| Telephone | 01567 820302 |
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| Motorhome pitches | £17.00-£22.00 | |
| Touring pitches | £17.00-£22.00 | |
| Tent pitches | £8.00-£17.00 | |
| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches |
| Camping pods |
| Chalets | £330.00-£380.00 | |
| Holiday homes | £300.00-£330.00 |
| Holiday homes |
- Picnic benches and barbecue areas are dotted around for your convenience
- Hard standings
- Electrical charger point
Top 10 Things to See and Do near Cruachan Farm Caravan and Camping Park, Loch Tay
1. Falls of Dochart, Killin (2 miles) - witness the power of nature at the dramatic Falls of Dochart, where the River Dochart cascades through the centre of Killin. A must-see landmark and a great photo stop.
2. Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve (6 miles) - hike through heather-covered slopes and alpine meadows to the summit of Ben Lawers — one of Scotland’s most iconic Munros — with incredible views across Loch Tay.
3. Loch Tay Watersports & Boat Hire (3 miles) - enjoy paddleboarding, kayaking, or sailing on the shimmering waters of Loch Tay. Equipment hire and guided activities are available for all experience levels.
4. Killin Outdoor Centre (2 miles) - a great place to hire bikes or book guided tours of the local hills and trails. The friendly team can also help plan your route through Highland Perthshire.
5. The Crannog Centre, Kenmore (10 miles) - step back in time at this fascinating living museum on the shores of Loch Tay, where you can explore a recreated Iron Age dwelling and learn about ancient Scottish life.
6. Loch Earn & St Fillans (15 miles) - a scenic drive west takes you to Loch Earn, known for its beauty, watersports, and the iconic “Still” sculpture rising from the loch.
7. Aberfeldy & Dewar’s Whisky Distillery (20 miles) - take a distillery tour at Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery and sample award-winning whiskies in the heart of Perthshire’s whisky country.
8. The Birks of Aberfeldy (20 miles) - a stunning circular woodland walk, immortalised by Robert Burns, featuring waterfalls, viewpoints, and tranquil forest scenery.
9. Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park (25 miles) - discover one of Scotland’s most breathtaking areas of natural beauty — ideal for walking, wildlife watching, and scenic drives.
10. Fortingall Yew (18 miles) - visit one of Europe’s oldest living trees, thought to be over 5,000 years old, in the peaceful village of Fortingall.
A short drive away are the scenic village of Killin and the picturesque Falls of Dochart. Killin Village, being centrally situated, is an ideal base for touring and sightseeing around the Highlands and central Scotland and is very popular with climbers and hill walkers. It has a wide variety of shops and pubs and also a 9-hole golf course, tennis, putting and bowls. An indoor leisure centre and swimming pools are within a ½ hour drive of Cruachan and water sports, clay pigeon shooting, birdwatching and ancient burial sites are all also nearby.
When it comes to dining, enjoy hearty pub food and friendly Scottish hospitality at The Falls of Dochart Inn or The Courie Inn, both serving locally sourced dishes and fine whiskies. For lighter bites and home baking, Shutters Café and The Capercaillie are popular favourites. Takeaway fish and chips and pizzas are also available in Killin for relaxed dining back at your accommodation.
Dunfermline, Fife 19 Aug 2010
Note: This review was left while under different management
A very attractive site, lovely peacful setting on the shores of Loch Tay. Facilities all well kept and fresh, a modest selection of necessities can be bought at the shop, including free range eggs. Hamish and John are really helpful and friendly. There isn't an awful lot for kids on the site but there are plenty of activities close by. We would definately go back as it was more reasonably priced than some sites which have less to offer.
