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Castle Campbell
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(343) · Castle in Dollar, United Kingdom
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Castle Road, Dollar FK14 7PP
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Oct 3, 2024
This is a great castle for exploring, as it looks like a dramatic ruin but also has some inside areas to explore! The view down the valley is just stunning. The staff were friendly and keen to give m…Full review by Kirsty M
Sep 18, 2024
A great experience and informative staff. Also a lovely Glen walk, perfect for a picnic as well. Good access to hiking to Glendevon. Excellent valueFull review by paulmarr
Aug 17, 2024
The car park was fairly small and was a short steep walk to the castle.But definitely worth it, staff were very friendly and informative and very passionate about the castle, admission was priced fai…Full review by queenstompi
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Would it be possible to Uber from Edinburgh to Castle Campbell? I see that it exists in Edinburgh, but wasn't sure how far they go...
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To be honest if your based in Edinburgh, it is probably not worth your while coming through for. Its a nice wee Castle however there are plenty of other things I would recommend in the Edinburgh area …
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To be honest if your based in Edinburgh, it is probably not worth your while coming through for. Its a nice wee Castle however there are plenty of other things I would recommend in the Edinburgh area first. It would cost you a fortune to get from Edinburgh to Dollar by Uber and then back again. If you really do want to visit it, the best action would be to take the train from Edinburgh to Stirling and then take the number 23 bus from Stirling bus stop stand 8 which will drop you in Dollar. You would then follow the signs for Dollar Glen which will eventually take you up to Castle Campbell. Alternatively, you can get the train from Edinburgh to Alloa and then take a taxi from Alloa to Dollar which will probably cost around £10-£15 each way. I hope this helps. The Castle is nice but it is mainly a shell which you can walk around in 20-30 mins.
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Hi. Is Castle Campbell dog friendly? I'd love to bring my old dog along for the walk.
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there are lots of dogs along the way to the castle. I don't think there is a problem for you
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Is there a gift shop at this castle? I would love to purchase something from every castle I plan to visit.
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Yes just a small one. Plenty of Campbell tartan things to buy surprisingly enough!
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how to get to Castle Campbell from Edinburgh by public transport? Thanks so much
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If you are leaving from Edinburgh Waverley at 11am, you can get the 11.03 train to Dunblane exiting the train in Stirling at 11.55am. The bus station is only a few minutes away and you can get the Nr …
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If you are leaving from Edinburgh Waverley at 11am, you can get the 11.03 train to Dunblane exiting the train in Stirling at 11.55am. The bus station is only a few minutes away and you can get the Nr 23 bus heading towards St Andrews, leaving Stirling at 12.10pm. You can then get off at the Burnside and walk up the Burnside, through the glen to the castle [a very pretty walk which is just over 1 mile]. If you leave the castle at 4.30pm you can get the Number 324 to Bannockburn, exiting at Stirling. You can then walk back to Stirling Train station and get the 6.07pm train back to Edinburgh Waverley, arriving back in Waverley at 7.07pm
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