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The Strathspey Railway
Aviemore Station, Dalfaber Road, Highlands, Scotland, PH22 1PY
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Why stay here ...
Bogroy Croft CL is set on a small working Croft and benefits from its Beautiful surroundings right in the middle of a small but Lively village called Carrbridge.
The CL is 3-5 minute walk away from the shops and local country pub and 8-10 minutes away from Landmark Adventure Park making it a fantastic family getaway of all ages.
Carrbridge offers something for everyone, its Golf Course is right across the road and easily accessible, there are plenty of woodland walks, be it just an after dinner stroll or a trek through the Cairngorm National Park. It is well known for its Packhorse Bridge that is 300 years old this year, and also hosts a few events such as the annual chainsaw carving championships and the annual world porridge making championships. Its also known for its traditional and contemporary music with events throughout the year. It truly is the Jewel of the Highlands.
Carrbridge is 25 minute drive from the city of inverness giving you the option for a day out in the highland capital, it is also 10 minutes from Aviemore, the base of the cairngorm mountain for the Skiers and funicular railway to the top of the mountain. Also 10 minute drive away to Grantown on Spey and that will lead you to the renowned Speyside Whiskey trail.
Failte Gu Bogroy Croft C.L
a’coimhead air adhart ri ur faicinn a dh’aithghearr
(Looking forward to seeing you soon)
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Latest arrival time: 8:30 PM
Latest departure time: 11:00 AM
0.5 acres
Electric amperage: 10
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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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Glencoe Folk Museum
Main Street, Glencoe Village, Highlands, Scotland, PH49 4HS
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This little museum is stuffed full of local history and artefacts, housed in two beautiful old thatched cottages. The museum has a great selection of objects including textiles, costumes, taxidermy, china and Jacobite memorabilia. The museum gives a unique insight into the rich, local history of Glencoe.
Two for the price of one or half price entry for solo travellers.
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- PH23 3AU
- GPS:
- Lat 57.284865 / Lon -3.819875
- OS field ref:
- NH903230
- OS map ref:
- 36
Transport links
- Nearest train station: Carrbridge
- Train station within 5 miles
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Super site in a great location.
As the other reviews have said, this is a great site with wonderful access to some of the best walking and cycling locations. The site is well designed. It's a real luxury to be able to reverse straight into you pitch after a long drive with no messing about with levelling etc. Similarly, the essential facilities: water, CPD, grey water and rubbish are all well maintained and easy to use. The pitches are a mixture of hard standing and grass. Again, really well maintained with very good drainage.
As another reviewer noted, the photographs don't do the site justice.
A few negatives....the site is in the village and therefore very convenient for eating out, Spar shop supplies etc. but the down-side of this is that there can be some noise from surrounding houses. Hedge trimming, music, kids playing etc.
WiFi. Mentioned in a review two years ago that it didn't work. It still doesn't! Don't choose this site for it's Wifi without checking with the owner first. I don't think it should be on the site description until it does. The site has very good 4G on Three and O2 but obviously you pay for that.
Dog fouling. Over the duration of our stay we had to remove four piles of it from our pitch. Rather embarrassing when I accused the owner of the van and dog next to me to find that they had the same problem and it is actually from the dog(s) from the house at the entrance to the site which seem to have free run of the place at times.
Repeat Visit but shame about the dog poo
A repeat visit to this CL - still a great location for exploring the Cairngorms - good cycling in the area. Easy access to Carrbridge for shop / cafe/ pub.
Visit only spoiled by some loud music from a neighbouring house and dog poo on the site. Irresponsible dog owners! I cleared up 3 lots of dog poo after parking.
Enjoyable stay
Had a lovely few days here with our grandson ,Arran loved the company ,lovely welcome ,very peaceful ,large pitches, lots of lovely walks ,5 minute walk into village of Carrbridge .This is our 4th visit we will be back Thanks
Great Spot
Stayed for a couple of nights in October. CL was easy to find with good access. There was plenty of space available in a great spot on the edge of the village. As another reviewer said prettier than it looks in the photos, overlooking the field which was full of highland cattle while we were there. CL is tucked in behind some houses and gardens beside the croft, but quiet and you did get a sense of being in the countryside rather than a village.
Easy access to village along the river or the road, both the Cairn Hotel and Carrbridge Kitchen were good too.
Easy access to Speyside Way via Boat of Garten for cycling in the area.
A lovely place to stay
This site was nicer than it appears in the picture. The sites were well-spaced out in a little green valley with highland cows ponies and hens around. Lots to do in this fantastic area. Great for bird watching. The Cairn Hotel in the village had a choice of three vegetarian mains- a welcome change from the normal pubs. Very tasty too!
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