Corriefodly Holiday Park

There are holiday parks that feel like they're trying too hard. And then there's Corriefodly.

Tucked into Bridge of Cally, five miles north of Blairgowrie, this isn't the kind of place that shouts about itself. It's small. Beautifully maintained. The sort of park where people actually look after things - and expect the same from their neighbours.

The pitches sit elevated in places, south-facing where it counts, with views that roll out across Perthshire countryside that doesn't need a filter. You can see why people come back year after year.

It's open all year round, so you're not racing against a closing date in October. Spring mornings. Autumn colours. Winter stillness. It's all there when you want it.

There's a children's play area for the little ones. Well-maintained laundry facilities with proper industrial machines – the kind that actually work. And a riverside walk that takes you from the park to the Bridge of Cally Hotel, connecting you straight onto the Cateran Trail if you fancy stretching your legs further.

The park itself feels…managed, but not over-managed. Peaceful, but not isolated. You've got space on your pitch - room for multiple cars, room to breathe, but you're not miles from anywhere.

Perth, Pitlochry, Dunkeld, Dundee, Braemar, the Cairngorm National Park – all less than 28 miles away. Close enough for a day out. Far enough that you're not living next to them.

This is Perthshire at its best. Quiet when you need it. Connected when you want it. And the kind of place where your holiday home actually feels like it's somewhere worth being.