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View and BookBothwellhaugh Road, Bothwell, Glasgow, Glasgow, G71 8NY, Scotland
View on map*ONLY 10% FULLY REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT - offer extended until 31 December 2023
We have HALVED our deposits to an incredibly low 10% at all Club campsites for any stay in 2023 and 2024*!
Nestled on the edge of picturesque parkland, Strathclyde Country Park Club Campsite is the perfect holiday location for the entire family. On-site facilities include a woodland walk, play area for young children, as well as modern family washrooms and disabled facilities. There are also a handful of pitches suitable for larger outfits, which can be arranged through the site staff.
The country park is a pleasant ten minute walk from the site, with 1,000 acres of mature woodlands, wetlands, wildlife refuges and neat open parkland, set around Strathclyde Loch, offering unique bird and nature watching, miles of walking and cycle routes, as well as a whole range of watersports and golf. There are also several sites of historic interest within the parkland, such as the Bothwellhaugh Roman fort and bath house, and the nearby M and D's Theme Park is a great day out for kids. The shops and museums of Glasgow are within easy reach of the site and, further afield, Loch Lomond, Stirling and Edinburgh are within an hours drive, making this site an ideal base for exploring Southern Scotland.
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From the North on the M74: turn off at Junction 5 (signposted A725 Edinburgh and Strathclyde Country Park). At the roundabout take the second exit, towards Strathclyde Country Park, then take first left. The site entrance is in approximately 180 metres, on the left. From the South on M74 take Junction 5 signposted A725. At the roundabout the the 5th left to Strathclyde County Park, then take the 1st left. The site entrance is on the left in approximately 180 metres.
Please Note: The site is no longer accessible from the M74 Junction 6, as the park road off the A723 is now a no through road.
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Neil Carr
Reviewed on 24/09/2023 17:07
Members for over 22 years and really disappointed with this site. As a family of 7 we booked a caravan pitch and a tent pitch. From day 1 two toilets in the men’s loo were blocked , maybe a sign? On the evening of day 6 we noticed water rising on the tent field and by midnight we were awoken by other campers to be notified that there was a flood and they helped move several tents further back, headlights illuminating the pitches. Some wardens appeared with torches but little else. They had knowledge of the problem and the water smelled. By 8am the next morning it had spread toward the toilet block and people were walking through it, no notices up warning of a possible health hazard and no cordons. The Water co arrived by 8am and a warden finally arrived at 8.15. Another warden was hosing and spreading the sewage by this point. People were still walking through the excrement. Our tent was ruined and needless to say we all left immediately. Luckily, as the road then collapsed. Water company responsible no doubt but criminal management by the site ream.
Comment from the Club:
We're sorry to learn of your experience during a holiday with this. The issue you describe was reported to Scottish water, when first identified at 8pm. The site staff were not sure what the cause was or where the water was coming from, but had advised guests nearest where it was to avoid it and offered for anyone in our tent field, that wanted, to move to our smaller tent field. Scottish water attended at midnight, although they were not able to resolve the matter until the next day. Anyone camping in our tent field at this time or affected by this we would encourage to send direct feedback to us via our 'contact us' page, if they haven't done so already, we can then review individual circumstances.
piplin
Reviewed on 12/08/2023 14:23
If you are travelling with children / teenagers avoid. This site was not at all family friendly. We were treated with a list of rules so that our three children did not upset the “proper members”. I’m not quite sure what they were meant to do other than sit quietly on IT. Motorway noise is horrendous - non stop all night. I dreamt of sleeping in the middle of a roundabout. On night 5 of 8 we were woken up by other campers as the field was “flooding”. Campers helped drag tents clear and light the field with headlights whilst wardens gave no practical assistance whatsoever ever - they did not even ask if there was anything they could do to help. They next morning the “flood was around the facilities block, road and camping field. Our tent and gazebo were covered in it. We suspected that it was sewage given the appearance and smell. Once again we had to approach wardens rather than any support / customer care being offered. On leaving we asked directly for confirmation that it was sewage. There was no sense of health and safety of those on site or management of a significant incident. Children were running and people washing up next to it - it was being trodden through the toilet block. The only at any direct contact with head office has been achieved is within 30 mins on leaving a negative review on trust pilot. We lost 3 nights of our holiday and have £600 worth of camping equipment in the bin.
Comment from the Club:
We're sorry to learn of your experience during a holiday with this. The issue you describe was reported to Scottish water, when first identified at 8pm. The site staff were not sure what the cause was or where the water was coming from, but had advised guests nearest where it was to avoid it and offered for anyone in our tent field, that wanted, to move to our smaller tent field. Scottish water attended at midnight, although they were not able to resolve the matter until the next day. Anyone camping in our tent field at this time or affected by this we would encourage to send direct feedback to us via our 'contact us' page, if they haven't done so already, we can then review individual circumstances.