Around Blairgowrie
Our holiday park sits on the edge of the picturesque Perthshire town of Blairgowrie, bordered by spectacular woodland and open countryside. This enviable location provides rural peace and tranquillity with all the amenities of a country town.
Blairgowrie combines the convenience of a thriving Perthshire town with beautiful countryside, outdoor adventure, local food culture, and a strong community spirit.
Shops, Cafés & Essential Services
Blairgowrie town centre offers an appealing mix of local independent businesses and national retailers, alongside a great selection of cafés and eateries. GP, dental, and community hospital services are all available locally, while the presence of all three emergency services provides added peace of mind.
Community & Local Events
One of Perthshire’s largest historic towns, Blairgowrie enjoys a strong sense of community, with events and activities taking place throughout the year. Highlights include performances by the Blairgowrie Pipe Band, the annual Braemar Night celebrations, and the Blairgowrie Highland Games every September.
Food & Local Produce
Perthshire is renowned for its rich food culture, blending traditional Scottish favourites with modern artisan produce. Blairgowrie is especially famous for its raspberries and strawberries, while Bendochy Park’s on-site farm shop offers a fantastic selection of fresh local produce.
Outdoor Activities & Sports
Outdoor pursuits are at the heart of life in Blairgowrie, with opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing, shooting, and golf all close by. The nearby Glenshee Ski Centre also offers year-round adventure in the Highlands.
Nature & Big Tree Country
The surrounding woodlands and lochs are home to red squirrels, roe deer, and a huge variety of birdlife. The area is also part of Perthshire’s famous “Big Tree Country”, with landmarks including the Meikleour Beech Hedge and the historic Parent Larch at Dunkeld.
History & Heritage
History can be found throughout the region, from old military roads leading into the Highlands to the mysterious Pictish stones at Meigle. Local genealogy groups and archives at Blairgowrie and Perth libraries also provide excellent resources for exploring family history.
Perfectly Placed for Exploring Scotland
Blairgowrie is ideally located for discovering more of Scotland, with both the Cairngorms National Park Snow Road and the Deeside Tourist Route passing through the town. Scotland’s major cities, castles, theatres, museums, mountains, and glens are all within easy reach.
