Perched on the banks of the River Earn surrounded by stunning scenery, Braidhaugh Holiday Park is an ideal base for families and couples
Located close to the famous 19th century holiday destination of Crieff, a traditional Scottish market town, steeped in history and culture, Braidhaugh is perfect for those who want to explore the breathtaking location and relax and unwind.
Braidhaugh Holiday Park is perfectly positioned amongst several famous Scottish castles, including Scone Palace, the iconic crowning place of Scottish Kings and Glamis Castle which dates back to 1372.
For arguably the finest formal gardens in Europe head to nearby Drummond Castle. The well-preserved gardens still include the ancient yew tree hedges and copper beech trees planted by Queen Victoria during her visit in 1842.
After being crowned ‘Best Visitor Experience’ in Scotland, Highland Safaris is a must-see attraction. A short drive from Braidhaugh, it offers the chance to enjoy a fully-guided wildlife safari whilst you ascend the 3,000 feet to Queen Victoria’s ‘Highland Paradise’.
Keep your camera close to hand as red and roe deer, red and black grouse, golden and sea eagles are frequently sighted!
On our doorstep lies Crieff, a charming market town steeped in history and home to the Famous Grouse Experience at Glenturret Distillery which lays claim to being one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries.
For another journey back in time visit the small village of Muthill, once an important religious centre, it is the site of a Celi De monastery.
There are numerous galleries near Braidhaugh Holiday Park including Cnoc Scottish Arts & Crafts Centre – one of Crieff’s top holiday attractions, offering local handmade arts and crafts for sale whilst the Stenhouse Gallery displays and sells Scottish artwork as well as housing a popular café. Streathern Gallery in Crieff known for exhibiting original work from leading Scottish artists.
Situated less than 2 miles from Braidhaugh Holiday Park, Crieff Golf Club was rated one of Scotland’s top inland courses by Golf World magazine.
The course is surrounded by beautiful countryside in the heart of Perthshire and is a challenge for golfers of all abilities.
Want to take a closer look at our park? Offering a tranquil countryside escape from glamping to luxury lodges—some featuring private hot tubs and holiday homes to own. Just a short walk from Crieff’s charming town centre, it’s the perfect spot to relax, explore, and enjoy the best of rural Perthshire.
