Moss-side Farm C.L. is part of a working farm and is approximately 1/2 acre in size. A friendly welcome is guaranteed from the owners Jim and Lilly Broatch. All pitches are hard standing with hook up and individual water supply, over looking a large lawned area. T.V. reception is excellent.
Stunning views across the Solway to the Cumbrian Hills await you in the south while Criffel dominates the Western view. The Solway foreshore is 50 metres away and is a conservation area noted for Natterjack Toads and the variety of sea birds. We breed our own Highland and Belted Galloway cattle and have meat for sale as well as free range eggs. This is a quiet, peaceful, relaxing location with little night light pollution. There are many attractions locally and further afield to cater for all tastes..
We are situated beside the National Cycle Route 7 with mountain biking trails to be found in Maybe Forest. The Burns Heritage Trail is readily accessed as is the National Savings and Devils Porridge museums. Carelaveroc Nature Reserve is a must for bird watchers. There are many villages in and around Dumfries and on the Solway coast to visit and explore while further afield are Castle Douglas, Lockerbie, Moffat and Carlisle. Annan Distillerythere is nearby and for shopping ther is the Gretna Outlet Centre.
Please note:
Do not follow sat nav once on moss road but take the SECOND LEFT for entry to the site.
Do not arrive before 1pm as there are no passing places on the 1/2 mile aproach single track road.
Please Contact the CL Direct to Book.
Latest arrival time: 8:00 PM
1 acres
Lawned site
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The Lodge, Broom Farm Estate, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland, DG12 5PF
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Broom Fisheries has over 200 acres of fishing lakes and land. There are 11 large fishing lakes in a picturesque setting, offering anglers and fishing enthusiasts of all levels a chance to unwind and participate in the nation's most loved pastime. Stocking an extensive selection of fishing gear and baits.
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The Observatory, Rotchell Road, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland, DG2 7SW
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Dumfries Museum is centred around an 18th century windmill. On the top floor of the museum is the Camera Obscura, a historic astronomical instrument that gives amazing panoramic views across the countryside. Although the museum is open (free entry) the camera obscura may not be available for some time. Please check website www.dgculture.co.uk for updates as to when it will re-open.
Home to the Hasell family since 1769, boasting incredible Medieval, Tudor and early Georgian architecture. Offering guided tours, five acres of award-winning gardens, delicious homemade food in the Medieval Hall tearoom and a gift shop. Home to the internationally renowned Marmalade Awards, you can sample and buy the finest marmalades in the world.
Two for the price of one for entry to the House and Gardens.
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