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Riverside Caravan Park is overlooked by rolling hills and is bordered by the gentle flowing Blackwater River. The park is situated in the centre of the village of Contin in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, less than half an hour from the Highland capital of Inverness and on the doorstep of spectacular scenery |
The view overlooking the river is
beautiful, natural and unspoilt - giving an atmosphere of tranquility. |
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Facilities on the site include hot showers with no charge for hot water. There is also a small laundry room. The park is adjacent to the local grocery shop and post office. The village also has a garage and two hotels which offer excellent lounge bar and restaurant facilities.
This well established caravan park is ideally situated for touring the spectacular west coast or the north of Scotland. Approximate distances to places of interest:
Inverness 18 miles - Ullapool 38 miles - Gairloch 50 miles - Kyle of Lochalsh (Skye Bridge) 60 miles - John o'Groats 100 miles.
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Fishing on the Blackwater River is free from the caravan park.
The park is the ideal base for fishing in
the many lochs of the Strathconon valley and nearby rivers such as the River Conon which the Blackwater flows into.
Permits are available locally. |
Riverside is the perfect location for accessing over 60 Munros including The Fannichs, Ben Wyvis, Ben Dearg group and An Teallach. The mountains of Torridon and Glen Affric are also within easy reach.
There are numerous forest walks and easy walks in the local area including Rogie Falls.
Other outdoor activities in our area include:
- Pony trekking
- Mountain biking - 50 miles of mountain bike tracks in the area to suit all levels of experience from novice to veterans
- Golf courses including Strathpeffer, Aigas and Muir of Ord, plus the renowned Dornoch links course
A wide range of local wildlife can be spotted from the park including red kite, buzzards, heron, otters, roe deer, red deer, squirrels, pine marten and even golden eagles. |
Inverness (18 miles) is a bustling city
with shops, restaurants, cinema, Aquadome swimming pool, etc. |
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For days out, there are many visitor attractions to choose from including the Black Isle Wildlife Park, Glen Ord Distillery, Loch Ness & Urquhart Castle, Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle, Culloden Battlefield and Fort George.
There are cruises to see the Moray Firth dolphins and boat trips on Loch Ness.
The pretty Victorian spa village of Strathpeffer (2 miles from Contin) includes a chocolate shop, children's museum and a unique carved standing stone.
The market town of Dingwall (7 miles away) has a supermarket, shops, restaurants, museum, leisure centre, tennis courts, etc. |
Situated on the shores of the Kilbrannan Sound with unrestricted views towards the Isle of Arran, Ailsa Craig and the Ayrshire Coast, Peninver Sands Holiday Park is the ideal place to enjoy a relaxing, carefree holiday in an idyllic part of Scotland. |
Our small family run holiday park has achieved a 4Star grading from the Scottish Tourist Board. We offer caravan holiday homes for hire as well as providing pitches for touring caravans and motor homes within our terraced well kept park. Facilities on-site include reception/launderette block, modern toilet/washing facilities with ample hot water and free showers. |
Above all, we strive to offer a peaceful holiday in a pleasant environment for
those who seek a break away from the hustle and bustle of everyday living.
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The view over Cambletown Bay
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Tourers & Motor Homes: We cater for tourers and motor homes within our terraced park. Facilities on-site include electric hook-ups, modern toilet block with free showers ample hot water, hair dryers and shaving points, reception / launderette block, public telephone etc.
The park has been graded excellent following an assessment by the British Graded Park Scheme. This is the sign you can rely upon for quality, cleanliness and a friendly welcome.
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About the area: Enjoy Kintyre with its rocky headland, Saddle bay and Castle. There are many Forest trails and walks. Campbeltown has both a Museum and a Heritage centre which are a must to appreciate the history of the area. There is also a whisky trail and a cycle trail. Peninver is just down the Kintyre coastline from Skipness where the ferry for the short Arran crossing leaves from. This makes for another nice day out. Arran boasts of gardens, many golf courses and true Scottish scenery.
Things to see and do: Activities: Golf. There are 3 courses within 15 miles. Pony Trekking. Forest walks. Sea, loch and river fishing. Mountain Bike Trails. Visit the many castles, abbeys and historic sites. Take a day trip to Arran, Islay, Jura or Gigha. Visit Davaar Island see the Crucifixion cave painting. Visit "the Mull" and its awe inspiring 1000ft cliffs.
Campbeltown: Kintyre's main town is only 5 miles south and offers a range of facilities Museum. Heritage Centre. Tourist Information Centre. Cinema (Oldest in Scotland). Bowling Greens. Hotels. Restaurants. Distilleries. Home of the world famous "Springbank" malt whisky. ( Distillery tours are available during the Summer months ) 2 Supermarkets for all your daily needs. Wide range of interesting shops and pubs. Music Festival Weekend. (August). Various Gala days and shows during the Summer months. |
Special Offer
Sandylands Holiday Park, Saltcoats, Ayrshire
Break Type: 7nt Break 2008 Date: 29/03/2008 Price: £136 Dog: Allowed
Sandylands is close to the famous sandy beaches of the Ayrshire coast. From here you can explore the scenic glens and magnificent mountains of northwest Ayrshire, take a boat trip to the Isle of Arran or stroll into the centre of the popular holiday resort of nearby Saltcoats. Enjoy a dip in the heated indoor pool, or take a walk to the nearby sandy beach. Kids will love Sparky's Krew Club, where they can take part in Clown Academy , Mini Beast Safari, Fancy Dress, puzzles, quizzes and games. In the evening, head for the Beacon Family Club for a great line up of fun and family entertainment, with dancing shows, visiting bands and exciting cabarets.
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Camusdarach Campsite (New for 2007)
Arisaig, near Mallaig, Inverness-shire PH39 4NT Scotland
Tel: 01687 450221 - Email:
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The campsite at Camusdarach offers superb panoramic views of the islands and is sheltered by many large mature trees. The undulating grassy surface makes tent pitching easy and offers flatter areas for caravans. The 42 pitches are generous in size and allow parking on-pitch. It is advisable to book a pitch in advance during July and August. |
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Electric hook-ups (16) are available and should be booked in advance. There are 2 hard-standing pitches particularly for large vans. Hook-ups are now available in both camping areas and serviced pitches are larger than before. Calor Midge-Eaters are installed in both camping areas. |
The site has an immaculate, modern toilet and shower block, which includes a laundry with washing and drying machines, washing-up areas and facilities for the disabled and babies. Effluent from the shower-block is treated by a series of reed-beds which detoxify the outflow water preventing any contamination of the surrounding land. This provides an eco-friendly solution to waste disposal. A separate disposal point is available for chemical toilet waste. |
Traigh Golf Course is set in one of the
most beautiful parts of the West Highlands
of Scotland, just north of Arisaig
Inverness-shire. |
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The whole estate is geared towards sustainable land use in the hope that we, as custodians of this small area of the Highlands, can pass on to the next generation a healthy environment for every living thing whether human or otherwise. We have been awarded the Green Tourism gold award. |
A Two Star Campsite Ideal for Campers
Nature intended, casual, easy going alongside the river Coe. 22 acres for camping!!! Wooded, swimming hole. Permit fishing on river. Toilets ,hot&cold water, hot showers( 50 pence for 5 minutes). Chemical disposal point, well trained pets allowed, Drinking water, place for washing clothes and dishes, launderette,campfires. |
Nevis Range and Ben Nevis, as well as the Glencoe area, are renowned as mountainous areas of great beauty and wait for you to explore. Ardnamurchan, the Road to the Isles and the Great Glen area have more to offer than you could possibly imagine. |
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There are plenty places you can visit within one day trip from Red Squirrel campsite either on foot or by car. From high monros ( about 20 around Glencoe ) to a nice pub ( only about 10 minutes walk )
Offsite Facilities:: Food Shop 1.5m, Gas 1.5, Bar/Pub 1m (Clachaig Inn) Restaurant 1m(Clachaig Inn, Glencoe Hotel, VIVA) Indoor Heated Pool 2m(Isle of Glencoe Hotel)Tennis Courts 15m.
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YES YOU CAN !
HAVE A SMALL CAMPFIRE!
Remember they are suppose to be small! Please use old fire spots. Don’t burn any grass. No fires after 11PM. Ask warden for fire wood and help.We sell firewood if you need. |
Fort William & Lochaber area - the outdoor capital of the UK which forms a large part of the West Highlands of Scotland. Visitors in the UK and from around the world are often amazed at the sheer beauty of the countryside. With a relatively low population, there is a real sense of countryside and the out-of-doors.
Fort William, with neighbouring smaller villages and hamlets, offer modern lodgings in comfortable hotels, guesthouses, bed & breakfasts and self-catering parks and hostels. We welcome you with genuine Highland hospitality and invite you to stay for a few days, or even base your entire holiday here, in the tranquility of the Highlands of Scotland. Lochaber has a long history and culture with a reputation for a big welcome to visitors - you'll be no exception.
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Riverside Caravan Park
Hornshole Bridge, Hawick, Scottish Borders, TD9 8SY
TEL: 01450 373785 FAX: 01450 375922 |
Centrally situated in the beautiful Scottish Borders. Riverside is an ideal base for touring, with Edinburgh, Kielder Forest, Northumbria and The Lake District all within driving distance. |
Our small touring area offers grass and hardstanding pitches for Tents tourers and motorhomes. Well behaved pets are welcome.
Riverside is an excellent central base for exploring the Borders region with great Borders pubs and restaurants to suit most tastes
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There is an abundance of historic houses, castles, beautiful gardens and much more to visit within the area. 4 minutes drive away is Hawick, the largest town in the Borders with a range of shops, restaurants, leisure centre etc. |
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To secure a pitch we recommend you telephone 01450 373785 well in advance to check availability & avoid disappointment.
Modern caravans fully equipped and with central heating and double glazing are available for short breaks or weekly hire. Again free fishing for our own river banks of the teviot and 50% reduced green fees for golfers on our sister parks own course are offered to you walking,horse riding and archery are also available close by.
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