Overview of Corriefodly Holiday Park

Corriefodly Holiday Park is the perfect place to head if you need to unwind from the daily grind and experience everything that the local landscape and its local wildlife has to offer.
This wonderful dog friendly holiday park has an ideal location with which to explore the nearby Tay Forest Park, The Cairngorms National Park and the coastal paths and beaches along the nearby east coast of Scotland. It is surrounded by mature woodlands, rolling green hills and sits on the banks of the river Ardle. Located just seven miles north of the local town of Blairgowrie with its many local eateries, a golf club and opportunities to try your hand at fishing.

They offer a range of accommodation to choose from including luxury lodges, glamping pods and seasonal pitches if you prefer to arrive with your own accommodation. It also has opportunities to purchase holiday homes both new and used depending upon what’s currently available. Some of the accommodation even benefits from the very close by and meandering riverside views.

This is a relaxing, open all year-round holiday park with a designated dog walking area. It has an outdoor play area and indoor games room which includes a table tennis table. There are opportunities to try fishing within the park and it has family bathrooms should you choose to stay on one of their seasonal pitches.

Reasons to stay at the Corriefodly Holiday Park

• Ideally located for those who love to venture outdoors and visit The Cairngorms National Park.
• A peaceful holiday park which has a variety of ways to stay including those with private hot tubs.
• Located very close to the Glenshee Snowsports Centre, which is the largest skiing resort in the UK.
• Indoor games room and outdoor play areas for the children.
• Tranquil riverside location not far from the Tay Forest Park.

Lodges & Caravans at Corriefodly Holiday Park

There are several luxury lodges which feature outdoor decked living areas including private hot tubs which overlook the beautiful River Ardle. There are also caravan holiday homes with some featuring a private hot tub and all offering pet friendly stays.

If you have ever fancied camping but with a little more luxury then look at the camping pods ranging in size, suitable from 2 -6 people staying, all being pet friendly and offering outdoor decking areas, mini fridges, kettle's and some even offering shower and full kitchen facilities. If you prefer a fully serviced touring pitch, then arrive with your own accommodation and benefit from facilities such as a family shower room and washing up area's.

Facilities at Corriefodly Holiday Park

This holiday park boasts several great facilities which suit a quiet holiday park set with a tranquil natural setting. Should you bring your dog along on holiday with you then your dog can benefit from its onsite dog walking area. There are heated shower rooms, a coin operated laundry area, an indoor and outdoor children's play area including a table tennis and pool table. There is also Wi-Fi and an electric vehicle charging point available to use. At certain times of the year, you can also fish within the park’s boundaries for brown trout on a catch and release basis.

Places to Visit near to Corriefodly Holiday Park

Located near to the Cairngorms National Park and the coastal paths and beaches north of Dundee there is plenty to see and do. Or if you prefer, simply relax surrounded by beauty of the great Scottish outdoors. Enjoying everything it has to offer, including riverside walks, hill climbing, and beautiful loch admiring.

Play a round of gold at two local golf courses and at certain times of the year you can enjoy snowboarding and skiing at the nearby Glenshee resourt.

With many rivers and loch's nearby there is plenty of opportunity to try fishing locally for a range of species including salmon fishing on the river Tay.

There are miles of cycle routes if your family enjoys exploring Perthshire on wheels or for something somewhat more relaxing you could discover the castles and distilleries local to the area which produce a plethora of refreshments such as vodka, wine and of course whiskey.