Quiet private camping site- 10 pitches mainly for tents. Sheltered from West and North winds by a belt of maturing trees. 3 small campervans accepted.
Modern facilities block. children and dogs welcome. Dogs must be on leads, and children controlled
This is a small quiet rural camping site with 10 pitches for tents, of which 3 can be used by small campervans. Four pitches have electric hook-ups. We have a modern facilities block with free shower, hotwater, 2 toilets with private washbasins. Washing up sinks with free hot water. Fridge-freezer,shaver point and electric sockets. Dogs and children welcome. Rural site, sheltered by trees. Woodland area. Campfires and BBQs allowed. Prices are per person, not per pitch. £8 per adult, half price for childrent 5 - 15 years. Please contact us directly for more information!
Awarded 3*** by VisitScotland assessor!

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* Main season March to end October. Can open on request in winter. Heating in toilets and shower.
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