Speyside by Craigellachie Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Aberlour, Highlands, Scotland
Speyside by Craigellachie Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Set on a gentle south-facing slope in a lightly wooded area, the Club Site at Speyside is only a stone's throw from the area's well known distilleries.
About Speyside by Craigellachie Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Walks, wildlife and whisky can all be found in abundance in the areas surrounding this beautiful campsite. Set on a gentle south-facing slope and surrounded by trees, the site enjoys a rural position between the Moray coast and Cairngorms mountain range. The site will appeal to those looking for a peaceful and relaxing base for their exploration of the area. Non-members welcome.
Open from 1 April to 3 October
Adult only
Allow commercial vans
Allow pets
Bike hire
Café / restaurant
Communal BBQ
Disabled facilities
Drinking water
Electric hookups
Entertainment
Family friendly
Fires allowed
Fishing
Games room
Glamping
Golf
Horse riding
Hot tub
Internet access
Kids club
Kids playground
Laundry
Near beach
Near pub
Open year round
Peaceful
RV pitches
Shop
Showers
Swimming pool
Toilets
TV room
Vineyard
Water hookups
Watersports
W.C. disposal
There are 62 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
Other accommodation
31 x Non Electric Grass Pitches
Grass pitches without electric hook-ups.
16 x Electric Grass Pitches
Grass pitches with electric hook-ups.
15 x Hardstanding Pitches
Hardstanding pitches with electric hook-up available.
Site tariff
Things to do on site and in the Aberlour area
Speyside Cooperage, the UK's only working cooperage, is a popular attraction within 4.5 miles of site.
There are at least 50 distilleries in Speyside, including the world famous Macallan Distillery (within two miles of site), and most offer tours. Whisky festivals take place in May and September, when distilleries, pubs, shops and restaurants celebrate the local tipple.
The 84 mile-long Speyside Way connects the Moray Coast with the Grampian mountains and passes near the Club Site. Walkers can also enjoy the treetop trail and Wild Water Coaster at the Landmark Forest Heritage Park, Carrbridge.
In summer many local towns and villages hold their own Highland Games and ceilidhs.