Grantown-on-Spey Caravan Park is Strathspey's perfect hub
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At last the world is the tourist's oyster again – and there is a pearl nestling in the capital of Strathspey.
Grantown-on-Spey Caravan Park has everything for all those who value their freedom.
It's made the place a regional favourite. This year's Top 100 Sites Guide acknowledges not only that the lochs and hills are the top draw now for seeking out the wide open spaces of the national parks, but that Grantown offers the ideal base for exploring them.
"This pristine park in the stunning Cairngorms is just the place for exploring their landscape. There’s fishing for salmon and trout on the River Spey and a range of walking routes and mountain bike trails."
The park is moments from the heart of town with its gift shops, cafes, 18-hole golf course and starter points for walks short to long, from woodland trails to more challenging scree scrambles.
The dedicated wardens are especially proud of the reviews the Guide received from contributors who enjoyed their stay in "beautifully kept grounds by staff who are friendly and helpful, in a fabulous setting – we love this friendly, clean, well-run site and come back here again and again."
Grantown-on-Spey Caravan Park offers the best of both worlds: a well-established site now enjoying the added benefit of new ownership, continuing the high standards while injecting a new lease of life for a new generation of visitors, both solo and families, with facilities of the highest specifications affording welcome luxury to their great Scottish adventure.
Touring from £19.75 per night: a pitch to suit, with 130 touring pitches serviced by two shower and toilet facilities; one with underfloor heating and open all year, laundry facilities, a children’s play park, access to superfast WiFi. Non-members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club or Camping and Caravanning Club are also welcome at the dog-friendly site.
Super pitches from £23.65 per night: larger, hard-standing pitches supplied with 16amp electric hook up and serviced with water and drain for exclusive use. The extra spacious pitches are also connected to satellite dishes offering a freesat box with all the connections providing your TV has a scart or HDMI socket allowing a wide range of freesat TV channels.
Standard pitches from £19.75 per night: hard-standing or grass pitches with 10amp electric; free wifi and all in good walking distance to the on-site facilities.
Immaculate heated toilet block.
Chalets from £130 per night.
Pods from £125 per night: super-cosy, fun accommodation ideal for couples or small family breaks; equipped for all needs with linen, towels, a small kitchen and dining area, gas hob, microwave, fridge, double bed, sofa bed, shower room, free WiFi, and flat screen TV.
Caravans from £125 per night, two-bedroomed, gas central heating and double glazing, available late March to end October annually.
Wigwams from £44 per night: sleeping two adults and up to two small children, heated, fully insulated and double glazed. They are comfortably equipped with foam mattresses, seating and a table; electricity and Freesat TV, fridge and electric kettle; superfast WiFi free.
Washroom facilities: underfloor heating, separate cubicle wash-hand basins; hair dryers and shaver points; electric points; hot clean showers; dish washing area; vegetable preparation area; chemical toilet disposal points.
Toddler washroom: wee bath, wash basin, toilet, baby changing facility.
Two laundry facilities: washing machines, driers; ironing board and iron.
Disabled wash room: accommodating most disabilities.
And don't forget the games room, complete with pool table and available equipment.
