Travelling to Crieff could not be easier with the Rosyth Ferry Terminal only an hour away.
Airports at Glasgow and Edinburgh allow easy access to this area of Perthshire.
Rail links are excellent with stations at Gleneagles, Perth, Dunblane and Stirling.
St Andrews is just over an hours drive away and Aberdeen or Oban can be reached in a couple of hours. Catch a ferry to the islands from Oban or drive through Fort William to the Isle of Skye, which takes about four hours.




Double click on the aerial photo below for a larger image.
The picture was taken on Monday 4th September '06 from a hot air balloon and shows Drummond Pond in the distance. The picture right shows the Pond in Spring.

Concraig Farm is a working arable farm one mile south of Crieff in the heart of Perthshire. B&B accomodation in the farmhouse comprises an en-suite double/family room and two standard double/twin rooms.
Concraig Lodge is available for self-catering guests.
The caravan Club C.L. has pitches for five vans with power hook ups and fresh water. The site has spectacular views to Crieff and the Turret Dam.
The farm grows malting barley, potatoes and hay. The farm also supports environmental schemes such as the Countryside Premium Scheme. This scheme is designed to attract wildlife and birds back into the countryside.
Enjoy a game of golf at Muthill Golf Club, a picturesque nine hole course 5 minutes away. Relax at the Ceramic Experience and paint your own pottery, enjoying a refreshing cup of coffee.
The Crieff Visitor's Centre and Garden Centre are a mile from Concraig Farm and well worth visiting.