Drummond Square Crieff Crieff is situated in Strathearn beside the River Earn, where due to its central location and good road access it has always been an important destination. A destination for holidaymakers from Victorian times, and before that - for Highlanders bringing their cattle to the markets in Crieff and Perth.

Crieff is a bustling little town where visitors can see craft goods such as pottery, paperweights, crystal and whisky.  Just a few miles to the west is Comrie and beyond that, St Fillans at the east end of Loch Earn.

The town is situated on the side of a hill which means that most streets in Crieff are on at least a gentle slope, and some of the streets leading from the high street are very steep. This makes Crieff a little difficult for those visitors with restricted mobility.

There is some car parking on the high street, but if you have to park elsewhere it means a bit of a steep walk to the shopping area.

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What to do at Crieff

  • MacCrosty Park
    Take the kids to the park for a quiet half hour by the river.

 

 

  • Golf
    32 golf courses within a two hour drive.

  • Watersports
    Waterskiing, canoes, dingy sailing may be had at the watersport centre at Lochearnhead.
  • GlenTurret Distillery
    Visit The Famous Grouse Experience at Scotland's oldest distillery and enjoy a day out like no other. There's regular distillery tours, a shop, restaurant, bar, picnic tables and scenic walks. For those keen to taste and learn more about our whiskies we can take you into our exclusive an unique tasting room within Warehouse No.9.

  • GlenTurret
    Take a drive up GlenTurret to the reservoir for a picnic and fabulous views

  • Innerpeffery Library
    Founded by 1680 as Scotland's Oldest Free Public Lending Library, and located halfway between Crieff and Auchterarder on the B8062, beside the River Earn.
    Everyone who loves to browse through shelves of antiquarian books in search of literary treasures will relish this haven of historic tranquillity. Open Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun p.m. Admission fee.

  • Drummond Castle Gardens
    One of the finest formal gardens in Europe. 2 m south Crieff on the Muthill road. Drummond Gardens has all the characteristics of a 17th century Scottish Renaissance garden. It is a composite garden, restructured in early Victorian times and renewed again in the 20th century when the garden framework and the exceptional interest of the original 19th century design were carefully preserved.

  • Crieff Visitor Centre
    Cross the river from Crieff to get there.  See the manufacture of Paperweights and pottery, purchase a specimen for your garden in the plant centre and have a snack or a meal in the restaurant.

     

 

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