The Square Peg Gift Shops
The Square Peg Gift Shops in Lochgilphead
A charming independent gift shop in Lochgilphead, offering Scottish-made cards, jewellery, and souvenirs with a personal touch.
Tucked away on Argyll Street in Lochgilphead, Bluestone Gift Shop is a charming independent store offering a thoughtfully curated selection of Scottish gifts, design-led cards, and handmade jewellery. Since 2000, it has become a go-to spot for visitors wanting authentic, locally inspired souvenirs in a relaxed, welcoming setting. The shop’s warm interior and attentive service make it a pleasant stop whether you’re browsing for a special present or a small memento of Argyll.
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On foot from Lochgilphead town centre
From the main bus stops and central parking areas in Lochgilphead, Bluestone Gift Shop is a short, level walk of about 3–5 minutes along Argyll Street. The route is fully paved and suitable for all mobility levels.
By car from Oban
From Oban, follow the A816 northeast for approximately 30–40 minutes to reach Lochgilphead. Park in the town centre car parks, then walk a few minutes to Argyll Street. The shop is clearly visible on the main street.
By bus from Glasgow
Regular bus services run from Glasgow to Lochgilphead, taking about 2–2.5 hours. Alight at the main Lochgilphead stop, then walk 5 minutes along the main street to Argyll Street. The shop is in the heart of the town centre.
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