| Telephone | 01567820323 |
|---|---|
| Telephone (Rental) | 01567 820323 |
| Telephone (Sales) | 01333 351900 |
| Telephone (Touring) | 01567 820323 |
| Motorhome pitches | ||
| Touring pitches | 39 | |
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| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches |
| Camping pods | £50.00-£95.00 |
| Holiday homes | 24 |
| Holiday homes |
Directions
From the south take the A822 from the A9 and you’ll find us just after the visitor centre on the left. From the north turn left off Crieff High Street and then right just over the bridge.Top 10 Things to Do Within 30 Minutes of Braidhaugh Holiday Park
1. Drummond Castle Gardens (10 mins) – Wander through one of Europe’s most spectacular formal gardens, famous for its Renaissance design and sweeping views.
2. The Famous Grouse Experience (10 mins) – Visit Scotland’s oldest working distillery, Glenturret, for whisky tasting and distillery tours just outside Crieff.
3. Crieff Hydro Adventure Park (5 mins) – Family fun with zip-lining, horse riding, archery and off-road segways – a great local day out.
4. Loch Earn (20 mins) – Enjoy scenic walks, water sports, or a picnic along this stunning freshwater loch surrounded by mountain views.
5. Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre (15 mins) – A fantastic animal park near Comrie with hands-on experiences and over 70 species to discover.
6. St Fillans (25 mins) – A charming lochside village perfect for peaceful walks, fishing and photography.
7. Perth (30 mins) – Explore ‘The Fair City’ with its riverside parks, galleries, boutiques and the famous Scone Palace nearby.
8. Comrie Croft Trails (20 mins) – Mountain bike enthusiasts will love the award-winning trail network and bike hire available on site.
9. Stirling (30 mins) – Step back in time at Stirling Castle, The Wallace Monument and the historic Old Town.
10. Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park (30 mins) – Begin your gateway into the Highlands with jaw-dropping scenery, hikes, and wildlife.
Braidhaugh Holiday Park is just a short walk from Crieff town centre, where you’ll find everything you need for a relaxed stay. The town offers a great mix of independent shops, delis, and local supermarkets for daily essentials. When it comes to dining, visitors can enjoy a wide choice of traditional pubs, cosy cafés, and highly rated restaurants serving local Scottish produce. Popular spots include Yanns, The Tower Gastro Pub, and The Gurkha’s for authentic Nepalese cuisine. There are also several takeaways, pharmacies, banks, and petrol stations nearby – making Braidhaugh both peaceful and practical for guests.
angus 01 Jul 2012
Note: This review was left while under different management
Brilliant site, with really friendly owners and holidaymakers. The park is a beauty with mature shrubs beautiful mountain scenery and the babbling river earn. code locked toilets made me feel safe, shop was adequate, pitches are big, park is child friendly and very clean. Can't wait to go again!
Fife 11 Aug 2009
Note: This review was left while under different management
Stayed in the wigwams at this site, only for 2 nights as they had made a mistake with our original request for 3 nights. Turned up on the day only to be told they weren't ready for us and were turned away while they were being cleaned. Not great when you have 6 hungry kids. Site was well maintained however and a good location although expect to be woken by the 2 cockerels who live over the river.
Braidhaugh Park Ltd, Crieff, Perth and Kinross, Scotland
Ireland 03 Mar 2008
Note: This review was left while under different management
WE stayed a couple of nights in this quiet peacefull site by a river. It is within walking distance of the town of Crieff. Staff were friendly and the shop had a wide range of goods. Shower block was warm and clean, also the store boxes in the showers where very handy for keeping clothes dry.
fife 15 Feb 2006
Note: This review was left while under different management
Visited this lovely peaceful site, situated alongside the river on the outskirts of Crieff, in a motorhome.
The site has a good wee shop with essential spares (handy as we needed fuses); a small pond that you can sail little boats on; a playground on site, with another nearby; and a little bird enclosure . Short distance from town and there is a supermarket close by.Visitor centre + Drovers exhibition a short walk away.
Our pitch was adequate and roomy.
Shower block was warm and very clean, and cubicles had storage box/seats which we found useful when showering with kids.
Staff were very friendly and helpful.
We'll definitely put it on our revisit list.
Had a really lovely stay at Braidhaugh this week! Such a lovely area, so quiet and peaceful, definitely where to go for some relaxation away from cities!
The lodge was nice, really comfy couch and bed and had a well equipped small kitchen area, with a fridge, microwave and small hob. The only issue we had with the lodge was the bathroom, it obviously had some damp issues as the skirting board was badly stained and the flooring was warped, but there was mainly just quite a bad smell of damp. As we weren’t in the lodge too much this wasn’t too much of an issue but also wasn’t the most pleasant.
The staff were really lovely, as we missed a message stating we had to bring our own lighter, so couldn’t light the wood for the hot tub, and it was too late to go to a shop. We managed to get in touch with the staff on their out of hours number - as the reception is only open 9-5, who were super helpful and so lovely as they brought us some matches.
- 31 Aug 2025
This is a hidden gem. Very quiet and peaceful park. Warm welcome in reception and very helpful staff. Our caravan was lovely, it was very hot though but we did arrive in the hottest weekend ever. Clean caravan with everything you could need. We are already planning to come back as we really enjoyed it.
- 31 Jul 2025
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