Tummel Valley Holiday Park

Tucked away in the scenic Tummel Valley - a modern Highland Resort, very comfortable with plenty of activities and entertainment. A personal highlight was 80's musical bingo & walking around the local Lochs and forests in the Tummel Valley. Would visit again 5/5.

Lovely setting had 3 bedroom lodge and 2 2 bedroom lodges great .But HEATING systems on all lodges played up took a while to work in morning even if left on switched off on all .my HEATING packed in on last day?.maybe programmed?

In photo 4 can you find the wee field mouse? It just came up to us and set at my feet. My family had a great time at Tummel Valley and will be going back.If you like long walks and great scenery this is the place for you.

Good place .Only 45mns per person in swimming pool which you have to book.Only few changing cubicles.Not enough to cope with demand.Good children's entertainment.Good shop.Good food in pub.& takeaway .

Great place to be. Caravan was clean and had all the things you need on a caravan holiday. Surrounding area was good for walking and bike riding. Information available could have more about these activities. Mobile connection, WiFi completely, was bad. But gave a lot of rest

First off, it's in the middle of nowhere. Going to the nearest town (probably pittlochly), means driving about 8 miles along a twisty B road, before you're even near it, then 8 miles back. The park itself, is not too bad, the caravan in particular, that we hired was very far away from the shop/bar/restaurant etc. even though I asked for one near to the amenities as my wife and I are both disabled. Our son said the basketball hoop had no net and its on the corner of the football pitch, so if there's football going on, you won't be able to use it. The onsite shop is quite well equipped, but as with most, if not all caravan site shops, is very expensive. The restaurant is really good, but again, take plenty of dosh with you. Great for walkers/hikers - some amazing scenery. It was OK, but we won't be back - solely, because it's too far away from towns etc. and that 8 miles (each way) of B road is a daunting thought to drive into a town.

Excellent park, right in the heart of Scotland, plenty to see and do straight from the park itself if you like walking etc. and ideally located for pretty much the rest of Scotland if you are prepared to travel.

Our van was really well specced, clean and tidy. Club house was the same. Really couldn't fault the place, or the staff, very friendly and professional throughout our stay.

The caravans are comfortable and warm. The park is pretty quiet, considering how big and busy it is. The staff are all fabulous and dealt with any (minor) issues very quickly. The only thing I'd mark them down for (and the reason it's 4 stars and not 5) is the swimming area. Honestly, the sessions are *so* busy, the pool is really crowded. And trying to get showered and changed afterwards is something of a nightmare with small children, as again the area is really crowded. I'd quite happily recommend the kids activity sessions, and the play park. But I'd give the swimming a miss.

The setting is lovely. Cabins are spacious though quite a few things needed fixed in ours including the washing machine and the freezer. Our decking was under trees so quite a lot of debris and bird poop on the furniture but not all cabins are like this.
Our mattress was pretty bad, neither of us slept well.
The pool was closed for part of one day and then part of the next after someone was caught short.
Generally a decent place and space for kids to run about.