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Braidhaugh Park

  • 4.7 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Pets 2
  • Hot Tub

About Braidhaugh Park

Situated on the banks for the beautiful River Earn, Braidhaugh Holiday Park offers guests very comfortable accommodation in spectacular surroundings. Each lodge has its own private hot tub to relax in after a day exploring the local area with the family. The park has a games room with a TV and air hockey, outdoors there is also a children’s play area and also a small shop on-site.

The nearby market town of Crieff is full of cafés, restaurants, and bars where you can wander the streets or perhaps visit the famous Grouse experience at Glenturret Distillery. There are several famous Scottish castles nearby including Scone Palace the iconic crowning place of Scottish Kings. Go Ape is located less than an hour’s drive away with a 400-yard zip wire for those wanting a more action-packed holiday.

There are numerous walks from the park to explore and after a day out you can retreat back to your lodge and relax the evening away in your private hot tub.

Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Family accommodation with double bed and double sofa bed
  • Shower room
  • Seating area
  • Well-equipped kitchen
  • Private seating area outside
  • Private hot tub in lodges
  • On-site family-friendly facilities
  • Fishing opportunities along River Earn
  • Convenient shop with essentials
  • Public play area next to park
  • Scenic walking trails nearby
  • Wi-Fi (chargeable)
  • Reception
  • Bar open daily until 4:30pm
  • Launderette
Accommodation features
  • A selection of lodges on the banks of the River Earn
  • Outdoor hot tub (Not available in Caravan 2 Bedroom or Caravan 3 Bedroom Pet Friendly)
  • Wi-Fi (chargeable)
  • Flatscreen TV with Freeview
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Bed linen and duvets provided (except the Superior Glamping Pod (electric HT) , Superior Glamping Pod (wood fired HT) Pet, Riverside Lodge 1 bed, Contemporary 2 bed lodge (Pet) and Contemporary 2 bed Lodge where bed linen is only provided for the main bed, not the sofa bed
  • Electricity included
  • Pets £40 per pet per week £25 per short break (in selected accommodation only)
  • All non-smoking accommodation.

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Accommodation With Hot Tubs At This Lodge

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  • Sleeps 4
  • Pets: 2
  • Hot Tub

This stylish two-bedroom caravan, complete with a hot tub, is ideal for a self-catering getaway for up to four people. With its chic decor, it’s the perfect spot for couples or families looking to unwind in Perthshire. The open-plan layout is all about modern holiday living. Enjoy meals together at the dining table, kick back in front of the TV, or curl up with a good book on the comfy sofa. The master bedroom features an ensuite and wardrobe, while a twin bedroom and family shower room complete this delightful accommodation.

From £476 for 7 nights
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  • Sleeps 4
  • Hot Tub

Our superior en suite pods with hot tubs are located on the River Earn offering unique river views and welcoming up to four people with one double bed, a sofa bed and en suite shower facilities; making it the ideal place to stay with family, friends and loved ones. You can enjoy cooking or relaxing al fresco with your own private bench set and a traditional fire pit. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

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  • Sleeps 2
  • Pets: 2
  • Hot Tub

The Riverside Lodge is pet friendly and offers very comfortable accommodation. There is a double bedroom with an en suite shower room, well-equipped kitchen and a comfortable open plan lounge and dining area, doors lead to a terraced area with a private hot tub, a perfect base for exploring the area. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

From £602 for 7 nights
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  • Sleeps 2
  • Hot Tub

Perfect for a family break away. Offering a double bed and a double sofa bed in the lounge area which is suitable for two children, there is a shower room, a seating area and a well-equipped kitchen. Outside there is a private seating area and a bubbling hot tub to enjoy after a day of exploring the area.

From £852 for 7 nights
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Braidhaugh Park Prices 2026

Lowest Price (3 Nts)
£354
Lowest Price (4 Nts)
£284
Highest Price
£1,888
Most Expensive Time
August
Cheapest Time
January
Avg Price Per Night
£172
Avg Price Per Week
£1,207
Lowest Price Accommodation
Riverside Lodge 1 bed (Pet)
Most Expensive Accommodation
Superior glamping pod (electric HT)

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Braidhaugh Park Reviews

4.7Visitor Rating out of 5

27 reviews from guests who stayed at Braidhaugh Park

Sarah
May 2025

"The owners were super friendly and really helpful when the storm knocked out the power. The place was spotless, warm and well-equipped. Our dog loved the secure garden and we definitely enjoyed the hot tub too!"

Rajiv
Apr 2025

"We had a lovely stay at this place. The setting is really peaceful and private, perfect for relaxing away from everything. The owners were super friendly and always available if we needed anything, but they also respected our privacy completely. After long days cycling, the hot tub was just what we needed-so relaxing! One thing to keep in mind is that the cottage is right under Stansteds flight path, so there's quite a bit of aircraft noise. It took us a couple of hours to get used to it, but it didnt ruin our trip at all. Definitely recommend!"

Emma
Mar 2025

"We had a lovely time and will definitely come back. Highly recommend for a chill getaway!"

Kate
Mar 2025

"Loved it, we will definitely return and would highly recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing break"

Raj Patel
Feb 2025

"Our Braidhaugh Park review: We had such a lovely stay at this cosy little spot. The location is beautifully secluded, offering real privacy, which we appreciated. The owners were super friendly and helpful when we needed anything, yet they kept a respectful distance. The hot tub was a real highlight after a day out cycling-its just what we needed! One thing to note, though, is that the cottage is right under Stansteds flight path, so theres quite a bit of noise from the planes. It took us a couple of hours to get used to it, but honestly, it didnt ruin our trip at all. Would definitely recommend!"

Laura
Jan 2025

"We recently had a lovely getaway and honestly, it was just what we needed as a couple with a 10-month-old baby. The hot tub was definitely a highlight - so relaxing! The glamping pod was okay, though I think a few tweaks could make it even better. For example, the floors were quite wet when we arrived, which wasnt ideal, especially since towels are limited - we had to use what we brought along to dry up. Some outdoor lighting would also make a big difference, as the area around the pod is pretty dark at night; a few lights outside would make it safer and more inviting. We also found it handy to have a mirror outside the bathroom - itd be perfect for quick hair fixes or plugging in tools without rummaging through our bags or using phones. A full-length mirror outside the toilet door would be another small but useful addition. Cooking was a bit of a letdown, sadly. We like to prepare proper meals, but on arrival, there was no big knife or chopping board, so we had to buy those ourselves, which caught us off guard. There was also a very strong smell of bleach when we arrived, so we bought a candle to help mask it - it was quite overpowering. The on-site restaurant and bar close quite early, at 4:30 pm, but since its next to a beautiful river, thats understandable - you wouldnt want a lot of rowdy folk around. Overall, it was a decent stay and quite enjoyable. Just a few small improvements could make it a perfect 10/10!"

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