First off, this isn’t some generic field. Balbirnie Park sits on a historic estate, right next to a country house that looks like it belongs in a Jane Austen novel. You’re pitching your home-on-wheels on grounds that once hosted lords and ladies—pretty cool, right? The campsite is tucked into mature woodland, with trees that have been standing for centuries. It feels less like a campsite and more like you’ve been invited to crash in someone’s very fancy back garden.
Spacious and Quiet—No Sardine Feelings
One thing that stands out immediately: the pitches are huge. Ever stayed at a site where your awning almost touches your neighbor’s? Not here. You get plenty of room to breathe, set up your deck chair, and have a little privacy. It’s the kind of place where you can hear the birds instead of your neighbor’s generator—and that’s a win in my book.
