Write your own Review to win £150 of Amazon Vouchers!
If you've ever visited this campsite please submit a review for your chance to win! Each month one lucky person will have their review picked at random and will win £150 of Amazon vouchers. Leave as many reviews as you can for more chances - it only takes a few minutes
Nice site set on the banks of the river,big pike to be caught !,lovely well kept site,toilets very nice loads of hot water and clean, plenty showers so no need to wait,pitches were large plenty space for caravan,awning and car.
Wardens were very nice and helpful,exit and entry via a barrier so safe, walking distance to shops and pubs,nearest pub to the site had entertainment at the weekend and was very good and drinks were very reasonable, also 10 per cent off food if you had your membership card with you for the caravan club.
No dog walk on the site but miles of dog walks outside the caravan park so well walked dogs,very scenic area and we enjoyed our week,we will be back
Lovely site by a river. Stayed for a few nights and really enjoyed it.
The village is within walking distance and has a Co-Op and post office as well as cafes, gift shops, newsagents, fishing tackle shop and lots more.
The river bridge is only wide enough for one vehicle at a time but has good visibility so is not a problem. Its not far to Loch Tay and there is fishing in the river on site.
The toilets and showers were club standard and the wardens were very nice and helpful.
The pitches are all spacious and well laid out - you were spoilt for choice as they all looked good.
Very well kept park, up to the usual high Caravan Club standards. Reception staff very friendly.
We opted for a pitch in the centre of the site, away from the road (can be noisy), and the riverside (high tension cables run riverside above those pitches).
Free fishing as others have mentioned, but very limited where you can fish because of aforementioned cables.
Plenty of ducks on site, and you can buy duck food for them in reception.
Phone reception (o2) is terrible, but site is expected to get wi-fi in June, so that will be a huge improvement.
There is a play area for pre-school children but absolutely nothing for older children - which seems to be a bit of a trait on CC sites unfortunately.
Agree with everything previous reviewers have said. Friendly welcome, beautifully kept site and great facilities. The area is fantastic for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits of all kinds. We have cycled, walked and played golf. The local course is lovely with wonderful views from just about every tee. There are beaches on Loch Tay with fantastic views up the loch. On a couple of sunny afternoons we have taken the dogs there to swim and you could almost believe you were in some far distant exotic location.
Of particular interest to motorhomers: you can walk or cycle to just about everything you might want to do, making this an ideal location for a few days break without using precious diesel. The MH service point is excellent with a double waste drop so that it doesn't matter which side your waste outlet is when you roll onto it.
Another Caravan Club gem and a credit to the wardens who kept things neat, clean and tidy.
We received a very warm welcome on our first visit to the site and found the wardens to be very helpful and informative. Glad we booked as the site was showing full sign at the entrance and it was easy to see why.
Set on the banks of a river, overlooked by stunning hillside scenery this site is located just a short walk away from the small town of Killin.
Pitches,nearly all hardstanding with EHU were spacious and depending on availability you could choose to be near or far from the toilet shower block, near or further away from the river or in our case near to a hook up point (make sure you have plenty of lead as some of the hook ups are a good distance away from the pitch and a standard length lead would not be long enough).
Showers were excellent with plenty of piping hot water and hooks for hanging clothes/towels on. And none of those push and get 30 seconds worth of water nonsense.Yay!
Great location for relaxing and watching the world go by, try sitting outside the pub just across the road from the Falls of Dochart with a coffee or something stronger or try one of the many walks on offer.We did one from the site into town, followed a disused railway line and then on down to the side of Loch Tay.
Not far to go for those forgotten essentials, the town has a well stocked coop.
Great location for visting the Trossachs, we'll be back.
We have watched this site grow for over 30 years as my in-laws lived and died in the village.
We stayed for 3 nights and had a great time visiting old haunts like castle Campbell, west shore Loch tay and the falls, something to see in the winter after heavy rain and snow melt off.
Plenty of nice wee shops in the village, COOP stores, cafes, outdoors shops etc.
The Killin hotel in a must for a steak supper, food allday, the coach and horses across the road also serves food allday.
The site has excellent boiling hot showers and toilets,no time limits, spotlessly cleaned, laundry room and pot wash.
If you select a pitch near the river, watch out for fishermen and their casting as we a one hit the van and tangled up in the wind screen wipers.
Has to be one of the best in Scotland and plenty to see and do.
Just back from a very wet but none the less enjoyable week in Killin. Lovely clean site, spacious pitches, spotless toilets with good showers and plenty of them.
Nice stroll to the village & good chippy van! spent a lot of the week visiting neighbouring towns and villages, all within easy reach. Better weather would have made the week perfect but that's Scotland for you!
Spent one night at this great site while touring central Scotland and the Trossachs. It's a short walk from the centre of Killin, which is a great little town with shops, pubs and places to eat, as well as the impressive Falls of Dochart.
Facilities on site were excellent - showers and toilets spotless and all pitches were spacious with EHU. Friendly and helpful staff.
This is a fabulous site, we have stayed here on several occasions over the past three years and we keep going back. We stayed here the night the river burst its banks and flooded the site some 2 years ago. A great adventure for us.
Maragowan is well deserving of its high star rating. It is always immaculate, the wardens are friendly and have a great pride in keeping their park clean and tidy.
The pitches are all virtually level, hard standing all have hook ups. There is plenty of room here. If you are in a caravan there is enough room for an awning, your unit and your car without feeling that you are invading someone's space or they are invading yours.
Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead on the site. There is however a dog walk just across the bridge next to the site entrance.
Just one thing lets this site down, other than a small wooden motor caravan, there is nothing for children to play on. They must find their entertainment elsewhere.
Killin is a 5min stroll away, along with a co-op and all the usual tourist shops, there is a pet store, hardware shop, cafes and a couple of pubs all of which you would expect in small village.
It is a very quiet and peaceful area. There is a quiet wee public bar attached to the Coach House Hotel down the road from the site which serves good food and great beer. The landlord and his wife are both friendly and welcoming. They also have entertainment on most weekends though you must go early to get a seat.
A fine setting next to the river Tay and the site has a good plan with adequate space for all caravans. Good food, pubs and inexpensive boat hire available nearby.
The small site office is also the shop however there is a mini supermarket in the adjacent village, Killin. Unfortunately, the toilet block could be cleaner and the site suffered random power cuts which meant a disruption to showers.
There are poorly displayed notices advising campers to limit their electricity consumption. Also, I suggest the basic playground is developed and fenced due to the nearby river.
The surrounding area is well worth the visit. I definitely recommend this part of Scotland.
Previous
82 Reviews in total, now showing 51 to 60Next
Write a Review of this Site to Win £150 Amazon Vouchers
Write a review of this campsite and you could win £150 of Amazon vouchers. Each month one lucky person will have their review picked at random and will win! Leave as many as you can for more chances - submit your review here
Common Questions
Is Maragowan Caravan And Motorhome Club Site child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
Is Maragowan Caravan And Motorhome Club Site dog friendly? YES View all facilities
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
All reviews and comments are the personal opinion of the review author only , and as such do not represent the view of the UK Camp Site.co.uk.
The facilities shown on this website are a guide only, and you should check with the campsite direct before making any booking. The UKCampsite.co.uk will not be held responsible for any errors or omissions