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Peterhead Prison Museum
Admiralty Gateway, South Road, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, AB42 2ZX
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Smithy Croft is lawned and surrounded by delightful green fields with fell ponies and vintage tractors onsite. The CL owner keeps chickens so fresh eggs are available for sale - great to go with your bacon in the morning. There are 2 RSPB reserves nearby. The site is motorhome friendly and has very good TV reception.
Lots of quiet roads for cycling and also cycle path to Aberdeen and Peterhead in the area. Quiet roads, quiet beaches and amazing sunsets!
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0.5 acres
Some sloping pitches
Lawned site
Recycling Facilities
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Great savings on days out
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Museum of land, transport and travel. Probing the past, present and future. Exciting new displays coming in 2020. Visiting motorhomes are welcome to park free of charge overnight in the museum's grounds before or after their visit to the museum. Arrangements must be made before arrival by phoning 01975 562292.
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Scotland's Secret Bunker
Crown Buildings, Troywood, Scotland, KY16 8QH
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- AB43 7DQ
- GPS:
- Lat 57.647486 / Lon -2.131368
- OS field ref:
- NJ923620
- OS map ref:
- 30
Transport links
- Buses go to: Fraserburgh
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
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Absolutely perfect
Smithy Croft
Easily located, very welcoming, lovely location with views and vintage cars! Very beautiful, polished vintage cars. Grass cut perfectly and not left lying. Barrow full of flowers to set off the view. Water and electricity on each pitch and toilet disposal easily accessed. Very good value considering all of the above.
Fifer
Reviewed on 20/09/2020 13:51
Warm welcome from helpful owner
Smithy Croft
Very neat, well signposted site beside busy main road - quite a lot of traffic noise, especially at going to work time, few lorries through the night. Very clean toilet and wash basin with hot water. Spacious pitches and short grass - tree protection from prevailing wind behind pitches very welcome. Good base for touring North Aberdeenshire - roads all of very high standard. Asda, Tesco and Lidl in nearby Fraserburgh.
Phil57
Reviewed on 12/09/2019 22:07
A really good location
Smithy Croft
Very welcoming owners very good value for money.
Some road noise more than made up for by the view. Very well maintained a credit to the owners
Chris Clark
Reviewed on 03/06/2019 18:23
A CL site you will wish to return to
Smithy Croft
Stayed here at Smithy Croft for a couple of nights this week, mainly to visit friends in the area. A change having water on tap on the pitch. Clean toilet, well maintained site and were impressed with the grass cutting being collected instead of being carried into our vehicle as often happens on sites. Very friendly couple running this, very helpful and we were glad of the information given to us on how to manage the AWPR going south, Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route, posh title for a by pass. Lovely views, we enjoyed just sitting and relaxing as well. Happy some fresh eggs were able to come home with us thanks to their hens! We will certainly go back which is something we can't say about other CL sites.
A 5th Wheel adventure!
Smithy Croft
Smithy Croft is everything all the other reviewers have stated and more. We stayed here for 4 nights in Mid January 19 and it was a brilliant experience! We had blizzards, strong winds, sunshine and rain in equal measures but the warmth of welcome could not be bettered.
Bill and Jane are one offs and the site is well kept, clean, with great facilities and no shortage of something to see or do!
I did the tractor and classic car viewing which was really interesting and a must see. We think Bill was curious about our 5th wheel as he turned up for a look bearing a bottle of single malt to share a few drams, camping stories and local tales which was thoroughly enjoyable. We were treated to a bagpipe serenade by Bill & Janes grandson which was memorable, moving and very professionally performed. The Fiver was looking a bit grubby after the snow and weather but Bill happily furnished me with brush, bucket and cleaning materials to bring her back to shiny, nothing was too much trouble.
We were on the hardstand and all pitches have water, grey waste and there is a black water disposal. Full recycle facilities and a clean functional toilet complete this excellent facility, The road is a main one with fast moving cars but this did not detract from the overall area. Fraseborough is great for a visit and the cheapest petrol with an ASDA as is the coastal road with stunning views, walks and Pennan village where Local hero was filmed. A short drive took us to Speyside Cooperage at Aberlour which is well well worth a visit and really interesting.
Smithy Croft was a real smithy and we will certainly be looking out for the little tractor on the entrance sign again, hopefully in the near future. Recommended!
Alistu
Reviewed on 18/02/2019 20:45
