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The Lodge Forest Visitor Centre Duke's Pass, Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, Scotland, FK8 3SX
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c/o Maragowan Caravan Club Site, Aberfeldy Road, Killin, Stirling, FK21 8TN, Scotland
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Why stay here ...
The Clachan Club Site is a find with its several open pitching areas tucked quietly away in woodland ablaze with wild flowers and an amazing range of bird and wild life. Based here, you can experience the best of this fabulous countryside on foot or by car as you are in the glens, mountains and lochs of the Central Highlands - country to dream about.
Make sure you visit the Ben Lawers Nature Reserve. From the car park, situated a thousand feet above Loch Tay, you will experience unforgettable views whilst also having access to the Edramucky Trail offering an ever changing display of alpine flowers and a wide range of bird life. For the more adventurous, Ben Lawers, Beinn Ghlas and the Tarmachan Ridge can all be accessed from the car park.
Please note: This site does not have a toilet block.
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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.
Railways
The Strathspey Railway
Aviemore Station, Dalfaber Road, Highlands, Scotland, PH22 1PY
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Mount Stuart, one of the world's great houses, is arguably the finest piece of domestic Victorian architecture to emerge from Britain's 19th century Gothic Revival. Set in 300 acres, the grounds are recognised as some of Europe's finest gardens with a collection of both exotic and native flora spanning several gardens.
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Directions
Please note: all visitors should check in at Maragowan Club Site. Maragown is on the right of the A827 (Killin - Kenmore), 0.5 miles past the end of the village. At Maragowan visitors will receive further information on Clachan, together with a numerical code to operate the entry barrier. Clachan is on the left of A827 (Killin – Kenmore) about 1 mile past Maragowan Club site and 0.5 mile past golf course.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- FK21 8TN
- GPS:
- Lat 56.48239 / Lon -4.30901
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- NN578347
- OS map ref:
- 51
- Handbook map ref:
- E15
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Fabulous
Don’t hesitate, this is a charming site, the wardens keep it immaculate, they are both welcoming and friendly,full of information and tips. There is not a toilet block here, it’s not important to us, as we normally use our own anyway. It’s half the price of the site down the road, always worth considering.
Can’t praise this site enough, and as yet no midges.
llancer
Reviewed on 13/07/2019 10:54
Peaceful quiet and immaculate
Very pleased with this site. Note...there is no bathroom block...but not a problem if you have one anyway...the grounds are immaculate and beautiful. You check in at another club site a minute away. I was greeted at Clachan by an elderly very friendly informative gentleman. I think he was a volunteer. He had treats in his pocket for my dogs. Mains connection on site...water and chemical dump near to your site. The overall location is hilly...but I liked that...the pitches are perfectly flat. Hard pitches and grass ones. Just a lovely spot...and good value.
Peaceful!
Just spent a very peaceful weekend here. Hadn't been for about 8 years, will be back sooner this time. Well kept, though rather hilly.
Nature Reserve
A one-night stay on our Scotland tour, nice pitches, friendly staff, we use our own facilities so lack of these no issue. Amazing amount of birds to see but fair amount of traffic noise due to being close to a main road. Only downside is probably not best for motorhomers as roads not ideal for pedestrians (only access to nearby town which was delightful). Also if you visit here in summer ensure you have copious amounts of citronella - the Scottish midgie flourishes here & definitely likes the taste of an Englishman!
Motorhomer comments
Lovely small site set in a woodland great for nature saw a red squirrel & good selection of birds & it is quiet. The road is very busy, fast cars, motorbikes & has large farm vehicles using it. So as for walking or cycling off site a bit risky so we did not. We have a dog so this was not ideal as the dog walk very very short, 3 mins? also only 1 dog bin on site. The village is quite away from the site but has shops where produce can be bought and bars. For caravans' not a problem.
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01567 820245
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