Muasdale Holiday Park - Voted Best Small site
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:19 pmJust a quick message to say well done to Alison and Adrian Clements at Muasdale Holiday Park who were recently voted Best Small Site and 16th overall in the top 100 parks as voted by Practical Caravan.
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Wildlife watchers will love this site. A few steps fro your pitch you can spot wagtails, dolphins, cormorants, otters, oystercatchers and buzzards.
All pitches are just yards from the beach which guarantees uninterrupted views.
Although Muasdale is ideal for escaping, everyday pressure, you will not feel that you are roughing it, because the site has a washblock, dishwashing sinks and launderette.
The site is on the Kintyre Peninsula between the village of Tarbert on Loch Fyne and the town of Campbeltown. The natural harbour at Tarbert is lined with shops and pubs and is overlooked by Tarbert Castle. It's a great place to enjoy some really fresh and tasty seafood. The annual seafood festival in July draws huge crows and is well worth attending if your visit coincides. From Tarbert you can also explore the surrounding unspoilt islands. Ferries leave the harbour for Gigha, Arran, Islay and Portavadie.
Campbeltown, which sits on the end of the Kintyre Peninsula, is famous for its whisky. Of the three distilleries here, the best know is Springbank Distillery. Here you can take a tour to learn about the distilling process and taste single malt whisky. Campbeltown also has several museums, an art gallery and striking churches.
Muasdale also takes the title of "Best Small Site" award to sites with fewer than 20 pitches. visitors praised Muasdale for its combination of great location, fabulous views and friendly staff.
"A warm welcome, brilliant views, good outdoor activities and a bagpiper in the evening. It was great".
Barbara Buttmann, Warzburg, Germany.
http://www.muasdaleholidays.com/
Wildlife watchers will love this site. A few steps fro your pitch you can spot wagtails, dolphins, cormorants, otters, oystercatchers and buzzards.
All pitches are just yards from the beach which guarantees uninterrupted views.
Although Muasdale is ideal for escaping, everyday pressure, you will not feel that you are roughing it, because the site has a washblock, dishwashing sinks and launderette.
The site is on the Kintyre Peninsula between the village of Tarbert on Loch Fyne and the town of Campbeltown. The natural harbour at Tarbert is lined with shops and pubs and is overlooked by Tarbert Castle. It's a great place to enjoy some really fresh and tasty seafood. The annual seafood festival in July draws huge crows and is well worth attending if your visit coincides. From Tarbert you can also explore the surrounding unspoilt islands. Ferries leave the harbour for Gigha, Arran, Islay and Portavadie.
Campbeltown, which sits on the end of the Kintyre Peninsula, is famous for its whisky. Of the three distilleries here, the best know is Springbank Distillery. Here you can take a tour to learn about the distilling process and taste single malt whisky. Campbeltown also has several museums, an art gallery and striking churches.
Muasdale also takes the title of "Best Small Site" award to sites with fewer than 20 pitches. visitors praised Muasdale for its combination of great location, fabulous views and friendly staff.
"A warm welcome, brilliant views, good outdoor activities and a bagpiper in the evening. It was great".
Barbara Buttmann, Warzburg, Germany.