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The Strathspey Railway
Aviemore Station, Dalfaber Road, Highlands, Scotland, PH22 1PY
View on mapCulloden Moor Caravan Club Site
Newlands, Culloden Moor, Inverness, Highlands, IV2 5EF, Scotland
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Why stay here ...
Gently sloping to face a glorious, unspoilt view over the Nairn Valley, Culloden Moor Club Site has the asset of being sheltered on one side by an abundant belt of mature trees to afford extra privacy and wind protection. The caravan site is only about 1.5 miles from the famous Culloden Battlefield, where Bonnie Prince Charlie was defeated and Scottish history was rewritten.
Culloden Moor Club Site is also just six miles from the pretty city of Inverness - not only does it have more than enough choice for shopping treats and places to eat or drink, it is also centrally situated for touring some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland. Beautiful must-see locations include Loch Ness, Black Isle, Moray Coast and the Whisky Trails in the Spey Valley. The caravan park also puts you within easy reach of Glen Affric for unforgettably scenic walks - you'll see its magnificent landscapes best on foot and maybe even spot some deer. With forest walks, this site is ideally located for dog owners.
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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.
Discovery
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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Directions
From southbound on the A9: take the exit signposted Hilton/ Culduthel/ Inshes Retail Park. At the roundabout (Inshes Retail Park) take 1st exit signposted Culloden Moor, Croy B9006. Follow B9006, 1.5 miles past Culloden Battlefield, through Newlands. The site is on the left on the main road. From North on A9: 1.75 miles after crossing Kessock Bridge, exit left onto slip road signposted B9006 Culloden/Croy. In 200m at T-junction turn right onto B9006. Follow B9006, 1.5 miles past Culloden Battlefield, through Newlands, site is on left on main road. From East on the A96 join the A9 south then take the first exit signposted Culloden and then follow above instructions from the north.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- IV2 5EF
- GPS:
- Lat 57.48601 / Lon -4.05748
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- NH769459
- OS map ref:
- 27
- Handbook map ref:
- E17
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Inverness
- Car hire on site
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
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O dear!!
We’ve been here many times over the years and it has always been immaculate, but not anymore ,we all have to live with the virus ,and others are managing fine, so that’s not the reason, there’s a lack of maintenance everywhere , and the tape that used to be red and white,is untidy,will need to look elsewhere for a site ,
Not up to club standards
Have been coming to this site for many years and love the area but will not be visiting this club site again unless we here it is back to what it used to be. It looks very unkept and neglected, trying to ignore the large amount of tape used for social distancing it looks like the growth of weeds were being used for the same. With empty unpainted flower boxes and fencing it did look depressing. The toilets were not very clean either at the beginning of the week. We have visited other sites since covid and they seem to have maintained their standards. Other good sites are not far away.
Very disappointing.
7 night stay
Spent 7 nights here. Site could do with some TLC - shrubs are a bit overgrown, entrance barrier awaiting repair, playpark awaiting repair.
Also a lot of now faded red and white tape around the site, which looks awful.
We were dissapointed that the playpark was closed, as our daughter would have loved it.
That said the site is well placed for Inverness and surrounding areas, lots of nice walks and on a bus route. Toilet block spotless and plenty of hot water in the showers. Wardens pleasant and helpful.
TV signal and mobile phone signal good.
We enjoyed our stay, would come back again.
Glood tv and dog walking
Pleasant welcome by managers who had only recently arrived at the site. We had a good hard standing pitch and the motorhome service facilities were well laid out. A wristband system was in operation for showers and toilets but this only worked when people used it properly and took their own bands back.
Good dog walk on site - pub just over a mile away where we had a reasonable meal. Good access to Inverness and the Battlefield. If you go to Inverness try the community cafe and buy a meal forward if you can.
A great place to chill out!
As ever a great place to chill out, the dogs love the forest walks and the local beach at Nairn where one of them learned to swim 5 yrs ago!!
Yes there are a couple of tight corners, which with some minor road layout changes could be over come. After all, the caravans are getting bigger both in length and width!
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01463 790625
This site has been rated 4.5 paws for dog-friendliness!
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