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Dumfries Museum & Camera Obscura
The Observatory, Rotchell Road, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland, DG2 7SW
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Why stay here ...
Landis Farm Caravan and Motorhome site is located just outside the pretty village of New Abbey in Dumfries and Galloway. New Abbey is famous for the ruins of Sweetheart Abbey which is in the centre of the village. The village is located on the South West Coastal 300 Route making it a perfect stop off if you are travelling around the area.
All pitches have electric hook up and are hardstanding. There is a toilet and shower facility fully set up for wheelchair and disabled access with a wet room facility and the other side of the block has a shower, hand basin and wc. There is free Wi-Fi available on site. We are a small, friendly site based on a working farm which has been in our family for over ninety years. We are lucky to be situated in the unspoilt countryside of Dumfries and Galloway. The quiet surroundings offer peace and tranquility but we are ideally located for a host of activities in the region. We are dog friendly.
Around The Site
You don't need to use your car if you fancy a walk or some history or a cup of tea and a cake. Footpaths from the farm will take you to the Nith estuary, Waterloo Monument and Criffel hill. We are only a ten minute walk from the beautiful village of New Abbey featuring the historic Sweetheart Abbey and a Cornmill which is open to the public. There is a small shop, village pub and award winning tea room and gift shop in the village. You are also welcome to view our collection of vintage tractors and meet some of the farm residents including goats, chickens and cattle.
Further Afield
Dumfries and Galloway is a magnet for walkers, cyclists, fishermen and golfers. The town of Dumfries is also well known for it's connection with Robert Burns and there are a number of interesting places to visit. Some local attractions we'd suggest are:
Mabie Farm Park - Only ten minutes drive from the site, is a great day out for families.
Kirkconnel Flow - This nature reserve is only 3 miles from the site.
Caerlaverock and Mersehead - Both of these areas are a must for bird watchers.
Driving along the coast road will take you to a range of secluded bays including Sandyhills, Rockcliffe and the marina village of Kipford. The town of Dalbeattie is a little further on and past there you will find the Food Town Castle Douglas and the Artist Town Kirkcudbright.
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Broom Fisheries
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.
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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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- DG2 8HH
- GPS:
- Lat 54.982244 / Lon -3.611161
- OS field ref:
- NX972667
- OS map ref:
- 84
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Dumfries
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Train station within 5 miles
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Lovely site
Just back from a 4 night stay at Landis Farm. Very peaceful site with very helpful and welcoming hosts.
Plenty walking directly from the site and/or a short drive away. There is direct access to the Kirkconnel flow, although the walking route was a wellie job due to a couple of muddy gateways.
10 minute drive to a lovely beach at Sandy Hills.
Exceptionally clean and well kept site with sanitisers at the major touch points.
Liked it so much we booked for over New Year before we left
wonderful location and site
We stayed for 9 nights in August 2020 and had a wonderful time. The site is on a farm looking out to Criffel and within walking distance of New Abbey. Farm has an amazing collection of vintage tractors, most of which were in regular use whilst we were there. Toilets and showers are clean and modern. Best CL we've stayed at. Lovely views and plenty of space on each pitch. The goats are amusing and enjoy standing on the rocks and stumps in their field, and the cat always seems to know when its mealtime!
dave hamshaw
Reviewed on 30/08/2020 14:58
10 days at Landis Farm
We recently stayed at Landis Farm for 10 days and had a lovely time despite a of bad weather. The site it's self is well laid out and the 5 pitches are well spaced to allow for minimal intrusion on fellow members, the access to fresh water and other site ammenties is very good and there is a toilet block on site and a shower block on an adjacent private site which can be used by club members. Access to the site is good and all the pitches are hard standing. It is a very quiet site with views of the surrounding country side and easy access to the village of New Abbey either by road or on foot where there is a pub, shop and a good cafe next to the Abbey.
The site is well placed to allow members to explore both the stunning country side and the South West Coast of Scotland and is a good place for bird watchers to see the many migrant birds that pass through this area. Towns like Dumfries and Castle Douglas are also easily accessible where there are a good range of shops cafes and pubs and some excellent museums to visit like the Devils Porridge Museum and the lovely little Savings Bank Museum. This for us is a site we will revisit and soon I hope.
What a wonderful site
We went to this site earlier this year and very much hope to be able to get in again soon. The facilities are beautifully kept and its just feels welcoming and cosy. We have two biggish dogs and were able to exercise them easily from the campsite which is a must for us.
The local area offers a lot of choice from small lochs, hillwalking, and seaside experiences.
Dumfries is close enough to shop daily if necessary without being too close to be a hinderance.
The local village is a short walk away over fields and offers a local shop, pub and cafe.
A rearly good site
The c/l site is very good overlooking the hills. Toilet on site, with 2 shower rooms and toilet on small site 90yds . These were the best we have ever been to spacious clean, chairs everything .you could not ask for The surrounding countryside is fantastic ,very peaceful roads ideal if you have a motor home. We would like to have stayed an extra night but full. Walking in area good pleasant walk down to village 15 min. Pub and local shop. Pub closes early if not busy closing up at 8.15 the one night .they do food from 5pm a few people eating most nights. This is one of the best stop we have had on any c/l
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