A drone view of Portnellan Bay, with the pier, moored boats and the farm above the water
On the water

Moorings and winter boat storage

Swing moorings in Portnellan Bay and winter storage at the farm, on the south shore of Loch Lomond.

Where can I keep a boat on Loch Lomond? At Portnellan Farm, on the secluded south shore, within easy reach of the islands. We offer swing moorings, winter storage and an assisted launch and retrieval service on request.

Keep your boat at Portnellan

Many people bring their boat back to us year on year.

Mooring owners are welcome to use the farm pier while loading or unloading their boat.

Free parking for 1 car per mooring is available at the farm. It is a 2 to 3 minute walk from the pier. Additional cars may be parked near the entrance to the farm on request. Mooring owners are welcome to drive down to the pier to offload supplies and fuel before returning the car to the car park. We provide toilet and shower facilities at the farm.

A white and cream cabin cruiser at anchor on blue water, with hills and a wooded island behind

2026 prices

Swing moorings
Charge forPrice
Full season, 1 April to 31 October £42.50 per linear footMinimum charge £850
Weekly, if available £150 flat fee
Daily, minimum 2 days, if available £40 flat fee
Berth
Charge forPrice
Weekly, if available £185 flat fee
Storage
Charge forPrice
Summer trailer, full season, 1 April to 31 October £215 flat fee
Summer trailer, weekly £75 flat fee
Boat and trailer, winter full season, 1 November to 31 March £26.50 per linear footMinimum charge £530
Assisted launch or retrieval
Charge forPrice
Must be arranged in advance From £65
Sunset over Portnellan Bay, with an orange sky above dark hills and small boats at their moorings on calm water

Getting into the bay

Access to Portnellan Bay needs knowledge of the safe passage into the moorings. We give owners full instructions before they arrive.

We ask anyone thinking of taking a mooring to visit Portnellan first. That gives us a chance to meet you, show you round and make sure you are happy with all the arrangements.

Smoking is not permitted on the farm or on the moorings.

Ask about a mooring

Contact David Scott-Park: 07736 666274 or info@portnellanfarm.co.uk.

Terms and conditions

Read the Mooring terms and conditions (PDF, 3 pages) before you take a mooring.

Mooring agreement

Fill this in to agree a mooring or winter storage with us. Everything is needed except the second address line.

Your contact details
Details of your boat

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Questions and answers

How much does a mooring cost?
The 2026 prices for a swing mooring are as follows. Full season, 1 April to 31 October: £42.50 per linear foot (minimum charge £850). Weekly, if available: £150 flat fee. Daily, minimum 2 days, if available: £40 flat fee.
Do you offer winter boat storage?
Yes. The 2026 storage prices are as follows. Summer trailer, full season, 1 April to 31 October: £215 flat fee. Summer trailer, weekly: £75 flat fee. Boat and trailer, winter full season, 1 November to 31 March: £26.50 per linear foot (minimum charge £530).
Do you offer assisted launch and retrieval?
Yes. Assisted launch or retrieval is from £65. It must be arranged in advance.
How do I take a mooring?
We ask anyone thinking of taking a mooring to visit Portnellan first. That gives us a chance to meet you, show you round and make sure you are happy with all the arrangements. Contact David Scott-Park on 07736 666274 or info@portnellanfarm.co.uk. Read the mooring terms and conditions, then fill in the mooring agreement on this page.
What parking and facilities are there?
Free parking for 1 car per mooring is available at the farm. It is a 2 to 3 minute walk from the pier. Additional cars may be parked near the entrance to the farm on request. Mooring owners are welcome to drive down to the pier to offload supplies and fuel before returning the car to the car park. We provide toilet and shower facilities at the farm.
Can I use the farm pier?
Mooring owners are welcome to use the farm pier while loading or unloading their boat.