The site is an ideal family holiday base, set on one bank of the River Lochay, and within walking distance of the shops and restaurants of the little holiday town of Killin. There's all the ingredients of a marvellous outdoor holiday in and around the site. You can fish in the river on site without a permit; (paddling, swimming or boating are not advised as water levels can change rapidly and without warning), or if you want to be more ambitious, there are water-sports centres at both Lochearnhead and at Kenmore on Loch Tay. Walkers will find plenty to challenge them and for the energetic, mountain bikes can be hired in the village. Even if you're car-bound you can still enjoy the scenery by driving up some of the glens, keeping an eye open for the huge range of wildlife which abounds here.

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The park is an attractive and exceptionally well-maintained touring park right in the heart of Braveheart Country. This friendly and scenic park is overlooked by the historic Wallace Monument while the Ochil Hills dramatically ascend from the rear of the park and stretch eastward as far as the eye can see. The park is a family run business and Alistair, Veda and Veda Jane's dedication to quality is testified to by the accolade of being graded 'Exceptional' and Runner-up for the 2003 Best Touring Park in Scotland. The park was also listed in Britain's top 50 Touring Parks by the readers of Caravan Life and is a regional winner of Practical Caravan Top 100 Parks for 2006 and 2007. Other awards include the Gold David Bellamy Conservation Award and 'Loo of the Year'. This said, the parks greatest commendation is the number of satisfied customers who return year after year.

Caravans, motorhomes and tents are welcome during the months of April - October inclusive. The park facilities include a heated toilet and shower block, a separate disabled toilet and shower room, laundry and dishwashing facilities. There is also a play area for children. The lower slopes of the Ochil Hills are accessible from the park and the hills provide great walks and spectacular views.

The surrounding area provides a wealth and diversity of attractions ranging from Stirling Castle and Wallace Monument to Blair Drummond Safari Park and MacRobert Art Centre.

We hope you find your visit to our web site both interesting and informative.

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We are a family run park, situated on the A84 just south of the tranquil village of Strathyre, 9 miles north of Callander.

Being centrally located Immervoulin is an excellent base from which to enjoy this beautiful countryside.

Activities accessible from the park include fishing, walking, canoeing and other water sportds, golf and cycling. Dogs are welcome and can be exercised along our riverside walk which leads to loch Lubnaig. The area incorporates SSSI land which has an abundance of wild and rare animals and plants. If you are fortunate you may see a golden eagle, red squirrels or an otter.

We are open March to October with 58 touring/motorhomes pitches all of which are hardstanding with electric hook ups. We also have large level area for approx. 40 tents.

Our amenities block above includes showers, toilets, hairdryers and laundrette, dishwashing and vegetable preparation. Our second toilet block is now open.

On site is a fully licensed shop with hot beverage machine. Free freezer block service, agent for calor gas and most camping gas sold. Public telephone on site.

For many, the pass of Leny, North of Callander is the start of the highlands. Loch Lubnaig, lying crooked below the crags, is the first Highland Loch, therefore the first village in the highlands is Strathyre. The unspoiled village of Strathyre lies on the Balvaig River nesting between Ben Vorlich and Ben Sheann at the head of Loch Lubnaig.

Within Strathyre is a recreation ground, tennis courts and children's play area. In addition there are hotels and restaurants were you can have a meal or a night out.

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On the outskirts of Thornhill with a panoramic view over the Carse of Stirling to the Fintry Hills, Mains Farm Wigwams lies on the gateway to the New Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park - a world famous area of lochs, glens and hills with breathtaking scenic beauty.

Facilities within walking distance of our Wigwams include two country pubs providing bar and restaurant meals. The local country store and newsagent provides for all your self catering needs There is also a play park within sight of our Wigwams.

We are also only a short drive from Scotlands Safari Park at Blairdrummond.



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Set on the banks of the River Forth amidst majestic oak trees, Cobleland lets you holiday in the heart of Scotland's first National Park.

The rugged mountains of the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park offer a wealth of forest trails and picnic sites, as well as cycling, fishing and orienteering. Take the Highland Boundary Fault Trail from the Park's Visitor Centre where you can discover how this wild landscape has formed over millions of years.

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This site is a find, with its several open pitching areas tucked quietly away in woodland ablaze with wild flowers, and with an amazing range of bird life. Based here, you can see the best of this fabulous countryside on foot, for you are in the glens, mountains and lochs of the Central Highlands - country to dream about. Make an early stop at the Ben Lawers Visitor Centre which stands a thousand feet above Loch Tay. As well as information and the view, you'll be rewarded by a spectacular display of alpine flowers as well as curlew, buzzard, golden plover and kestrel. The National Trust's ranger service offers guided walks from early July to end August and it's worth asking for a list.
Important Information
Please book in at Maragowan before going to Clachan as it is an unmanned site. Please note that there is NO Toilet Block on this site. The facilities at Maragown are not available to Members staying at Clachan.

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If you're looking for a relaxed, affordable family holiday, you've come to the right place. Balgair Castle Park, in the heart of Braveheart and Rob Roy country, is Scotland's great getaway.

There's plenty of sports and leisure activities right here on Balgair Castle Park, tucked in 45 acres on the banks of the River Endrick. The picture postcard village of Fintry is just half an hour from Glasgow, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.

From holiday homes to your own tent, Balgair Castle Park can accommodate your needs. Balgair Castle Park has ten comfortable, fully serviced static caravan holiday-homes for hire by the week for short breaks. Alternatively why not site your own static holiday home on the park - click here to view the current new and pre-owned static homes for sale. Additonally there are 63 touring pitches that accommodate touring caravans or tents. Full season pitches available for touring caravans

Balgair Castle Park is an ideal location to own your own residential park home. Follow this link to view the residential homes currently for sale.

Modern life can be so hectic that sometimes the only way to spend time with your family is to get away from home! Balgair Castle Park offers you a chance to relax together, away from the busy-ness of everyday life.

'Come and visit us today to view this idyllic hideaway retreat.'

Balgair Castle Park has 63 touring pitches, each with adjacent electric hook-up, fresh water and drainage, along with an elsan disposal area in the Park. For your added comfort and convenience, there's an excellent toilet and shower facility, and also a separate area for vegetable preparation and dishwashing. A coin-op laundrette is also available on the Park.

On your day of departure we encourage you to stay on until 8pm! Unlike most caravan parks, we don't rush our touring guests away on your final day - feel free to linger to the last moment, enjoy a barbecue, then make your way home in the evening.

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The view from the caravan window alone is worth the journey. The site is quiet and tranquil with almost a 180 degree panorama to the Ochil Hills, where in autumn the purple heather and golden bracken are brilliant. The nearby Gartmorn Dam country park and nature reserve offers a ranger service of guided walks and there is excellent fishing. In Dollar Glen, Castle Campbell and the National Trust woodland will make an interesting day out. An ideal touring base where the Lowlands end and the Highlands begin with Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, The Trossachs and Loch Lomond all within easy reach.

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