Hi everybody, just to see where people like to go in Scotland, been looking around Loch Lomond , amazin but a bit pricey for long term pitches, as variety is the spice of life looks like i`ll move about a bit
thanks william
thanks william
Scotland: Best parks + Why (tourin)
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Some of us live here all the time!
Anyway best sites in my humble opinion are in no particular order.
Silverbank CC site in Banchory
The Invercauld CC site at Braemar
Balbirnie Park CC site at Markinch, near Glenrothes
New England Bay CC site in Dumfries and Galloway
Yellowcraigs CC site near North Berwick
Bunree CC site on the West coast
North Ledaig CC site at Oban
Rosemarkie C&CC site on the Moray Coast
OK we are biased towards Caravan Club sites, but you know what you are can expect!
Anyway best sites in my humble opinion are in no particular order.
Silverbank CC site in Banchory
The Invercauld CC site at Braemar
Balbirnie Park CC site at Markinch, near Glenrothes
New England Bay CC site in Dumfries and Galloway
Yellowcraigs CC site near North Berwick
Bunree CC site on the West coast
North Ledaig CC site at Oban
Rosemarkie C&CC site on the Moray Coast
OK we are biased towards Caravan Club sites, but you know what you are can expect!
Morvich CC site at Inverinate is in a stunning location amongst the mountains of the Five Sisters of Kintail.
Scotland - best place in the world!
Scotland - best place in the world!
Some nice sites on the Isle of Skye
5 or 6 I think all good and clean sites we enjoy Staffin Campsite
5 or 6 I think all good and clean sites we enjoy Staffin Campsite
Muasdale Holiday Park, about halfway down the Kintyre peninsula. Fairly basic, nothing fancy, and a teeny bit exposed, but lovely with it.
Hi William
If you are touring the west coast of scotland
Try Invercoe Highland Holidays at glencoe.
This site is set in the most wonerfull surrounding
and is run by very friendly and helpfull owners.
We have been going here for the past 5 years and love it so much we now store our caravan here.
If you do a search for this site on the net, you will get
photos of the site and area too.
Hope this is of help
Cheers
Hamish C
If you are touring the west coast of scotland
Try Invercoe Highland Holidays at glencoe.
This site is set in the most wonerfull surrounding
and is run by very friendly and helpfull owners.
We have been going here for the past 5 years and love it so much we now store our caravan here.
If you do a search for this site on the net, you will get
photos of the site and area too.
Hope this is of help
Cheers
Hamish C
Hi!
I can recommend CC Morvich site. If you want to watch TV you will need to buy coxial cable to do so(sold on site). My favourite site has to be Rosemarkie. We're there for our 4th time in August! If you want to dolphin watch, there's no better place! Glen Nevis is nice too. As yet(touch wood) haven't come across a bad site in Scotland. This will be our 6th year touring there.
I can recommend CC Morvich site. If you want to watch TV you will need to buy coxial cable to do so(sold on site). My favourite site has to be Rosemarkie. We're there for our 4th time in August! If you want to dolphin watch, there's no better place! Glen Nevis is nice too. As yet(touch wood) haven't come across a bad site in Scotland. This will be our 6th year touring there.
Hi Fab, i see that you have not included
Blair drummond , and Grantown-on spey, any reason?
I Know they are AS sites but they fully comply with the rigid cc applications.
Blair drummond , and Grantown-on spey, any reason?
I Know they are AS sites but they fully comply with the rigid cc applications.
Last year we stopped on the sites at Huntly and Grantown- on -Spey.Both are affiliated to the Caravan Club and both are very well run with good facilities.
Never been that keen on Blair Drummond, don't know why! Granton on Spey is fine. My list was not exhaustive just our favourites at this point in time.
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