Stay under the spell of magical Perthshire!

Have you ever turned a corner or walked over the summit of a hill to be greeted by a view that is simply idyllic? When you visit Corriefodly you will get that feeling as soon as you have your first glimpse of this lovely park, cradled between two fir tree-lined hills

Nestling in the Strathmore Valley on the banks of the River Ardle, Corriefodly has everything you could hope for when looking for that perfect location to spend your leisure time. Whether you are looking for the perfect haven to own your own holiday home or a relaxing retreat for a self-catering holiday or short break, Corriefodly is an ideal all year round resort With the location of the park comes the opportunity to experience the history and some of the most stunning areas of natural beauty to be found in Scotland.

To the north, the high mountains and popular winter ski slopes of Glenshee and the route to Braemar and Balmoral Castle in the heart of Royal Deeside.

To the south, Scone Palace, where the Kings of Scotland were crowned and the beautiful city of Perth with its huge array of visitor centres and leisure complexes.

To the east, Glamis Castle and “The road to Dundee”, the city of Discovery.To the west, the famous Moulin Moor road leading to Pitlochry with its popular whisky distilleries and theatre and on to Blair Atholl, and its famous Castle.

The relaxed atmosphere of this family-run park lends itself to a variety of activities including fishing for both salmon and trout in the River Ardle which flows through the park. The river banks also provide a pleasant stroll into the village of Bridge of Cally.

Inside, Corriefodly House offers table tennis, pool tables, darts and a TV lounge, while outside a play area is ideally located so that the children are entertained while you enjoy a relaxing drink from the bar. At weekends throughout the summer the whole family can enjoy live music, dancing and ceilidh nights. On request, we can also offer our function room for private parties & conferences.