If you are remotely considering a trip to Scotland to visit distilleries (be it any regions,…read moreHighland, Lowland, Speyside or Islay), you must contact Willie and Craig at Celtic legend/Whisky Tours Scotland! After doing some research on-line, I found their site and immediately contacted them to organize a tour with 8 people in the Islay region. We price compared options and their prices were right in line what one could expect finding accommodations and travel. When you factor in their tour guide service and everything else they set up, their prices were quite excellent! And the key being that they are so pleasant to deal with! Willie helped organize the Tour, and Craig was our guide. They also gave us numerous names of folks that toured with them to discuss some of their experiences. They will answer e-mail promptly. For a little background, we planned a larger scale trip that had us fly from Los Angeles to London, then flew into Glasgow (where Craig picked us up), went to Islay, were dropped off in Edinburgh by Craig, then flew to Dublin, then went back to Los Angeles. From the moment Craig picked us up at the airport in Glasgow, the tour was amazing! We spent the first part of the day venturing the countryside on our way to Islay, took the ferry to Islay, stayed the night and began the real tour in the morning! We had the most amazing tour at Laphroaig, went to Ardbeg for an amazing lunch (where the brave of us tried haggis and lamb burgers that were delicious!) , then went to see ruins of the oldest church in Islay (which was uniquely beautiful) and we concluded our tour day with a fun tour at Lagavulin. We then had some delicious dinner at Bridgend. The next day had us go to Bruichladdich, then off to Finlaggin to see the amazing ruins by the sea, then to Kilchomen for some tasty food for lunch, and lastly to Bowmore for the grand finale! The last day was a travel day to Edinburgh, where Craig stopped at many spots along the way for all of us to soak in. Craig was the kindest and nicest guide one could ask for! He was very tolerant of all the odd personalities of our tour group, me especially! We planned out our trip for about 9 months before actually going. We went this past July 2011. Be prepared to pay some deposits to lock in an amazing stay. I simply cannot recommend Celtic legend/Whisky Tours Scotland enough to anyone considering such a trek! Please look Willie and Craig up! They will treat you well! All of us in our group cannot thank them enough for the most amazing experience! (...and a few of the people in the group don't even drink!)

Very well kept caravan and camping club site, immaculate lawns. The toilet and shower facilities…read morefor campers is outstanding. EHU is available for both caravans & Campers. Facilities also available for washing up dishes. No traffic noise and a nice view in any direction. Very Close to Staindrop village with a Pub & Spar Supermarket. Raby Castle also very close which is open to the public and has vast herds of deer roaming its parklands. £15 per night, not a bad price. Stayed the weekend recently and would return.

Occasionally you come across a gem! This is a beatifully restored barn with luxury accommodation…read morefor 2; the best self-catering we've ever experienced. It was difficult to find what was not provided for. The Barn is situated at the end of a farm road just outside Leyburn set in lovely countryside. We'll be back!

I called for a lift to town since I'm from the USA and rented no car. They were prompt, easy to…read moretalk to and reasonably priced. I called them twice and enjoyed my driver very much. Everyone I've met in Kendal has been l

I had to travel to Penrith from Preston for three consecutive days to attend a course. I have to…read morehighly praise the platform staff for their excellent customer service, especially on Wednesday 9th July. The young lady asked me what my reserved seat number was, told me where to stand and literally the door was right in front of me when the train arrived. All the staff greeted the passengers on arriving on the platform. One man helped an elderly gentleman with his cases and it genuinely was a pleasure to be on the station. It was also very clean and tidy with a lovely display on Platform 2. Other stations take note. You could learn a lot from the staff at Penrith.

This is a lovely Rail Station at the gateway to the North Lakes. It looks old-fashioned in that…read morelovely old English style that tourists love. Around three hours away from London and under one and a half from Glasgow by train, this is a surprisingly accessible station.

Lovely to be a part of a different heritage and experience a different type of caravan experience…read more My ancestors came from the Romany Gypsy line and when myself and my mother heard about this place we really wanted to experience one the gorgeous caravans for ourselves. There is a B&B you can stay in here but I think it's more fun in the caravan's. Breakfast is included and it only cost us about £50 for the night!! Bargain, especially when you consider that the Lake District is so stunning!

Excellent properties in the Lake District, Cumbria and surrounding areas. Highly recommended;…read morehelpful, polite staff make finding a house/commercial property let straightforward. A wide range of property options make for some excellent homes. Recommended!

Great site, great location, greeat people running it!!!read more

Huge site with lots of static caravans, timber lodges, seasonal caravan pitches, touring pitches…read moreand a field for the tents. 4 parks, bmx track and river running alongside the site. lovley walk to the Lowther country estate Toilet block large and clean and warm - great power showers Shop, club house, takeaway and laundry Only downside is thats its not really within walking distance of much, and because its so big it gets very busy