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Welcome to Crieff Scotland
 Crieff
is the main town of Strathearn lying on the southern edge of the Scottish
Highlands. It has been a holiday resort since Victorian times and is the
second largest town in Perthshire with a population of almost 6000.
It lies on the A85 road between Perth and Crianlarich and also lies on
the A822 between Greenloaning and Aberfeldy. The A822 joins onto the A823
which leads to Dunfermline.
The town spills from the Knock, the wooded hill above, down to the River
Earn. James Square with it's fountain marks the centre of the town. There
are a number of tourist attractions such as Crieff Visitor Centre, Glenturret
Distillery (Scotland's oldest) and hotels including the grand Victorian
spa - the Crieff Hydro.
Macrosty Park, Crieff was opened in 1902. It is named after it's benefactor,
James Macrosty, who was Provost of the town. The park is one of the most
picturesque in Scotland, with a fine collection of mature specimen trees
and the Turret Burn flowing through it. The Victorian bandstand, gifted
by the brother of James Macrosty, has brass band concerts in summer. There
are a variety of activitieand two children's play areas. A number of picnic
tables are placed around the park, making it an ideal place for a day
out in fine summer weather.
Accommodation in and around Crieff
Price Guide - per person based on sharing room: 
under $40 -  $41
- 70 -  more than
$70
Braidhaugh
Caravan Park Self Catering
Welcome to Braidhaugh Caravan park its is a friendly park which
stands on the River Earn amid the surroundings of Crieff. Centrally
located, only one hour to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee, half an
hour to Perth and Stirling.
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Croftweit
Apartments
Crieff
Welcome to our Crieff Apartments
- Luxury 5 star Perthshire self catering. We have 3 wonderful apartments
in Crieff, The Famous Apartment, The Lookout and The Church Tower.
All three apartments are superbly located with great views
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Leven
House Hotel
Crieff
Welcome to the Leven House Hotel, Crieff,
Perthshire, Scotland.
Frank and Agnes Hoskins and we'd like to welcome you to the Leven
House Hotel, one of the friendliest bed and breakfast places in
Crieff, Perthshire.
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Hawkshaw
House
Crieff
Welcome to Hawkshaw House it is
an exclusive luxury home ideal for a self catering holiday in Scotland.
It is located at the foot of the Scottish highlands and stands in
its own grounds in the picturesque town of Crieff.
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Aberturret
Cottage
Crieff
Nestled in the grounds of Aberturret House in rural Perthshire,
surrounded by woodland and within easy driving distance of the Highlands
of Scotland. This lovely cottage, dating
from the 19th century, nestles in grounds of Aberturret House.
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LilyBank
House
Crieff
Welcome to LillyBank a Stone built
house which has a first floor en suite two twin/double bedrooms
and is situated near the centre of Crieff, a hub for tourism, trading
mainly on its whisky and cattle droving history.
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Loch
Monzievaird Norwegian Chalets
Loch Monzievaird Self Catering Holidays,
Crieff, Perthshire Loch Monzievaird at Crieff offers one self catering
holiday cottage and 23 self catering Norwegian holiday lodges, sleeping
between four and eight guests.
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Arduthie
House
Crieff
Welcome to Arduthie House, Crieff,
at the Gateway to the Highlands
A family run guest house of great character overlooking Strathearn
and the Ochil Hills, well situated for golf, fishing or touring.
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Mary's Walk was gifted to the town in 1815 by Sir Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre.
The walk was a favourite of his daughter, Lady Mary. A beautiful beech
lined avenue runs alongside the River Earn for about 1500m. There is considerable
variety of trees, plants and wildlife to observe on this fine walk.
Once an ancient cattle market and Scottish 'frontier town' where Highlanders
would come for the great cattle trysts. Cattle were driven from all over
the north of Scotland to be sold to lowland buyers. Montrose, Rob Roy
Macgregor, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Robert Burns and many others from Scotland's
colourful history have walked Crieff's historic High Street.
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