In Perthshire, known as the Big Tree Country, you will find woodland walks, glens, rivers, waterfalls and up close wildlife experiences. You will also find some great attractions such as the brand new Perth Museum, home to the Stone of Destiny which saw 3000 visitors through its doors on opening day this past weekend. We also have some fantastic family-friendly attractions and a whole host of outdoor adventures to be had.
There are two holiday parks to choose from. Blairgowrie Holiday Park, voted Best Holiday Park in Scotland, is located on the edge of the lovely market town of Blairgowrie, whilst Corriefodly Holiday Park is just 15 minutes further north on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park.
Perth’s brand new museum opened over Easter weekend and is proving to be a great hit. As well as housing Scotland’s Stone of Destiny they also have a Unicorn exhibition on at present. Check out their website for many more fun events taking place during April.
See the beavers as featured on David Attenborough’s Wild Isles and Countryfile. Watch the famous pair of osprey that returned every year to Loch of the Lowes or spot red squirrels at our park at Corriefodly and in local woodlands.
With farm animals, soaring zip lines and a pirate ship, Active Kids Adventure Park is a firm favourite with families. Now with a new tree house themed indoor playground, it is the perfect destination in all weathers.
Perthshire truly is the outdoor capital of Scotland with more opportunities for adventure than anywhere else in the country.
Scone Palace was the crowning place of Scottish kings where Macbeth, Robert the Bruce and Charles II were once crowned. In the gardens, you will find an adventure playground, peacocks and a unique ‘tartan’ maze.
Wood Leisure Holiday Parks Ltd Registered in Scotland SC585188 Registered address: Head Office, Hatton Road, Blairgowrie, United Kingdom PH10 7AL VAT: 502 7304 87
