and described it as "the grassy isle, an island packed with memories." The island has been owned by the Scott family for over 70 years. They farm it and run self-catering apartments, a cottage, and restaurant. They used to have a sign at the jetty saying, "You are now entering Scott Country". The World Record for haggis hurling was held by Alan Pettigrew for over 20 years. He threw a haggis on Inchmurrin in August 1984. However this was beaten when a new record was set at by Lorne Coltart at the Milngavie Highland Games on 11 June 2011. Facilities As well as offering self catered accommodation in the form of 3 flats and an 8-person cottage, the island has its own bar and restaurant, open from Easter to October. Inchmurrin is licensed to hold civil ceremonies. There is a naturist camp in the north east of the island. See also List of islands of Scotland Footnotes External links http://www.inchmurrin-lochlomond.com/ - official website https://web.archive.org/web/20090710015304/http://lochlomond-islands.com/ article which mentions it Murrin Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Dumbarton and North Glasgow Protected areas of West Dunbartonshire Islands of West Dunbartonshire