Cruachan Farm at the Loch Tay-side setting gives you the kind of Scottish break that’s easy to repeat—fresh air, big views, and a calm base for getting out into Perthshire whenever you fancy. Cruachan Farm is well-suited to owners who want a simple, outdoors-led escape, with a café/restaurant on park and access to extra activities and facilities nearby.

Description

Cruachan Farm sits close to Loch Tay, with the Perthshire countryside and Highland scenery doing most of the heavy lifting. Days here are naturally outdoorsy: walking and biking routes nearby, lochside views, and the option to keep things easy with a meal on park rather than driving out every evening.

It’s also a handy base for exploring the wider area—classic scenic drives, small towns and heritage stops—without needing to change location every time you want a different day out.

Buying at Cruachan Farm

• Homes for sale: Holiday static caravans (availability changes; check current listings).
• Park type: Holiday park (leisure use rather than permanent residential living).
• On-park set-up: A café/restaurant and a quieter, scenery-first feel.
• Nearby add-ons: Access to facilities/activities at Loch Tay (ask what’s included and when it runs).
• Pet policy: Confirm the current rules before reserving.
• Season/usage: Confirm the current season length and owner-use terms.
• Viewings: Arrange in advance so you can compare pitch positions, outlooks and what’s included.
• Next steps: Browse static caravans for sale at Cruachan Farm and compare with other holiday parks in Perth and Kinross.
• Life at Cruachan Farm

Life at Cruachan Farm is simple in the best way—slow mornings, a walk or a drive out to the loch, then back to your own base for a quiet evening. If your ideal break looks like scenery, fresh air and switching off (rather than an entertainment schedule), it fits the brief.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Loch Tay: Lochside views, waterside stops and scenic drives (journey times vary).
• Killin: Handy for local essentials and a classic Perthshire village feel (journey times vary).
• Ben Lawers area: A strong option for walking days and big landscapes (conditions vary).
• Perth: Around +1 hour by car (traffic dependent) for wider shopping and days out.
• Stirling: Around +55 minutes by car (traffic dependent) for history and a change of pace.
• Rail: Typically via Perth or Stirling for onward connections (service dependent).
• Perth ? London: roughly +6–8 hours (service dependent).
• Sat nav: FK21 8TY

FAQs 

Where is Cruachan Farm in the UK?

Cruachan Farm is near Killin in Perth and Kinross, Scotland, close to Loch Tay.

Is Cruachan Farm a holiday park or a residential park?

Cruachan Farm is a holiday park, intended for leisure use rather than permanent living.

What’s for sale at Cruachan Farm?

You’ll typically find static caravans for sale (availability varies over time).

What’s the area like around Cruachan Farm?

It’s scenery-led and outdoorsy—Loch Tay, walking routes, and classic Perthshire landscapes nearby.

Can I view Cruachan Farm before I decide?

Yes—book a viewing so you can see the park setting, compare plots and understand the owner rules.

Are there activities nearby?

Yes—there can be Loch Tay-based activities available nearby via third parties; details can be seasonal, so it’s best to confirm what’s running.

Is Cruachan Farm good for walking and biking?

Yes—walking and cycling routes are a big part of the local appeal, with options ranging from gentle routes to more demanding hill days.

What should I check before buying?

Confirm what’s included with the caravan, the park’s season/usage terms, pet rules, pitch position, parking, and any rules on alterations/resale.