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Aberdeenshire
The Links
Portsoy
Portsoy Caravan Park
01261 842695
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Open From 30th March 2007
Facilities
16 fully serviced seasonal stances 26 touring stances with electric hook-up 19 tent/touring stances without electric
Recycling facility on site Laundry with free hot water for hand washing Toilet facilities fitted with water saving devices Baby changing facility Shower facilities with free hot water Dish washing area with free hot water Play area on site Dogs welcome with responsible owners Tents and motor caravans welcome Calor Gas available for purchase on site

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Aberdeenshire
Banff
Banff Links Caravan Park
AB45 2JJ
01261 812228
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The Invercauld
Caravan Club Site
Glenshee Road
Braemar
Ballater
AB35 5YQ
Scotland
Telephone - 01339 741373

Opening Dates
14 Dec 07 to 13 Oct
The site is on the fringe of the village of Braemar, 1100 feet above sea level, and the eastern gateway to the Cairngorms, an ideal centre for walkers and mountain bikers (mountain bikes can be hired locally). Herds of red deer roam freely and you may also glimpse capercaillie, red squirrels and badgers, golden eagles and herons. Braemar is the scene of the annual Highland Gathering, usually attended by members of the Royal Family and held on the first Saturday in September. The site opens in December for the Winter Sports season, is purpose-built for family skiers, and is close to Glenshee (9 miles) with its snow cannons. For some spectacular scenery, take the high road to Tomintoul for a view of the countryside towards the rugged coastline and sea beyond.

Situated in the peaceful Ythan Valley, in the heart of rural Aberdeenshire, the Ythan Valley Campsite is ideally positioned as a base from which to explore Aberdeenshire's famous Castle Country and Coastal Trail, and is just a few miles from the National Trust properties of Haddo House and Fyvie Castle.The campsite is located in a paddock behind our period family house, and to maintain the 'low key' rural atmosphere, camping is limited to five tents.Accommodation Type Camp Site(s) UnpoweredSite Facilities BBQ Area, Carpark, Off-street Parking, Picnic Area, Sheltered Area, Bicycle Rack, Shaded AreaActivities Animal Viewing, Beach Combing, Beach Fishing, Birdwatching, Fishing, Golf, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Sightseeing, WalkingFeatures Abundant Birdlife, Abundant WildlifeNearby Attractions, Beach(s), Bowling Club, Bus Stop, Post Office, Golf Course(s), Sporting Venue(s), Town

Aberdeenshire
Fraserburgh
Fraserburgh Caravan Park
01346 510041
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Open From 30th March 2007

Facilities
12 fully servied stances 18 touring stances with electric hook-up 33 tent/touring stances without electric
Recycling facilities on site Laundry with free hot water for hand washing, washing machine, tumble dryer, spin dryer, iron and ironing board Enclosed dish washing facility with free hot water Ample showers with free hot water Ample toilet facilities fitted with water saving devices Baby changing facilities Calor Gas available for purchase on site Dogs welcome with responsible owners Cafe and large well equipped play area within a 5 minute walk Putting Green (with free equipment for caravan park customers) located across from the park Tennis Courts (free raquets and tennis balls for caravan park customers) opposite park 18 and 9 hole Golf course within 5 minute walk - non members welcome Large football park opposite caravan park

Aberdeenshire
Inverbervie
Inverbervie Caravan Park
01561 361182
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Opening Dates
March - October
Caravans accepted Motorhomes accepted Motorcycles allowed Pets allowed Nearby riding facilities Electric hook-up
Hard standing pitches (Waiting List) Showers Shaver points Washing up facilities Ironing facilities Launderette
Nearby golfing facilities Nearby fishing facilities Nearby shop Gas sales nearby Public phone nearby Children's play areaNearest town or resort In centre of Royal Burgh of Inverbervie - shops/restaurants 100 yards Distance to beach Site situated at mouth of River Bervie immediately adjacent to pebbled beach
Slope Split between three level areas Site access Easy Access Caravans accepted Motorhomes accepted

Aberdeenshire
Dovecot Caravan Park
Northwaterbridge, by Laurencekirk,
AB30 1QL
Telephone: 01674 840630
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Dovecot Caravan Park is a country site of 6 acres, situated conveniently near the A90 exactly half way between Aberdeen & Dundee. Placed in a warm hollow surrounded on three sides by banking, small trees and The River North Esk.Apart from the static caravans, there are sites for 25 tourers / tents, and facilities include the use of the well appointed shower block, laundry facilities, disabled toilet, electric hook-up points and a small shop, which also features table tennis and pool table.Children have the choice of two play areas. Dogs are welcome - though please keep on a lead whilst at the site.The shop has full details of local tourist attractions which include four golf courses within a 15 minute drive, Edzell Castle, Fettercairn Distillery visitors’ centre, the coast a short drive away and with the Angus Glens within sight...or drive over the Cairn o’ Mount Road to Royal Deeside...it makes Dovecot the ideal site.

Aberdeenshire
Mintlaw
Aden Caravan Park
01771 623460

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Open From 30th March 2007
Facilities
13 fully serviced seasonal stances 48 touring stances with electric hook-up 25 tent/touring stances without electric
Recycling facility on site Ample toilets fitted with water saving devices Baby changing facility Ample shower facilities with free hot water Laundry with free hot water for hand washing Dish washing facility with free hot water Dogs welcome with responsible owners Shop on site Play area Calor Gas available for purchase on site Drive over grey waste disposal point

Aberdeenshire
The Lido
Peterhead
AB42 2YP
01779 473358
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13 fully serviced seasonal stances 26 touring stances with electric hook-up Tents accomodated on touring stances Recycling facility on site Variety of shops locally, 24 hour shop 2 minute walk from park Laundry with free hot water for hand washing Ample showers with free hot water Dish washing facilities with free hot water Ample toilet facilities on site fitted with water saving devices Baby changing facility Dogs welcome with responsible owners Tents and motor caravans welcome Calor Gas available for purchase on site

Facilities
16 fully serviced seasonal stances 26 touring stances with electric hook-up 19 tent/touring stances without electric
Recycling facility on site Laundry with free hot water for hand washing Toilet facilities fitted with water saving devices Baby changing facility Shower facilities with free hot water Dish washing area with free hot water
Play area on site Dogs welcome with responsible owners Tents and motor caravans welcome Calor Gas available for purchase on site

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Cloak caravan park is a quiet static site beside the extremely picturesque fishing village of Catterline, 5miles south of Stonehaven where the only Olympic sized heated outdoor swimming pool in the UK operates.Close by is the famous Dunnotar Castle, 10 miles north of the site is Aberdeen the gateway to the Royal Deeside. The site offers vans for sale on site also hire vans, long and short stays from £20.00 per night.

Tarland by Deeside has been favoured by royalty for many years. Queen Victoria chose the area for her home at Balmoral in the 1850s and it is still a favourite with our Royal family today. Our Club Site shares the same spectacular scenery. Tarland village is a five-minute walk from Site. It has local shops, a bowling green and a golf course. It is a good starting point for walks, with lovely open views towards Mount Keen, Lochnagar and Morven.Aberdeen – the Granite City – is to the east. It has fine buildings, good shops, theatres, galleries and museums. A bus from the village goes to the city centre.Aboyne, six miles from Site, has shops and a swimming pool. The theatre is central to the Aboyne and Deeside Festival in July. The local Highland Games are held in August.Glen Tanar and Muir of Dinnet are two superb local nature reserves. The fairytale Craigievar Castle is pinkish in colour and on Scotland’s Castle Trail.The Grampian Transport Museum at Alford traces the history of travel in the Grampian District. It includes a 1914 steam wagon.There are many routes for walkers and cyclists. TrailQuest at Kirkhill Forest is a good family bike trail.The Royal Deeside Line’s railway station is now a Visitor Centre, situated next to Crathes Castle, while the line is being restored.The Queen’s summer residence is at Balmoral. The estate grounds, gardens and the Castle Ballroom are open to visitors during the summer.The River Dee is one of the great Scottish salmon rivers.