Grandtully Campsite reopening
Jul 02, 2020
Grandtully Campsite - limited reopening - 3rd of July
We are pleased to inform you that Grandtully Campsite will reopen from 3rd July
for fully self-contained units only.
Visit the Campsite webpage for the latest information
The toilet, shower and wash-up facilities will remain closed for the time being.
This is in line with Scottish Government guidance
announced 2nd July which permits accommodation for self-contained units as long as all government guidance around physical distancing and hygiene are met. The campsite may need to close again, at short notice, if either the government advice changes or if the SCA determine that the actions of those using the site is not in accordance with Scottish Government guidance.
We have compiled some additional information for people considering staying at the site. You can find all the latest information at canoescotland.org/campsite
Scottish Government guidelines
must be followed at all times.
VisitScotland has a list of the restrictions and dates per recovery phases
which may help you to decide the safest actions for your household.
Visit nhsinform.scot
to use the Symptom Checker
before you start your journey to Grandtully Campsite or at any time that you experience symptoms.
The campsite facility building will remain closed. There is no access to toilet, shower, changing or wash up facilities. You can only stay at the Grandtully site if you have (and use) a self-contained unit e.g. caravan or motorhome.
Anyone planning to visit the village of Grandtully for a day trip should take into account that there are no toilet facilities available at the Grandtully Campsite or in the village. Only those booked to stay overnight on the Grandtully site are permitted to be anywhere on the site other than in the outer car park. This is in order to maintain physical distancing. CCTV footage is recorded and will be monitored. Local businesses have not yet reopened so you should still plan any trip around the use of facilities at your own home.
Booking and payment
All bookings and payments must be made in advance, online via our new booking system. Click on the dates you require to view available pitches.
The person who carries out the online booking, are the designated point of contact for their party in the event that Test and Protect
is needed to trace visitors to the Campsite.
If you are unsure of the status of a booking made prior to the pandemic, please get in touch with campsite@canoescotland.org.
Member Discount
SCA members get 20% off their entire stay by entering a discount code at the checkout.
You can retrieve the currently active discount code from the ‘Documents’ section of Go Membership. Please note that your membership needs to be valid at the time of booking and also for the entirety of your stay.
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