Staycation

[green leaves]

Looking to book a holiday in sunny Ecosse for this July.Any recommendations for a holiday park in Scotland?preferably in perthshire or the highlands?

Caravan,log cabin or such like as accommodation,will be me,the wife and my to boys 5 and 2.

Any suggestion please?

thanks

[Jack]

You might want to have a look at Comrie.

There's a caravan park, cottages and all that sort of stuff. Not too far from the town of Crieff.

And there's this, which I’ve heard is good fun for young and old alike …


An annual two-week festival, called the Comrie Fortnight, is held in the village during July and August. The Comrie Fortnight started in the late 1960s and has evolved over the years, now consisting of a wide range of activities including competitions, outings, dances and a float parade. Profits from the Comrie Fortnight are used to support events and groups in the local community.

[green leaves]

You might want to have a look at Comrie.

There's a caravan park, cottages and all that sort of stuff. Not too far from the town of Crieff.

And there's this, which I’ve heard is good fun for young and old alike …

will check it out Jack,were in comrie last year and its a beautiful place.thanks.

[Lucius Apuleius]

Auchenbowie or Witches Craig. Not so far to travel and beautiful countryside. :agree:

[cocopops1875]

Aviemore speyside caravan park lovely riverside cabins loads of walks 5mins walk from the town centre. Any other advice for aviemore just pm me

[green leaves]

Auchenbowie or Witches Craig. Not so far to travel and beautiful countryside. :agree:


Thanks,but both are within walking distance of Cowie:greengrin

[green leaves]

Aviemore speyside caravan park lovely riverside cabins loads of walks 5mins walk from the town centre. Any other advice for aviemore just pm me


Thanks will check it out.

[Calvin]

In April we're touring Scotland a bit with the tent. Can anyone recommend campsites in Aviemore, Stornoway, Portree, Strathpeffer and Dunoon?

Speyside doesn't seem to have tent pitches.

[Lucius Apuleius]

Thanks,but both are within walking distance of Cowie:greengrin

Makes it easier for you to keep an eye on the hoose. Plus it gets you out of Cowie so win/win situation. :greengrin

[cocopops1875]

In April we're touring Scotland a bit with the tent. Can anyone recommend campsites in Aviemore, Stornoway, Portree, Strathpeffer and Dunoon?

Speyside doesn't seem to have tent pitches.
Try the high range mate they do tents also good for cabins

[Calvin]

Try the high range mate they do tents also good for cabins
Cheers. We've got to be away early that morning to get to Ullapool for the ferry to Lewis so a cabin isn't a bad shout!

[cocopops1875]

It's right at the start of the main st 5mins walk to the boozer and only 3mins from one of the greatest Indian restaurants you will ever go to ;-)

[Calvin]

The gig's at the Old Bridge Inn so it means I can have a few pints and walk back to the tent, perfect.

[cocopops1875]

The old bridge in has a bunkhouse next to it very good rates apparently. I like the old bridge inn nice pub and cracking food

[12AlbionPlace]

In April we're touring Scotland a bit with the tent. Can anyone recommend campsites in Aviemore, Stornoway, Portree, Strathpeffer and Dunoon?

Speyside doesn't seem to have tent pitches.

http://www.portreecampsite.co.uk/

http://www.laxdaleholidaypark.com/

Been to both of these and would recommend them, clean and good facilities.

[Calvin]

http://www.portreecampsite.co.uk/

http://www.laxdaleholidaypark.com/

Been to both of these and would recommend them, clean and good facilities.
Thanks. Both of these seemed the best going by google but it's good to have the thumbs up from someone that's been.