Out and about Local attractions • The Famous Grouse Experience Visit The Famous Grouse Experience Welcome to and see the secrets that make Scotland’s Glenlyon Gallery • favourite whisky so special. But be warned, A unique gallery featuring original oil when you visit Glenturret, Scotland’s and acrylic paintings by Alan B Hayman, oldest distillery, you should expect a few depicting landscapes, seascapes and surprises! Maragowan wildlife. 01764 656565 01887 866260 www.thefamousgrouse.com www.glenlyongallery.co.uk Caravan Club Site Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Dewar’s World of Whisky • • National Park Enjoy this superb heritage exhibition and The magnificent landscapes of Loch guided tour of Aberfeldy Distillery, then Lomond & The Trossachs have fired relax with a complimentary dram in the the imagination of writers and artists coffee shop or browse the brand store. for centuries. The Park embraces the Described as ‘the ultimate Scotch Whisky deep waters of Loch Lomond, the wild visitor centre’. 01904 615505 glens of The Trossachs, Breadalbane’s high www.dewarsworldofwhiskey.com mountains and the sheltered sea lochs of the Argyll Forest. There are Visitor • Benlawers Nature Reserve Centres at Balmaha and Luss, or for more The Central Highlands’ highest mountain, information call 01389 722600 or visit: Ben Lawers is 1,214m (3,984 ft), with www.lochlomond-trossachs.org views from the Atlantic to the North Sea. 01567 820397 Activities www.nts.org.uk • Scottish Crannog Centre • Cycling Crannogs were a type of ancient loch A good cycle route is towards Loch Tay and joining the old railway line through dwelling found throughout Scotland and Killin. The nearest National Cycle Network Ireland. They were timber-built round route to this site is Sunderland to Get to know your site houses supported by piles driven into Inverness, Route 7, OS ref NN572324. the loch bed. Today they appear as tree This site is an ideal family holiday base, want to be more ambitious, there are islands or remain hidden as submerged, • Walking set on one bank of the River Lochay, and water-sports centres at both Lochearnhead A good walking route near the site is stony mounds. The Scottish Crannog within walking distance of the shops and and at Kenmore on Loch Tay. Centre presents a guided tour lasting 20- towards Loch Tay and joining the old railway line through Killin. restaurants of the little holiday town of Walkers will find plenty to challenge them 25 minutes and explains the way of life Killin. There are all the ingredients of a and for the energetic, mountain bikes can of Scotland’s Iron Age dwellers. • Sports 1 marvellous outdoor holiday in and around be hired in the village. Even if you’re car- 01887 830583 The site is within /2 mile of a 9 hole www.crannog.co.uk golf course. There are two watersports the site. You can fish in the river on site bound you can still enjoy the scenery by centres within an hour’s drive, as well without a permit (paddling, swimming are driving up some of the glens, keeping an as pony trekking and boating. Fishing not advised as water levels can change eye open for the huge range of wildlife that lochs are readily accessible with permits rapidly and without warning), or if you abounds here. available from the local newsagent. General site information TV reception Adjacent River Reception Services Television reception is fair. A digital multi- Safety on Site There is a river running by the side of Mail and messages directional aerial (vertical) is needed or a Vehicles and cycles the site, please supervise children at satellite dish. all times. Mail and messages are put on the board Parents are reminded that children outside Reception. Radio reception only available on Freeview. remain their responsibility and therefore Fishing Reception Electric hook-up they should be supervised at all times, Free while staying on site. Open 9.00am - 6.00pm, all days. The costs of electricity are included in your and to ensure that all members of their Site shop pitch fee, but please help us minimise our party follow the principles of road safety. Close by Open at the same times as Reception. The effect on the environment by considering Motor vehicles and bicycles on site should, shop sells Calor Gas, toilet fluids, milk and your electricity use while on site. Also any at all times, be used with due regard to Supermarkets eggs, ice cream, sweets, cold drinks and saving could help to reduce pitch fees or the safety and convenience of others and The closest is the Co-op in Killin, about half their speed should not exceed walking pace Killin local walks leaflets. help towards investments in new sites or a mile from the site. redevelopments. (5mph). No cycling is permitted on site Information room between the hours of dusk and dawn, as Swimming pool Open all the time. Leaflets are available determined by the Wardens. Any one-way Please see notice board. about the many attractions and places of system signs should be observed by all Public transport interest that you can visit during your stay. Site Facilities vehicles and cycles. Foot pedalled cycles, There is a bus service 10 minutes walk Mobile & public telephones scooters and skateboards can be used, but away, to Callander and Stirling (Seasonal are not allowed on the paved area around Some mobile phones do not work in the Please see the Site map for locations of service). area. Public telephone – there is a public amenity blocks. toilet blocks and communal areas and telephone located at the side of Reception. must not be ridden on footpaths. Please Places of worship Please note that this phone does not accept Toilets and showers note that motorised mobility scooters are Church of Scotland, Catholic and Episcopal The toilet blocks are closed for cleaning incoming calls. allowed on site, but children’s motorised churches are in Killin Village. at the following times: Gents: 11am to Wi-Fi scooters or skateboards are not. 11.45am. Ladies: 11.45am to 12.30pm. Pets Wi-fi internet access is available on this site, There is a baby and toddler bathroom No dog walk on site. Please keep your dog ask the Warden for details. for children under 4 years old. Keys are on a lead at all times on the pitching areas available from Reception. Please ensure and roads within the site. Dogs must be that children are supervised by an adult at Pitches walked off-site, turn left out of the main all times. The disabled toilet and shower gate and over the river bridge. Please clean facilities are located in the toilet block. Pitch care up after them on and off site. Please lift awning ground sheets daily. Rock Laundry Fire Point pegs are recommended. Prices for the use of the laundry facilities (to activate alarm/warning) Located at all Motorhomes are: Washing machine £4.00, Tumble drier service points and car park. If your pitch is left unoccupied, please £1.00, Rinse & Spin £1.00 per 15min cycle. Security barrier leave your motorhome sign on display and Washing sinks are also available. Please do There is a security barrier on site. This is not hang washing lines between trees or on disconnect your mains electrical lead from operated by a card for entrance and exit Tell us what you think… the bollard. the fences. from the site. If you have any comments or suggestions Vacating your pitch Recycling Visitors that could help us to improve this Site, If you wish to stay after 12 noon on your On site. Please ask your visitors to make themselves please put them in our Visitors’ Comments day of departure, it is normally not a Ball games known at Reception when arriving at the Book. And if you discover a local pub or problem unless the site is fully booked. Sorry but no football or cricket games may site. If you are expecting visitors after hours, restaurant or an interesting place to go, Please see the departure board on site. be played on site. Facilities for these games please meet them at Reception. tell us about that too! Barbecues can be found in Killin. Power cables Site address: Aberfeldy Road, Killin, FK21 8TN These are allowed on site but open fires are No kite flying or ball games are allowed on Telephone: 01567 820245 not. Please keep barbecues off the grass. site due to overhead cables..