Borlum Farm Caravan & Camping Park

After making a booking mistake (totally my fault) we showed up unannounced and the staff were super accommodating. They fit us in and my husband and I had a beautiful ride up to an amazing vantage point overlooking Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle. Horses were well cared for, well schooled, and the grounds were well kept. Would highly recommend and would go back again in a heartbeat.

A lot of money has been spent on this site recently with excellent hard standing for caravans and campers. Each hard standing has a water supply and hook up. The facilities are in prefabricated type buildings, but are nice. Showers, although modern and spacious had such poor pressure you had to stand against the wall to get wet. Clean facilities and a well located site. Large field for tents too so I could imagine in high season that their facilities may be hard pressed to keep up with demand. Expensive at £25 per night for 2 people, but there is little other choice locally.

Lovely big field to camp in and hard standing for campers, showers and toilets very clean. Staff lovely. Dogs welcome

I would love to give this campsite 4 stars. The location is fantastic, the service was great and they have free WiFi. What lets this place down is the lack of facilities. Only 3 showers, no communal room to get out of the rain and limited washing facilities. Don't even attempt to wash your clothes as there are only a few machines. Considering how busy the place was, I believe this campsite has overextended without the appropriate infrastructure.It is one of the more expensive places to pitch a tent.

We just needed a tent spot and they wanted £40. We started to leave because that was just too much for us and they cut us a deal, so we stayed. There are 2 showers each in the men's and women's bathrooms and you need a code to get in. The showers cost 50p for about 8 minutes, but we lost £1.50 on the women's side before we could get one to work. (we were reimbursed) The tent area was fine but they had mowed that afternoon and everything we owned was then covered in grass clippings. On the brighter side we were only 20 minutes from the cute town of Kinross with a bunch of restaurants and a coop.

We spent just one night here, camping with our tent. It was perfect for us. The gentleman at the reception was extremely nice and friendly, the location was beautiful, the place was not crowded, and toilets and showers were clean and proper, actually much better than what they looked like from outside. We would definitely go back if we are around.

All of their horses are very out of shape, poorly trained, and a lot are lame. I do not reccommend riding here unless you're a complete beginner.

Took my Daughter out this afternoon for a two hour ride, both beginners, felt safe and reassured throughout, had a really nice ride up and over the hill behind the centre, amazing views from the back of the horse down to Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness. The walk was through a beautiful wooded hill that felt remote and wild, passed a wild deer literally meters away, it barely noticed our passing from horseback.

Very nice surroundings of this lovely campsite. Really nice weather we caught in Drumnadrochit made it even more beautiful. No rich facilities, but everything you expect was there.
I can't rate the farm and riding, just used the attached campsite.

This lovely scenic exsperince has a very friendly atmosphere. The teaching skills are top quality and all the teachers are really friendly and welcoming. The riding stable has a variety of riding trek roots that have incredible scenery and views of scotlands Urquhart Castle. They also have indoor and out door arenas were they teach you more in depth skills in riding. They also have a childrens club were the kids can ride either on a trek or a lesson and then do some on ground work to do with takeing care of horses. Over all it is a very nice place!!!