Noahs Ark Caravan Park 
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Newhouse Farm
Western Edge
Perth
Perthshire (Browse area)
PH1 1QF See Map
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Tel: 01738 580661
Pitches: 45 touring, 20 tent pitches and 6 NEW Microlodges
Open: Open All Year
Rating: 
9/10 from 86 Reviews
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| Date of Visit: March 2013 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Debbie65 |
10 reviews from this member |
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Another brilliant weekend at Noah's. Typical '4 seasons in one day' weather mid March, had rain, sunshine, snow and hard, hard frost. Site looking immaculate, the hardstandings all taken with (what I think was) a rally of some kind, but the grassy pitches although a bit soft were still fine, not too muddy, and well drained. Standpipes all lagged to cope with the freezing temperatures! Toilets immaculate, warm, loads of hot water. One suggestion might be to have a few more bins in the shower area, but that is only a minor niggle. Kids love this site, well worth returning to again and again, as we have had a few times now. Well done Noahs for maintaining those high standards, we will definitely be back, and after hearing about your party at New Year last year are seriously considering it for this year too.
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| Date of Visit: August 2012 |
Unit: Other |
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| Reviewer: SusanMcT |
8 reviews from this member |
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We stayed here for two nights in an octolodge which sleeps six. We were part of a large party of 12 (4 mums and 8 kids between us) and booked two lodges next to each other. The position of the octolodges was great for families. You could sit in your lodge with the door open, and still see the children playing in the park which is directly in front of it.
The weather wasn't great while we were there but there was still plenty to do on site for all ages. We went bowling, go-karting, quad biking and popped into town to go to the cinema too. The actual lodge was small but perfectly formed.
A bit too hot at night time with all those bodies in such a small space, and a little noisy once the window was open (traffic noise) but fine for a night or two. A picnic bench was provided and that was essential. We took all of our usual camping gear and had a lovely fry-up each morning. Also ordered a take away one evening which was delivered to the door. Great for large parties and very good value. Will probably return in the future.
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| Date of Visit: August 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Capri3 |
1 review from this member |
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Just spent a long weekend here in our touring caravan.
Staff friendly and got to choose our own pitch upon arrival. We have two young kids (8 & 5) so were very impressed with the range of things to do in the adjoining Noah's Ark facilities. Reasonably priced activities and you get a discount voucher upon checking in to the site. Go-karts, 10 pin bowling, mini-golf etc enjoyed by all.
Traffic noise from nearby motorway was hardly noticeable to be honest and I'm a very light sleeper.
Toilets were the only let-down for us. The site was very busy with tents and caravans so not enough showers for the amount of people staying.
Heavy useage meant that they weren't as clean as they could be either. This site really needs a large brick-built toilet/shower block due to it's size. Currently a Portacabin type building is in place and I feel that this isn't enough.
Don't request a pitch by the playpark either unless you enjoy your car/caravan being battered by footballs. All in all a nice site in a good location but would benefit greatly from a new toilet block. We'll certainly be back.
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| Date of Visit: July 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Leolion |
9 reviews from this member |
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Spent a Week and a Day in our touring caravan.
Arrived Saturday staff very friendly and got to choose our own pitch upon arrival. We have two young kids (8 & 5) so were very impressed with the range of things to do in the adjoining Noah's Ark facilities.
Reasonably priced activities and you get a discount voucher upon checking in to the site. Go-karts, 10 pin bowling, mini-golf etc enjoyed by all. Between site and the activities there is a Golf Pro Range and Crazy Golf for Adults and Kids the discount voucher can not be used here.
Loads of room for Tents - Huge
Surrounding area for walks, bikes and dogs.
Site is near A9 but it would be hardly noticeable as traffic noise was to a minimum.
The are two sets of toilets blocks a new block which incorporated Laundry, Toilets and about 10 showers, the older block had just cubicles and sinks. The older block could possibly be doing with a new lino and some paint as bit tired looking.
Pitches around the kids play park can be a bit noisy and the odd football gets kick about (but hey it's a kids play park), get another pitch further away if you want an early night.
Summary - Nice Site (clean), Great Staff (friendly), Field's nearby for walk or Dogs, Good activities for kids. Would benefit with a toilet refurb.
We'll certainly be back though.
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| Date of Visit: July 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Pillers |
1 review from this member |
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Me and my Fiance visited the Noah's Ark park as a good place to stay ahead of the Rewind Festival at Scone Palace.
Can't praise the site enough, excellent support from the Site Warden Jim who helped us with our hook up and cracking facilities on your door step.
Whats more for the Festival the Site owner laid on a courtesy bus to Scone on both days which he drove himself, he even provided free water and locally cooked fresh Scotch Pies to help with any festival over indulgence.
Frankly if you want a base for your Rewind Festival experience I'm not sure you can do better.
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| Date of Visit: July 2012 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Rejajane |
3 reviews from this member |
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We were at Noah's ark for 4 days, staying 3 nights. We really enjoyed our time there and would certainly go back. We were a large party of 4 tents and 9 kids.
It is great if you want to go somewhere that is handy for activities which are right on your doorstep. It is not a place to choose if you want peace and natural/secluded surroundings.
It is a great place if you are having a very rainy trip due to the activities next to the site. At the bottom of the park there is The Edge outdoor activity centre with quads, pedal go-carts, archery etc and at the top of the park there is putting, a golf driving range ten pin bowling, Karting, Kids soft play (fantastic with lovely staff and great food in the cafe - I recommend the kids macaroni cheese). You get a 20% discount for all this stuff if you're staying on the campsite too (but not at The Edge).
The toilets and showers were very good(plenty nice hot water)and there were enough taps in the site for us for drinking water. Washing and tumble machines were nice and new. As the site was fairly quiet, there was never a wait to use anything.
My criticisms of the site are not something that the site can help as they are due to the site's location and appearance. You work with what you've got I suppose and it was obviously a working farm previously with plenty unattractive but functional buildings nearby which are now housing the Soft Play and bowling etc.
It's worst point is that it's sited above a busy dual carriageway which is beyond the trees which can be heard all day and night at a low level thundering away (the sound of the rain hitting the tent was a welcome break from that)and right next to some kind of telecoms building with lots of unattractive transmitters (3 of them), and near a substation with pylons.
Looking into the distance however you can see a very long distance across the hills which is picturesque. It is a very open site and you can see for miles.
There is a lack of privacy as there is limited shrubbery which lends a bit of a barren look. After two days of torrential rain it was very difficult to get about due to puddles and mud, there was a bit of a river running along the main path.
There is no shop, lounge or drinks machine but most of that is catered for by the other Noah's Ark premises next to it. We were just under 60 quid for our three (non-electric) nights with our 3 man tent. I thought that a little dear to be honest.
You wouldn't have to have a car as I think we could have probably walked to a bus stop to get into town well within 20 mins (we never tried it). Friends we were with who don't drive took the train and got a taxi there at reasonable cost and convenience. Perth itself is lovely with a very good tourist information office.
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