginger cat. Lovely walks from the door upwards or level. Good food at the Golf Club, Escape Route café (both very dog friendly) The Boathouse (dogs outside only) but lovely view down the Loch. Nice walks from the main car park in Dunkeld and good food at The Athol Arms Hotel (also dog friendly). Lovely walk to Loch Dunmore (Charged parking now) and also around Loch Faskally to the Salmon Ladder & The Festival Theatre.