Garlieston Club Campsite

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Hidden gem of site

Stayed for 5 days June 2017 had good pitch looking to bay nice peaceful site wardens martin + Ann very helpful nothing too much bother for them local pub good for food +prices . fish + chip van comes to site . good site for cycling & walking.flower display at office is breathtaking..

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gsimpson

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Reviewed on 11/07/2017 15:51

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great site in very quiet laid back village

the site and the wardens do the club a great justice by giving notice to what you might need for your stay and are always there to help and going about making the site one of the best in Scotland the site is served by local butcher and fish sales men and a fish and chip van also calls pity the town don't do more but that's the local council for you the pub is good food and drink reasonable priced ect bingo in hall next to site seemed busy plenty for the walker and the views from the site are great over the estuary

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bsctmauchline

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Reviewed on 04/07/2017 16:12

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Missing a trick

Just had an overnight stay but really wish we had stayed much longer. This is a part of the country that people down south do not visit often and they are missing out. What a fabulous site in a great location, in a lovely village that has everything to offer. Great pub in the village. Good dog walking. We will definately come back to this site and explore this wongerful region that has so much beauty. Well done to the site wardens for making this a truly gem of a site

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poppyruby

Reviewed on 26/06/2017 15:57

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best site ever

where else can you look out of caravan window and watch seagulls cormorants swans egrets herons and see the tide going in and out. dogs and children having a lovely time on the beach. all made possible by the lovelyirish warden and the team. beautiful flowers and gardens also. the countryside scenic and the coastal roads lovely. stop for an ice cream from the lady in the van at port william.

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jobren

Reviewed on 22/06/2017 15:13

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Wee Jimmy

once again we had a lovely time at Garlieston. the only downside was the weather ,but it was worth it to see the lovely flower displays at the entrance and at reception. The relief wardens were on duty for a week and what a lovely couple Colin and Judy are.Before we left wardens Martin and Anne returnedand it is always a pleasure to see them. they are the most helpful and pleasant wardens . Nothing is too much bother. A lovely couple.

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JIMMY DRINNAN

Reviewed on 19/06/2017 19:17

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What a find!!

Stunningly beautiful site right on the water's edge of Garlieston Bay. Completely new territory to me but what a find! Coastal walks right on the doorstep so no need to drive anywhere. Wardens fantastic - great sense of humour! Just be sure to have groceries with you when you arrive as there is little opportunity to stock up provision-wise in Garlieston itself. Great pub though - the Harbour Inn - and excellent fish and chip van that visits on Friday between 4 and 7.

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Jane Rei

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Reviewed on 03/06/2017 22:37

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One of the best

A unique site set in a small quite village where time seems to have stood still (thankfully) .eating places are few and far between but fortunately within 5 mins walk there is a very good pub boasting a good menu served efficiently by very friendly staff. Well used by tourists and locals so recommend you book to make sure of a table. The wardens, (Anne and Martin) deserve an extra special mention for being the perfect example of friendly and helpful hosts. Rigg Bay has an excellent beach accessible through Galloway House gardens. Go once and you will return again to this peacefull site.

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s8012471

Reviewed on 02/06/2017 20:37

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GREAT

Before we arrived I expected Harbour views with jolly jack tars and fishing boats etc.What we got was views across the estuary with gulls ,oyster catchers,mallards,swallows,house martins and a heron;and at night bats galore-BRILLIANT. The Harbour Inn,couple of hundred yards away served good food,good beer and good company-do for me!. We had a run down to the Isle of Whithorn-lovely little restaurant and then up to Port William-Ice cream. We also went down to Kirkcudbright-free parking,free museum and a smashing cafe. We also managed to go for a wander to the harbour as well but as we were only there 3 nights we did not manage to try the other walks round the site. Got to mention the showers-proper showers as hot as you like and you don,t have to run round in them to get wet!. Really worth a visit to this site.

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tom12026

Reviewed on 02/06/2017 12:09

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Lovely week spent here. Such a well kept site with great views over the bay and fabulous sunsets. . Wardens so friendly and helpful. Good meals at the pub across the road. Followed part of the Red Kite Trail by the RSPB and saw the amazing Kite feeding frenzy at Ballymack Hill Farm, fantastic sight.

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rubynella

Reviewed on 02/06/2017 05:00

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Lovely week spent here. Such a well kept site with great views over the bay and fabulous sunsets. . Wardens so friendly and helpful. Good meals at the pub across the road. Followed part of the Red Kite Trail by the RSPB and saw the amazing Kite feeding frenzy at Ballymack Hill Farm, fantastic sight.

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rubynella

Reviewed on 02/06/2017 05:00

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