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Please scroll down the page for full details of this caravan that is available to hire situated at Red Lion. Use the contact details shown below to contact the owner.
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Park Name & Location: Red Lion, Arbroath - Scotland |
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Contact Details
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To enquire about the caravan please use the contact details shown below.
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Name of Owner: | Ann Taylor |
Main Telephone: | 01592 569906 |
Additional Telephone: | 07947 609744 |
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Caravan Name:
Caravan Size:
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Atlas Debonair Super
Length 36ft / Width 12ft
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Bedrooms:
Maximum Occupancy:
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3
6 |
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Caravan Facilities
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Photographs
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Toilet
Shower
Gas Fire
Electric Plate Heating
Fridge
Fridge Freezer
Microwave
Toaster
Iron
Television
DVD Player
Parking Bay
Patio Area
Garden Chairs
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Smoking Allowed?
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Pets Allowed?
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Same Sex Groups Allowed?
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Children Allowed?
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Pricing (prices based on hire of the caravan on a weekly basis)
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Low Season: From £280
High Season: To £380
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Caravan Park + Local Area Information
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For generations Arbroath has earned its living from the sea. The town remains an important fishing port, but is equally well known for its unique place in Scottish history. A long established holiday resort, Arbroath continues to attract visitors from near and far.
Taking its name from the Brothock Burn, which also provided the power to drive the flax mills which sprung up along its banks, the holiday resort of Arbroath is home to the famous abbey - its ruins still conspicuous on the town's skyline. It was in this abbey that, in 1320, an event took place which is held dear in the hearts of many Scots. It was here that the declaration of Arbroath, establishing Scotland's independence from England, was signed, witnessed by Robert the Bruce. In 1951, the Stone of destiny found a temporary home here; it is now housed within Edinburgh Castle.
A circular window in the Abbey, known as the round "O" of Arbroath, was lit up as a beacon for mariners. The town still has a strong tradition of sea-faring and you can buy Arbroath smokies - whole haddock smoked over oak chips in tiny smokehouses as they have been for generations, around the harbour.
Safe bathing at Arbroath's West Links make it popular with families and the stretch of coast to the north east is renowned for its caves, such as Dickmont's Den and the Forbidden Cave, as well as tales of smugglers.
Auchmithie to the north is a tiny fishing village perched unbelievably high on the cliffs, practically tumbling into the North Sea. The village is said to be where the Smokie originated.
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Site Amenities NOT
Requiring Membership
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On-Site Pub/Club, Amusement Arcade, Indoor Pool, Gym, Restaurant, Takeaway, Grocery Shop, Laundrette, Kids Club, Sauna, Soft Play Area, American Pool Room, Adventure Play Ground, SPA.
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Local Amenities
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Beach, Scenic Walks, Nature Reserve, Golf Course, Amusements, Pubs and Clubs, Takeaway, Fishing, Historical Attractions, Indoor Pool,
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Location Plans
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Availability - Use the coloured backgrounds as shown below as a guide to availability.
| Available | Pending | Booked | Not available to rent |
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