Braidhaugh Holiday Park

Yes, Braidhaugh Holiday Park is dog friendly, with up to two dogs welcome per pitch and in all pet friendly glamping accommodation, provided they are kept on a lead whilst on the park. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

BBQs are welcome at Braidhaugh Holiday Park, provided they are free standing or are kept raised off the ground, so as not to damage the grass. A fire pit is provided outside all glamping accommodation here too - open campfires are not permitted.

Check-in for touring pitches at Braidhaugh Holiday Park is between 1pm and 9pm, for glamping check-in is from 4pm until 9pm. Check out is by 11am for touring or by 10am on your final day for glamping.

When you arrive at Braidhaugh Holiday Park, guests will need to head to reception to check-in, though reception opening times vary. If you arrive when reception is closed, please go to the main reception where signage will direct you to the key collection area. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by the allocated time.

Braidhaugh Holiday Park does allow groups of families and friends. The site does reserve the right to refuse or cancel bookings (without refund) from persons under the age of 21, all adult groups, including stag and hen or any other parties that disrupt other guests, anyone who is abusive to our team either before or during their holiday and anyone else who the site might think will spoil things for other guests.

Yes, Braidhaugh Holiday Park does operate a quiet policy after 10pm.

Yes, awnings, gazebos and pup tents are welcome, free of charge!

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Braidhaugh Holiday Park.

The electric hook ups at Braidhaugh Holiday Park are 16 amp on the fully serviced pitches, and 10 amp on the fully serviced pitch with hot tubs.

At Braidhaugh Holiday Park, you will need to bring bedding and towels for the ensuite glamping pods with wood fired hot tubs. In the Superior Pods, bedding and towels for the double bed are supplied, and you will need to bring your own bedding and towels for sofa bed guests.

You can find a copy of Braidhaugh Holiday Park's map here.

All of the electric pitches at Braidhaugh Holiday Park have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Braidhaugh Holiday Park, it is just one touring unit per pitch.

At Braidhaugh Holiday Park, optional WiFi is available for glamping guests only.

Yes, Braidhaugh Holiday Park does have an onsite shop which stocks essentials and some treats!

No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Braidhaugh Holiday Park. However, there is a bar and lounge, open daily from 12 noon, with last orders at 4.30pm and close at 5pm. Coffee is available from 9.30am to 4.30pm every day. For dining out, there are restaurants and pubs in Crieff, including The Meadow Inn, Delivino Italian and more!

Yes, you are welcome to fish in the river at Braidhaugh Holiday Park. Permits can be purchased onsite at reception.

No, Braidhaugh Holiday Park does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is a ChargePlace Scotland Charging Station, a two minute drive down the road.

No, Braidhaugh Holiday Park does not offer a communal fridge or freezer.

At Braidhaugh Holiday Park, the bar and lounge area is open daily from 12 noon, with last orders at 4.30pm and closes at 5pm. Coffee is available from 9.30am to 4.30pm every day.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Braidhaugh Holiday Park. Three customers may experience some difficulties.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Braidhaugh Holiday Park. It is located off Strowan Road with a wide entrance point.

The nearest train station to Braidhaugh Holiday Park is Gleneagles which is a 20 minute drive away. The closest bus stop is McHaney Court which is a two minute walk across the road. From here, there are regular services to Stirling, Perth, and Crieff.

Local taxi companies to Braidhaugh Holiday Park include A2B Taxis (07708 010432) and SR CARS CRIEFF (07368 644633).

The closest bus stop to Braidhaugh Holiday Park is McHaney Court, which is a two minute walk across the road. From here, there are regular services to Stirling, Perth, and Crieff.

Attractions near Braidhaugh Holiday Park include the beautiful gardens surrounding Drummond Castle, which are set just two miles from the park, or treat yourself to a day of luxury at the Victorian spa Crieff Hydro (1.4 miles). Other attractions in the area include:

• Glenturret Distillery - a two minute stroll from the site, sample a taste of traditional Scottish whiskey against the backdrop of Perthshire's stunning landscape.
• Auchingarrich Wildlife Park (7.4 miles) - meet more than 50 species of animals, while kids can roam the indoor play barn or try a round of mini golf.
• Scone Palace (20.1 miles) - with 100 acre garden, fishing on the Tay river and elegant interiors dating back to the Georgian era.
• Highland Safaris (27.1 miles) - cruise over Loch Tay, bring the kids along for a Land Rover safari experience and say hello to the wildlife at the Red Deer Centre.

The nearest pubs to Braidhaugh Holiday Park are Station Bar and The Meadow Inn, both within a 15 minute walk.

The nearest beach to Braidhaugh Holiday Park is Silver Sands Beach, Aberdour which is around an hour's drive away.

Within a 15-20 minute walk of Braidhaugh Holiday Park, you will reach Crieff. Here, there are a range of shops, pubs and restaurants to enjoy. Crieff Visitor Centre, a play park and supermarkets are within a 20 minute stroll too.

Local walking routes to Braidhaugh Holiday Park include The Lady Mary's walk and Laggan Hill loop. It begins at the Lady Mary's Walk Car Park, a 20 minute walk from the site. From the car park, it is around a four mile loop (taking just over an hour and a half).

Yes, Braidhaugh Holiday Park has direct access to the River Earn. Guests can fish in the river, and permits can be purchased onsite at reception.