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The Lodge Forest Visitor Centre Duke's Pass, Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, Scotland, FK8 3SX
View on mapMaragowan Club Site is a picturesque family holiday location nestled on the bank of the River Lochay in Scotland. The caravan park is within comfortable walking distance of the quaint little holiday town of Killin where you can idle the time away in the various shops and restaurants.
The Maragown Club Site includes a well-equipped facility for babies and toddlers under 4 years old where parents can tend to the little ones in comfort. It also puts you within easy reach of a wealth of fun outdoor activities. There is a 9-hole golf course and trout fishing is permitted in the river - just see the Site Staff during office hours to obtain a permit. Cycling routes, including the National Cycle Route 7 and the Rob Roy Way, are in close proximity and mountain bikes can be hired in the village of Killin. Kayaking, hill walking and mountaineering can all be undertaken from the caravan site. Walking can be enjoyed by all abilities, with numerous Munros, Corbetts and pleasant hill walks within a few miles of the site. For a step back in time with scenic beauty, visit Loch Katrine and enjoy a Sir Walter Scott steamer cruise. For the more adventurous, there are water sports centres close by at Lochearnhead and Kenmore on Loch Tay, where small boats can be launched into the loch. Scenic drives up the Glens where local wildlife abounds are also not to be missed when visiting this idyllic caravan site. A hotel opposite the site also offers live music on certain nights. A good butcher's van visits the site on a Tuesday and Friday, please ask the Warden for more details.
Local offers include 10% discounts on meals at the Killin Hotel, the Capercaillie Restaurant and The Courie Inn. Ask the site staff for more details.
Offers available to Club members
Leisure Activities
The Lodge Forest Visitor Centre Duke's Pass, Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, Scotland, FK8 3SX
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Main Street, Glencoe Village, Highlands, Scotland, PH49 4HS
View on mapThis 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
Aviemore Station, Dalfaber Road, Highlands, Scotland, PH22 1PY
View on mapMount 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.
The site is on the right of the A827 (Killin - Kenmore) 0.5 miles past the end of the village. Please note: the site is on the main road. Do not turn into Pier Road which is unsuitable for caravans or motorhomes.
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