Had a great 4night break in our tourer at Faskally. We have not been for 15 years but it's under…read morenew ownership what difference ! Lovely and clean, lovely friendly site with happy and helpful staff . Great pool with bar and restaurant with outdoor area. A range of dog walks, even walk along and watch the bungee jumpers , bus just outside the site 10 mins if that into centre of Pitlochry . Will definitely return .

A delightful 4 star camp site. I've stayed here a couple of times, and I'd highly recommend it. The…read morelocation is perfectit's within a quiet setting, but not too far from the loch (complete with boats for hire), lots of walks, and relatively close to the centre of Pitlochry. The site itself is a fair size, but I've never found this to be a problem. The staff are friendly, pitches are generous (which is ideal if you're a luxury camper with a gigantic tent as I amsome camp sites put limits on tent sizes which means I can't take my big tent. Not a problem at Faskally however), and the facilities are excellent. The toilet and shower block is always clean - very important, especially if you're a girl and like your home comforts. The showers are hot (and free) and there are wall mounted hair dryers that can be utilised for free also. There is a small shop on sitegreat for your basic needs. And they were decent enough to let me re-charge my air bed inflator in the shop when it died on me whilst trying to blow my bed up when I first arrived. That could very well have been a tragedyunless the shop had been so amenable! Ahem. A bar (also a prerequisite when I'm looking for camp sites) is available on site, with an outdoor beer garden to enjoy the summer weather (if we're lucky enough to get it). And there's also a games room inside filled with arcade type machines and the like. There's also a children's play park on site which keeps the kids out of your hair for a little while too! The swimming poolwell, while there is oneI didn't rate the changing facilities much. They were a bit grubby. However the swimming pool area itself all looked pretty new. Just blinker yourself as you're getting into your swimming cossie until you finally hit the pool! This doesn't affect my perception of the site however, as all of the other facilities are excellent. And most sites don't even have a swimming pool anyway, so it's a bonus regardless. I have very fond memories of this camp site, and no doubt I'll be back later this year too. The first time I went, we found ourselves drinking wine with our 'neighbours' and participating in an impromptu sports night with folk from the other tentswatching the children and adults alike running the three-legged race. Much hilarity ensued! This camp site just has a genuinely good 'vibe' about it.

Our family had a wonderful week in the house last Autumn. The house is deceptively large and there…read morewas more than enough space for our four families, including fantastic dinners around the large dining table. The house is perfectly situated with the centre of Dunkeld and the river only a couple of minutes walk away. All the bedrooms were of a grand scale, the upstairs ones with en-suite facilities - super power shower to top it all off!! Would certainly recommend this to anyone wanting a break in beautiful surroundings - we'll definately be back!!

Spent a lovely long weekend with friends in this very comfortable holiday home. It had everything…read morewe required. Location excellent for golfing and nature treks. Definitely will be back.

Was here for a wedding this week and I was very impressed with the venue, once we actually found…read moreit! It's literally in the middle of nowhere, which adds to its charm, but does make it slightly more awkward for wedding guests who aren't staying in a lodge on site. The views from the bar, the room the marriage takes place in, and the function suite are incredible - out over the fishing lake and into the trees too. Beautiful on a lovely sunny day! Downside - Kingennie is used for fishing, so during the ceremony, the occasional fisherman (& quad biker) went past the window behind the bride and groom... Slightly distracting! You'd think they could maybe restrict movement there for an hour or so during the ceremony! The bar prices were very reasonable for a wedding, and the food was lovely (especially the samosas at evening time - yum yum!), and the toilets were spotless. Downstairs in the restaurant, there was a corner filled with kids toys, ideal for the children in our group... And the adults too! Definitely a lovely wedding venue and a lovely place for a day out, once you find it!

Stayed for three days at the Glen Lee at the Waterside. Great Lodge, very comfortable. But what it…read morereally made was the friendliness of the team. Highly recommended if you are looking for a quiet stay in great surroundings. Would definitely go back!

A lovely resort in a semi rural location. Piperdam has a little something for everyone and even has…read morea pair of nesting ospreys. The golf course is well maintained with the 5th hole being particularly challenging for a golf novice like myself. The food is of a high quality but a touch expensive for what it actually is. I have also attended several weddings there and each one went without a hitch.

Have enjoyed a few meals and wedding receptions here also work conferences. Food lovely,…read moreenvironment nice but have found staff service not to be so great - one member of staff is particularly offputting - I have seen his effect on many customers so unfortunately affects the rating. Good hall for receptions and meetings though! Pool and sauna facilities average

I really enjoyed my stay at #Nethercraigs Holiday Park in Angus…read more It was the first time for me to decide on camping with a tent and I booked myself a pitch at Nethercraigs, as it was the area that I visited at that time. At arrival it was raining, so lucky me I got allocated a pod, which was super convenient and clean. The toilet block is nearby, which was another bonus. One part of the holiday park is for tourers and campers and the other for caravan and lodge holidays. There is a wee shop and reception before the gates to the site. The owners are so lovely and the place so remote, being located in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by hills and birds and deers. They offer Pods (normal and luxury with couch and chairs and tables) and pitches for tourers, be it for campers or motorhomes and caravans and lodges for the more posh amongst us that like a bit of more Luxury. Pods prices start from £40 upwards and can be for 2, 4, 5 or 6 even (with a squeeze) The toilet blocks are clean and warm (what is needed on cold rainy days in Scotland) and you can also hire the BBQ hut Here are some picture examples of accomodation. Some of the caravans are for sale! I have been back already and it did not disappoint.

I've camped here a couple times and although you can't book a pitch in advance it's well worth…read moretaking your chances a has lovely tent pitches next to the river. The campsite is pretty family oriented and nice and quiet. The toilet block and showers are some of the cleanest I've come across and the owners are very friendly and welcoming. The site is within strolling distance of Dunkeld which has a few nice shops and delis and often live music at the Taybank plus amazing stovies. One of my favourite campsites and within easy reach of Edinburgh.

We stayed in the hotel in the cedar suite for dinner bed and breakfast on a groupon deal. First of…read moreall we paid the uplift to the suite and it was worth every penny. The room. A massive king size wooden bed firm mattress and lovely windows looking out over the grounds. The bathroom had a classic and massive Victorian roll top bath easily big enough for 2. The downsides. The tv/entertainment system was worse than useless not even full council telly tiny TV and picture quality sucked. The WiFi was non existent in the room although available elsewhere. The room could do with a lick of paint and maybe a redesign the lack of plugs around the mirror caused a few issues. The restaurant this is where I wish I could leave 2 reviews. They both made and destroyed the visit. Dinner was lovely although the hidden £27 limit that you pay for anything over and above not quite the 3 courses advertised. The food was amazingly good bit portion sizes could easily be doubled. Breakfast this dragged down the whole stay. The definition of a full Scottish breakfast should he shown to the kitchen the food was not pleasant and badly cooked. No square sausage and some weird excuse for a tattie scone. The inclusive spa use was nice with a lovely pool, hot tub, steam rooms and sauna. Good opening hours and very well maintained. Just to be clear that the room was amazing and worth every penny but the little bits that would make the stay perfect let it down. The restaurant need to reassess their breakfast asap and increase dinner portions.

I stayed in the one of the Moness cottages for two nights with a bunch of girls in November and it…read morewas great! I had managed to snap up a voucher deal for a cottage, £129 for a Friday/Saturday stay. The cottage slept 6 people, two twin rooms upstairs, one ensuite and a double sofa bed downstairs. Accommodation is meant to be 4 stars, but I've stayed in better 4 star places, however it was clean, basic. The are 3 toilets in total and an open plan kitchen/lounge/dining area, with everything you could really need. Heating was charged extra, however it was very inexpensive, only £7 for the weekend. The location is perfect, right next to Aberfeldy and the waterfalls. There are so many beautiful places to walk and a cute selection of art galleries and couple of old man pubs in the village. Only a 10 minute walk away.

I couldn't recommend these lodges highly enough. The location is fantastic... on the banks of the…read moreRiver Tay, just 5.5 miles from Pitlochry, with Kenmore, Aberfeldy, and Dunkeld all within a half hour drive. The lodges are furnished to a very high standard and are equipped with pretty much everything you would need. Electricity, central heating, and wi-fi are included, and a travel cot and highchair were provided at no extra charge (we have been charged extra for these basic utilities at other self-catering locations). We were lucky enough to stay in one of the lodges nearest to the river, with a balcony overlooking the grassy bank of the river - perfect for feeding the ducks! Eszter & John are on site to help with any problems or queries, and couldn't be lovelier, or more helpful! Logierait Lodges location makes it a perfect base for day trips, and it's beauty makes it perfect for those lazy days when you don't want to go far at all from your base. I would highly recommend Logierait Lodges & Chalets as the perfect location for your Perthshire holiday, whether it's for a family holiday, a break with friends, or a romantic break for two.