Excellent CL
We stayed 2 nights here and wished it could have been more. Very friendly owners who welcomed our children as their own. Very, very pretty site immaculately maintained. We'll be back!
Landis Farm
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Can not wait to visit again
We have returned from a 5 night stay on this wonderful peaceful CL. Lovely clean toilet, the hard-standing pitches and the sheer tranquillity of the site all added to the experience. we will definitely stay here again when we are next in this area for the ice hockey.Only 6 miles from Dumfries, where a visit to Mrs Greens Teashop added to our visit.don't be daunted by the road up to the site, it is worth it when you get there, lovely views.
Very Nice CL
Very nice CL and very well looked after on hard standing pitches with trees and bushes forming very pleasant natural pitching areas but still plenty of nice views. The owners are pleasant and welcoming and happy to give information and advice on the area. Short drive into Dumfries and good location to explore the area. The final road to the site is tight and care needed. They have restored some old farming equipment and nicely positioned on the CL to give good ornamental impact.
Smashing
This site has lovely views and is very well set out, plenty of space between units and all hard which is what we prefer with our motorhome, the owner was very friendly and helpful. Definately would use this site again.
britishbacon
Reviewed on 21/07/2013 15:06
A relaxing stay
This is the second time we have used this site as it is only a short drive from my brothers home. And we find the site to be very well run clean and all hard standing great for our motorhome . Well back to the site fantastic views not too far for local amenities very warm welcome from all at the farm will continue to use this site when visiting my brother or that part or Scotland.
A little piece of heaven
Set on a hill on a small farm, overlooking New Abbey (the village and abbey ruins), this is a very attractive site. We stayed here in October 2011 and were pleased to see that the site had hard-standings suitable for our fairly large motor-home as there had been quite a bit of rain. The owners were very friendly, they sold fresh eggs and had a collection of lovely old tractors in the adjacent buildings. There is a toilet and wash basin in one of the outbuildings but no other facilities. It was possible to walk down to the village and abbey ruins (with a souvenir shop and cafe) on a slightly muddy footpath, and along the the minor road to the Scottish National Museum of Costume. There is also a pleasant circular walk along the seashore and lanes. Dumfries is a short ride or bus trip away, with a handy supermarket.
