Company info

The family started the business over 30 years ago when Colin & Margaret purchased Blairgowrie Holiday Park in 1981. With the foresight to develop a top quality, all year round holiday business, they invested heavily in the park. The Woods then extended their portfolio with the purchases of further sites including; Lomond Woods Holiday Park, Loch Lomond in 1994, Corriefodly Holiday Park, Perthshire in 2000, Deeside Holiday Park, Aberdeenshire in 2008 and finally Balgair Castle Holiday Park, Stirlingshire in 2010, renamed Campsie Glen Holiday Park in Jan 2016. Colin has spent his entire career in the caravan holiday business and he is delighted to be followed by his daughters Rachel, Kirsty and finally Sarah following their time at university. Having spent their childhoods on holiday parks and their formative years “learning the ropes” they are extremely well equipped to take the business forward and are a motivation and inspiration to the older generation.

Property info

Corriefodly offers the perfect retreat for a self-catering holiday in our luxurious Thistle Awarded 2 and 3 bedroom caravan holiday homes or bring your own tourer or motorhome and enjoy some of the most stunning areas of natural beauty to be found in Scotland. We also have a variety of new and used premium quality holiday homes for sale and available pitches with spectacular views of the valley, providing you with an opportunity to own your own holiday haven and have the freedom to come and go when it suits you. Our luxurious caravan holiday homes have full central heating and double glazing to ensure a comfortable, relaxed and carefree holiday for you and your family while you are assured of excellent facilities. Whatever the weather, our caravan holiday homes at Corriefodly are an ideal base for a summer vacation, or a spring or autumn short break. At Corriefodly Holiday Park, we never forget that it is your holiday and we are here to help you make it an enjoyable and memorable experience.

Neighborhood info

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. To the north, the high mountains and popular winter ski slopes of Glenshee and the route to Braemar and to the South, the beautiful Scone Palace, where the Kings of Scotland were crowned, is well worth a visit. Close to the small village of Bridge of Cally. It sits at the junction of three glens, Glenshee, Strathardle and Glenericht and is centred round the bridge over the River Ardle 200m before it joins the Black Water (which drains Glen Shee as Shee Water) to form the River Ericht. The village is on the Cateran Trail

Languages Spoken

English