Barbeth Farm
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We have left this site today having stayed 3 nights visiting friends in the area. There is very little I can add to the previous reviews as they are all spot on.
If you do fancy a lovely wander with the dog and/or kids take a drive to Cumbernauld House Park, just off the A8011. Very pretty and tranquil and great spaces for walking and playing- and it's free! ??
We enjoyed the area and would use this site again if up this way.
Convenient and well priced
Other reviewers have commented on the location and tranquility of the site. Wise advice to park first and then go up to the house. Only drawback was no obvious walks apart from using the quiet surrounding roads. Priced at £10 this site is good value, especially when compared with some of the expensive locations in England.
Just perfect
Archie Clegg my Scottish Terrier and I stayed at the farm whilst we were attending and taking part in the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games.
The Paterson family made us feel special and did everything possible to make our stay a pleasant and enjoyable experience.
Access to motorways from the site are extremely good and I will certainly be staying there again as I will travel to Scotland frequently. Despite being on a working farm the site was peaceful, tranquil and restful.
Great place, great people, many thanks.
Archie and Jim Clegg
Perfect Stop-over for Heading North
Stayed at this CL on the way to heading North. Not too far out of our way for this purpose. Nice and close to main centres if you are wanting to spend time in Glasgow.
Found this an excellent wee CL with hardstanding. Lovely old gentleman ran the site when we stayed. Toliet basic but clean, located at farmyard, There is a garden shed with tourist board info for the area.
Would recommend parking your caravan first, then heading to house. We went to the house first but then the entry was angled the wrong way to get in easily. Luckily my hubby is a farmer and just reversed into the site with ease!
Only downside I had was that you had to open a gate to get into the site and as the cows were outside and walking up and down the lane, this meant walking through cow dung to open the gate. Would recommend wellies available for this not the good shoes I had on! My suggestion would be a cattle grid instead of a gate.
Still, definitely wouldn't stop me from visiting again!