There is lot to see and enjoy in Strathpeffer from historic building to churches, museums and parks. Located in the heart of the town is the St Anne's Episcopal Church. Designed by John Robertson, it was built in the late 19th century to provide familiar services for visitors from the south attending the famous Strathpeffer Spa. One of the prime landmarks in the village is the historic Strathpeffer Spa Pavilion, which has now been restored and renovated after a period of disuse. It now serves as a multi-purpose venue for a variety of events, including concerts, dances, dramatic productions, conferences and exhibitions, as well as weddings and other functions. Visit the Victorian Railway Station on the town that has been restored to house craft workers and their shops. It is home to the Highland Museum of Childhood- a fantastic exhibition that covers varied child oriented subjects like child labor and education. Renowned for its spectacular natural beauty, Strathpeffer offers beautiful walks and a scenic golf course which boasts the longest drop from tee to green of any course in Britain. Enjoy a short day trip to the nearby town of Inverness which is known for its beauty and stunning backdrop and is also home to some fantastic places for wining and dining.

One of the prime attractions in Strathpeffer, which draw thousands of visitors and local alike, is the annual Strathpeffer Highland Gathering. Locally referred to as “The Strath Game”, it takes place in the grounds of 16th century old Castle Leod, Strathpeffer, the home of the Earl and Countess of Cromartie. Events include Solo Piping, Highland Dancing, Running, Field Events, Heavy Events, Tug o' War, Cycling, Piping Competitions, 3 Pipe Bands followed by a fantastic dance performance. While enjoying your stay in Strathpeffer cottage rentals , you can also attend the Strathpeffer and District Pipe Band event which is organized in the Strathpeffer Square from May to September every year.