Dingwall

Member Quote

Dingwall is a very good Site. You can drive out every day and see something new. Would not go anywhere else. - John Bennett

What's on?

• The town of Dingwall is only half a mile away. The Heritage Trail passes the Site and goes along the River Peffery to a picnic area on the Cromarty Firth.
• Trains leaving from Dingwall follow beautiful routes to Kyle of Lochalsh or Thurso and Wick.
• Ben Wyvis is a National Nature Reserve and home to deer, pine marten and the UK’s largest bird, the golden eagle.
• There are many beautiful walks in the area, including a trail up Fyrish Hill where there is a monument at the summit.
• Culloden Battlefield and its new Visitor Centre has an exhibition of Jacobite weaponry and artifacts to commemorate the infamous battle of 1746.
• Several wine and spirit producers are nearby. Moniak Castle makes wine from wildflowers and fruits. Glenmorangie distills its famous malt whisky at Tain.
• Loch Ness is half-an-hour’s drive away where you can take a cruise in search of ‘Nessie’ or explore the Exhibition Centre.
• Watch wild salmon leap up the dramatic waterfalls at the Falls of Shin. There is an adventure playground for children and lovely walks through the Achany forest.
• Visit John O’Groats to take a ferry to the Orkneys in summer or enjoy a wildlife cruise to see the sea birds and seals.
• Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, is some 13 miles away with its castle, cathedral and plenty of shops.

Seasons and Fees 2009

	High	Mid	Low
Adult	£8.17	£6.36	£5.53
Child	£2.54	£2.45	£2.45
Members' age concession rate		£4.45	£3.87
Members' family deal	£20.21	£16.34
Non-member fee per pitch per night	£6.46	£6.46	£6.46
Member back packer	£5.82	£4.45	£3.87
Non-member back packer	£7.49	£5.87	£5.43

	Standard Fee
Club Service Pitch (per pitch, per night)	£3.13
Nightly storage	£4.50
Motorhome stop-off (per unit)	£5.68

• Members' children camp free in Low Season if accompanied by an adult.