Comrie Croft

We visited in August, it is a fantastic place with loads to do on site and nearby. Our 9 year old spent hours every day with other kids on the mountain bike skills section, whilst our 4 (and a half) made friends and played hide and seek around the tents! It was such a safe place to play as no cars are allowed near the tents (wheel barrows provided) and with fire pits for each pitch it meant sitting out at night was a fab end to the day. The shop and cafe on site was a bonus, though unless you got there early the fresh stuff -eggs and bread, had all gone.

An amazing place, and well worth the drive!

We love Comrie croft, we've camped there 3 times so far. I like the high meadow best for the space and sweeping views up the valley. The bike tracks are fantastic, the staff are friendly and helpful, the ethos is sound. Campfires, stars, space... We can't wait to go back. 

My Wife, Dog and I had a Woodland tent pitch at Comrie Croft in May. The site was really well run, thought out and clean. We had a great little pitch up near the pond, the trees provided a bit of additional shelter on the one day when we had rain. Facilities were nice and clean and the whole site had a sensible level of green ethos invested into its running. Staff were always friendly and were seen out actively inspecting the site for rubbish etc. Both the cafe and the shop come highly recommended. Next time I think we will try a Kata!

Great campsite plenty of places for kids to play, amazing fees and an interesting wee shop with the freshest eggs. Lockers for valuables & charging phones are a bargain at £1 for 24 hours. Lovely woodland walks & views. 

Stayed here last week  and it was a great little site.  A little shop on site with the odd few bits  but do your main shopping in crief.  We stayed in kata 2 and it was very quirky with its wooden beams and doors however if it hurts your back to bend stay in the disabled kata as he doorways to the other ones are very small and we caught 3 jumpers on them and they all got holes in!! Lovely little pond at the top of the site and loads of woodland trails to wander on . For bike lovers it is the ideal site, they really should advertise and brag about their bike trails far more than they currently do. Outside every kata and pitch there is the option to have an  open fire . Had lots of fun making them and toasting marshmallows at night . Inside the kata is cosy especially with the fire on it's boiling!! I'd recommend u bring your own utensils and crockery as it's very basic . Also make sure u store ur food in a right container  as we had a mouse visitor  in ours!!! Overall a great site with lots to do in the surrounding areas  we will definately be back!! 

This has to be one of the best sites I have ever stayed on it was a great place for the kids, loads to do and see.  The staff were really helpful and have thought about what we need as campers, lockers for our Ipads n phones so that we could keep them charged, we loved it so much we stayed an extra day

Very friendly place, we stayed in a Kata a sweddish version of a yurt, we had a wood burning stove and the bed area was raised up on a wooden platform covered in wool and a canvas cover, it was very warm despite the often pouring rain. The site is large with lovely secluded camping areas as well as clean loos and a very eco-outlook. For such a large complexs of hotel and campsite it had a friendly warm atmosphere and it didn't feel large because it is on a massive site and no one is allowed to get too close. Well recommended for all type of people, our six and two year old loved it.