Highland Gateway Glamping and Caravanning
Highland Gateway Glamping and Caravanning
4.74 /5
Tucked on the outskirts of Clackmannan, Highland Gateway Glamping and Caravanning boasts is a small, adult only site with views over the Ochil hills. The perfect retreat for you to park up in one of eight fully serviced pitches ideal for campervans, caravans and motorhomes. This sites location makes for a perfect stop for those heading on the North Coast 500 or the Heart 200.
Sat in the Stirling and Forth Valley countryside with breathtaking views of the Ochil Hills
Adult only touring site within easy access of the the NC500 and a mile to the Fife Coastal Path
Fully serviced, dog friendly hardstanding pitches with an enclosed walking area!
About Highland Gateway Glamping and Caravanning
A small, adult only site situated in the picturesque countryside of Clackmannanshire in Central Scotland, boasting views of the Ochil Hills and surrounding farmland. The site is an excellent stop over point if you are heading to the North Coast 500 and just next to the Heart 200. It's only a few minutes from the main trunk roads north and south with Stirling only a 25 minute drive, Edinburgh a 35 minute drive away and Glasgow a 40 minute drive. Discover the breathtaking scenery from one of just eight fully serviced pitches each with water, disposal and electrical hook up. Suitable for you to park your campervan, caravan or motorhome, as long as it is less than 6m wide and 13m long. There are also two Anthropods onsite, each of which sleeps up to two individuals each, both are equipped with private decking hosting a hot tub and outdoor furniture. BBQs are welcome for touring pitches if raised off the ground or on the stone pitches. Dogs are welcome on the hardstanding pitches only, the Anthropods are not dog friendly.
Open all year except 3rd January to 3rd February.
Communal facilities include heated toilets, shower and free WiFi. The Anthropod has private facilities.
The nearest shop is the Co-Op in Kincardine, one mile away or for a bigger shop is Alloa only three miles away has all the big named supermarkets and food outlets. Orders for hot and cold food can be easily ordered and delivered to the campsite too.
Adult only
Allow commercial vans
Allow pets on site
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
Kids club
Kids playground
Laundry
Near beach
Near pub
Open year round
Peaceful
RV pitches
Shop
Showers
Swimming pool
Toilet
TV room
Vineyard
Water hookups
Watersports
W.C. disposal
WiFi
There are 8 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
8 x Fully Serviced Hardstanding Pitches
Max 6 people
Hardstanding pitches each with 16 amp electric, water and waste disposal. Includes 10kWhs of electricity, additional electric is metered on site. For motorhomes, campervans and touring caravans, max 6m wide x 13m long. Dogs welcome.
4.74 /5
95%
would recommend
Excellent site
Recommends site
Sue F
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The site was quite easy to find, I used to live round the area. Really pleased to have an enclosed dog walk area. Hot running water and warm toilets. It was really clean, the pitches were more than adequate and made better by the fact that there was raised grass areas between pitches. Which provided safety as well as privacy, will be definitely be going back.
Clean and quiet
Joanne W
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The site was quiet & clean, with a gated area to let dogs off lead, which is lovely. We arrived at 6pm and it was very dark. Lighting on site is minimal, so take a torch. Anything more than lighting tripped the electric, which was a pain if you wanted to do something as simple as boil a kettle or prepare food. There seem to be lots of instructions about what you aren't allowed to do in both emails and signs across the site, and there seems to be an obsession with electricity consumption, which is great for the environment.
Site's response
It is good you felt the campsite was clean, with an enclosed dog run and that we are trying to be environmentally friendly. Yes it is best to take a torch, or most phones have lights on them, as the campsite is in the countryside surrounded by farmland and there will be dark areas. Although it has solar lights on it and electric lights round the facilities. You did not say you were having trouble with the electric. We could have maybe helped you, as you should have easily been able to easily boil kettle and have fridge and lights on at the same time. The hook ups are 16 amp, only 2 years old and regularly checked. I can only say that no one else on the campsite had an issue doing this on the night you stayed and the pitch you were on was booked immediately before and after your visit with no electrical issues. The sign at the pitch is a gentle, short, polite introduction to new campers of the long-established campsite etiquette and to campers that may not have read the website terms & conditions. The signs on the notice board are a requirement of the campsite licence. They do make a big difference as we have tried with no signs. We try to keep them as minimal as possible. Most large campsite with receptions have the same instructions on paper that they give to every guest arrival.
Perfect
Recommends site
Susan W
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Such a lovely place to stay, so peaceful and quiet. Beautiful views, as well as lovely walks and a very clean site. We have had a very relaxing weekend will definitely be booking again.
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Things to do on site and in the Clackmannan area
If you're looking for countryside walks look no further. There are miles to explore nearby from the Fife Coastal Path just a mile from the site, Devilla Forest (10 minutes) and the iconic Loch Leven (35 minutes). For breathtaking views, head-up the Ochil Hills which can be seen from your pitch!
For those who love history there are plenty of medieval castles to see within a half hours drive including Stirling Castle, Castle Campbell and Doune Castle. Or head to Culross (15 minute drive), a 17th-century port which you may recognise from period films, such as the Outlander series.
Stirling is a great day out, just half an hour away. Take tours of the Stirling Old Town Jail or check out the Stirling Smooth Art Gallery and Museum. There are plenty of shops, restaurants and cafes too!
Other nearby things to see and do include:
- Gartmorn Dam Country Park (15 minutes)
- The Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre (20 minutes)
- The Kelpies (20 minutes)
- The Falkirk wheel (25 minutes)
- The Japanese Garden at Cowden (25 minutes)
- Linlithgow Palace (25 minutes)
- Almond Valley (40 minutes)
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