Kinlochard Village Hall
Welcome to Kinlochard
Kinlochard is a small community at the head of Loch Ard in the heart of the Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park.
Kinlochard Village Hall looks out onto the stunning views of Loch Ard, is surrounded by forested hillsides and watched over by Scotland's most Southerly Munro, Ben Lomond. The hall is used for a variety of activities, meetings, well-being retreats, celebrations and weddings. It is available to hire all year round.
There are times when there is a valid reason for an “Access Exemption” to be applied to the lochside field in front of the Village Hall. When appropriate, this is issued from Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. We hope that advance notice of these access exemptions will be helpful for local residents and visitors to the area alike. Please consult the Access page for updates and respect the 24hr restrictions.
The next Access Exemption is Saturday 18th July 2026
The small carpark next to the Village Hall is only open when the hall is in use and it is for the users of the hall only.
Parking in Kinlochard is very limited - there is a Forestry carpark with 8 - 10 spaces at the end of the tarmac road, giving good access to the off-road tracks which are great for walkers and cyclists, otherwise, there is only very limited on-road parking. Please park with consideration for other road users and make sure you are not compromising access for local residents and Emergency vehicles.
The C61 bus Callander - Aberfoyle - Kinlochard can be booked for the journey from Aberfoyle to Kinlochard and return.
Kinlochard Village Hall was built in 1958 on land gifted by the Joynson family. The original building was upgraded in 2011.
The Hall is owned and run by the community, its official title is Kinlochard Village Hall (SCIO), Scottish Charity No. SC024877
It is an incorporated entity run by a Committee of Trustees, elected from the community membership. Membership is open to all residents over 16 in the SCIO catchment area. If you would like to join, please complete our membership application form. It is free to join and means you can vote when electing a the committee and should you wish, you can be nominated to become a Trustee.
