Glengoulandie Camping & Caravanning
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Glengoulandie Camping & Caravanning is a small, family-run site in rural Perthshire near Aberfeldy, welcoming tents, campervans and caravans. Its open-field setting and straightforward facilities suit visitors looking for a camping stay with the essentials covered: toilets, showers and a small shop. Dogs are welcome, and the communal fire pit in the tent field provides a place to gather and toast marshmallows in the evening. Fires are permitted only in this shared area, rather than beside individual pitches.
Loch Tay is a short drive away for days by the water, with sailing and other watersports among the area’s attractions. For a woodland walk, head into Aberfeldy and follow the Birks of Aberfeldy circuit through the gorge of the Moness Burn. Paths climb through mature trees to a bridge above the Falls of Moness, with seats and viewpoints along the way. The walk can be started from the town centre or the Birks car park off the A826.
For a more substantial hill day, the wider Loch Tay area includes Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve, known for its rare arctic-alpine plants and mountain landscape. There are lower-level options too, including the Edramucky Trail and Kiltyrie Hidden History Trail. Mountain outings require suitable equipment and preparation for changing weather. Alternatively, Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery offers guided tours and tastings exploring the making of Aberfeldy single malt and the history of Dewar’s whisky.
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