Loch Lomond Resort Plan Rejected by Park Authority

Flamingo Land's £40m proposal faced significant opposition due to environmental and economic concerns.

The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority voted against Flamingo Land's proposed resort after a thorough review.
The £40m Lomond Banks project included hotels, a waterpark, a monorail, and over 100 lodges.
Opposition centered on flood risks, increased traffic, loss of ancient woodland, and potential negative impacts on local businesses.
More than 174,000 people signed a petition against the development, highlighting widespread local and national resistance.
Scottish Green MSP Ross Greer and other campaigners celebrated the decision as a victory for environmental conservation and community interests.