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Peterhead Prison Museum
Admiralty Gateway, South Road, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, AB42 2ZX
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Morven view is a centrally located smallholding offering an excellent place to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the beautiful Scottish landscape. With the right conditions, it is possible to watch the fantastic northern lights display occurring regularly throughout the year. We are close to the Gills Bay ferry that takes passengers to the Orkney Islands, and the popular tourist towns of Thurso and John O' Groats. We have the capacity to accommodate large motor homes and all guests can benefit from drained hard standings and shower/WC facilities (please note that the shower and toilet facilities are temporarily closed). Pets are also welcome on-site with access to our large dog exercising area.
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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.
Railways
The Strathspey Railway
Aviemore Station, Dalfaber Road, Highlands, Scotland, PH22 1PY
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- KW1 4TT
- GPS:
- Lat 58.541882 / Lon -3.332172
- OS field ref:
- ND223619
- OS map ref:
- 12
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- Daily public transport within 1 mile
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Not quite up to scratch.
Finding this site was more than a little tricky, over shot the lane to the site as there wasn't a CC sign at the entrance and turning round via a farmers field isn't advised.
When we arrived on site the vans already there were spaced out making it difficult to park up with a decent fire break space from the next van. No markers for pitches and
the owner wasn't on site to assist.
The area on the north coast has some stunning views with Dunnet Head and Dunscanby Head must see's. John O' Groats is a place to visit and forget, although the small harbour is pretty.
Thurso we thought was a nice little place a bit run down but OK. at the time we visited a company of re-enactors were staging a Viking village scene in the main street.
Wick, is a place that has lost it's way and is in need of a lot of TLC it was the worst place we visited on the whole three week tour.
Pubs and eating places seem to be few and far between in this area.
the croft
was a bit tricky to find due to signs missing/stolen. new owner said he will be sorting that out other than that had a nice few night and would use this site again the next time we visit. plus there is wifi being installed this month so will be an added bonus.
Visit Duncansby and give John O'Groats a miss!
This CL is hard standing, has all the basic requirements plus some recycling, a washing line, shower and dog walk. An ideal site for those looking for a short stay site on a tour of Scotland.
John O'Groats was a huge disappointment, unless you enjoy all things commercial and run down, but the Stacks at Duncansby Bay more than made up for it - wow, nature at it's best.
The Castle Mey is a must see place and be sure to take the road to the top of Dunnet Head, the true northern most point of main land Britain.
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