Blair Mains

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Great value and location.

If you can live without electric hook up and a toilet this little site is great it’s ideal for visiting Culross which is just a short walk down the lane. Very peaceful and run by very nice people who also make there own ice cream. £7 a night is a real bargain they really could charge more we loved it.

Jux

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Reviewed on 15/06/2022 22:20

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Great value and quiet

Love this site as it does just what you want it to do at £7 a night. Owners very friendly and welcoming. We stayed 2 nights last weekend and only us and one other van on the Friday and the place to ourselves on the Saturday. Very quiet and still, and one night a Barn Owl flew right past the front of our van, which was great to see. The field down from the site at a few cows and horses including a Clydesdale when we were there and it was really nice to watch them when we were sitting out in the evening. Depending on where you pitch on the site you can see the sea. We pitched at the top of the site and could see over the field to the sea and a even better view from our over head bed. As others have said, lovely coastal walk to Culross, walk down to the main road (not the road you come in, path to Culross signposted from the site), cross over at the gatehouse and there is a coastal path all the way. Had a lovely meal in The Red Lion on the Friday which has a beer garden out the back and also sells the farm we were staying on ice Cream- Nelsons of Culross. You can see the diary herd in the fields that produce this. The fife coastal path and Pilgrims Way pass through here and are good walks/cycle with a lot of this off road. We went to Limekilns on the Saturday (about a 10mile cycle, with some bits on back roads due to diversion round the MOD station). Then had a nice walk along the water, small pretty harbour and 2 pubs for food The Ship Inn on the front or sitting slightly back The Bruce, both very welcoming and nice to sit outside and watch the world go by. You can see the 3 bridges from Limekilns and large container ships going up and down the water from Grangemouth, small beach also on the sea front. Will defiantly go back to this site as its so cheap especially for a quick weekend away. Don't need electricity, you have a tap and can empty your loo, and for what this site offers in terms of peace and quiet, no road noise, wildlife around and a easy walk into the village, you cant beat it. Many thanks for a really enjoyable stay

mhairic

Reviewed on 12/08/2021 17:52

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Small quiet site

This is a small quiet site tucked away on an un tarmacked road so take it easy! The site is uneven so you will need chocks/ levellers The waste disposal and water are adequate and the site provides good value for money There is a nice walk to the village of Culross and ther site provides access to the Kelpies and Falkirk wheel

Stevemary

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Reviewed on 10/07/2021 20:37

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Tucked away CL

We stayed here to 2 nights to visit both the Kelpies and the Falkirk Wheel. Access is easy but also easy to miss and the approach road is not tarmacked so slow down. The water and waste facilities are rustic but usable. On the southern side of the firth is Grangemouth refinery which emits a background hum 24/7. If not for this it would be very quiet indeed. The nearby village of Culross should not be missed. No spoilers - go see it Visiting the Kelpies: The first car park is free, the nearer one costs £4 for the day. At Falkirk Wheel: Amazing piece of engineering. Parking is £3.50 / day.

Reviewed on 03/09/2019 15:13

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Nice little site

We used this little site for two nights to visit Culross, which is a very pretty village and about 25/30 minutes pleasant walk along the lane and the coastal path. The site does what it says on the tin, it has fresh water and a chemical disposal point. We were the only people there so it was lovely and quiet. We had a very good TV signal and phone and mobile signal. Would definitely come again.

Traficlady

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Reviewed on 13/09/2018 07:58

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Great little sire

Great little site, a real gem. If you want peace, country sid3 greT walks and bike rides this is the place to come. Only 5 mi s from the village of Culross which is well worth going to. Lyn is very helpful and her home made ice cream a bonus. Will be back to this one.

Jan Gillies

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Reviewed on 14/05/2018 12:22

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Lovely Site

Visited this site in August 2017, weather was fine, this is a little gem of a site, quiet, peaceful and a lovely spot. There is no Electric but this is an added attraction, we have a solar panel and we can use everything we need including the telly. The area is great for local attractions including the gorgeous village of Culross (Curuss) as the locals say. The Abbey cafe has devine treacle scones. The Falkirk wheel is a few miles away with lovely walks along the canal. Normally when I find a nice site like this I like to keep it to myself but I am worried about the loss of no electric sites. Please give them your support. So give this site a try you will love it. Margaret and Rob. Rob is a cyclist and he loved all the cycle tracks around

Mallas

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Reviewed on 28/08/2017 21:00

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Great CL

A lovely little CL with views of the Forth river. Very quiet and peaceful site in easy walking distance of the stunning village of Culross. A grassy field that requires blocks they also have matting for motorhomes if it gets too wet, should you need. Lovely homemade ice cream is also available from the very friendly owners.

ImalaPhil

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Reviewed on 30/06/2017 16:55

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Good CL if, like us, you are fans of basic quiet CLs. But DO NOT USE the TOMTOM CL file to find it, this takes you into the village of Culross instead with some narrow lanes.

scotkarter

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Reviewed on 23/09/2015 09:45

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Little Gem

This site is a little gem, well off the road so no traffic noise, and has distant views of the Firth of Forth across the fields. We were made very welcome by all the Nelson family. They make their own luxury ice cream on the farm, which is available to purchase, and as you would expect it is very, very nice. There is lots of walking and traffic free cycling direct from the site, Culross the National Trust village, just one mile away is delightful with tea rooms and a very popular pub/restaurant. It is an excellent base to either just relax in the peace and quiet, or visit the numerous attractions close by. We booked for 5 nights but ended up staying for 15, and are looking forward to returning again soon. There are no mains here, but don't be put off, our solar panels kept the battery fully charged during our extended stay in September.  So please give this little site a try before we lose yet another "no mains site" from the network. You will not be disappointed.

BillyJean

Reviewed on 14/11/2014 11:56

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