Toilet and shower facilities are available, as well as fresh drinking water, dirty water disposal and chemical disposal. As this is a small site, fires and ground BBQ’s are not permitted. There is a farm shop on site offering a selection of food and drink.

You can also find B&B accommodation at Lunan House.

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Fully equipped kitchen / dining area with large fridge and industrial dishwasher.

The apartment is ideal for couples or families wanting to base themselves in the beautiful Angus countryside.

Alternatively can be booked as part of the bunkhouse as accommodation for team or group leaders requiring separate accommodation.

This apartment provides guests with the ideal base from which to explore the local sites and is only 25 minutes from Dundee.

Short Term Let Licence Number: AN-01123-F
EPC Rating: C

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Enjoy a relaxing stroll along the Peel Farm Nature Trail and see what wildlife you can spot. Rest your legs and have a seat at the viewpoint overlooking the beautiful River Isla waterfall.

Along the way you will have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of an abundance of song birds, butterflies, wildflowers and many different invertebrates. Ideal for nature lovers and photographers alike.

During your visit you’ll see cows and horses in the fields surrounding Peel Farm. At the start of the trail you will meet adorable miniature donkeys and pygmy goats. You can also see Gloucestershire Old Spot pigs and the farm’s resident Kune Kune pig.

You will also have the opportunity to admire close-up the longstanding herd of red deer, the largest native deer species in Scotland.

See the old water wheel and the old mill-pond which has become a little haven for ducks and geese. If you’d like to feed them, bags of their favourite food are available to buy in The Courtyard.

Visitors can also enjoy an overnight stay in Peel Farm’s self catering accommodation.

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Gather offers a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and the team take pride in serving feel good, high quality food and drinks. Everything is made from scratch in their small kitchen.

The brunch and lunch menu has some stand-out options, ensuring that vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free visitors have plenty of choice. Visit Gather for signature brunch stacks, shakshuka or some perfectly poached eggs! Fully licensed, enjoy a brunch cocktail or a glass of something fun with your meal. There is a small selection of local beers and cider to try.

Gather uses speciality coffee from Sacred Grounds Coffee Company which is roasted in Arbroath available to sit in or take away and if you’re in the mood for something sweet there are plenty of freshly baked treats that are all made in house.

Opening Times:
Tuesday to Saturday – 10am to 3pm (last tables seated at 2.30pm)

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The Sweet Retreat offer a variety of delicious Ice Cream (with options for dairy free and vegan), bubble waffles, cakes and both hot and cold drinks. They also cater for your four legged friends and there are treats available for them too.

There are many popular walks nearby including Loch Wharral which is located directly on our doorstep so come and see us after a walk in the hills or on your Sunday drive!

Opening Times:
Saturday and Sunday over the Summer – 1pm to 6pm

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An annual music festival, appropriately named BonFest, pays tribute to his musical legacy. Bands from around the world converge on the town to play AC/DC covers and pay homage to their hero.

Out of the festival arose the idea of a more permanent memorial. Artist John McKenna was contracted to create a statue of Bon. The life-sized bronze figure was unveiled in 2016, at the 10th anniversary of BonFest by former AC/DC bass player Mark Evans. The £45,000 cost of the sculpture was paid for by a crowdfunding campaign. Two scrolls containing the names of all who donated money are sealed at the bottom of the statue.

Now Bon Scott, who was raised in the town, watches over all who enter Kirriemuir, with a microphone in one hand and bagpipes in the other.

The statue is on the Bellie’s Brae road into Kirriemuir.  There is a car park just off the road and next to the statue. Come and take a selfie with the rock and roll legend.

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The nature reserve in this embayment is internationally important for pink-footed geese, red knot and common redshank and is nationally important for common shelduck, wigeon and common eider ducks. It is also popular with mute swans, oystercatchers and northern lapwings as well as smaller birds. Breeding birds are preyed on by peregrine falcons and sparrowhawks.

The visitor centre, run by the Scottish Wildlife Trust, is accessible from the A92 road.

The swans give the Basin its old, more poetic name, the “Sea of Swans”.

The Montrose Basin was hit by a tsunami in 6100 BC, generated by the massive underwater Storegga Slide, in Norway. It was 70 feet (21 m) high when it hit the basin, with the waters travelling inland as far as Forfar.

There are some fantastic walks at Montrose Basin. Please note that walks on the reserve take place from different car parks. Please refer to the Scottish Wildlife Trust website for details.

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We are a pet friendly cottage and will accept 2 well behaved pets, please advise us of this when you book.

There is an enclosed garden complete with a hot tub.

Short Term Let Licence Number: AN-01111-F
EPC Rating: D

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