All rooms are nicely decorated, kitchen and bathroom have laminated
flooring, double glazing with gas central heating. The main lounge
contains dining table. The cottage is contained within a walled
garden to the rear. which is secure for children, away from the main
road.The Cottage has...

Non-allergenic pillows
Bed linen, linen, towels and cot linen included in the price
Bed linen changed after 7 days microwave/oven/grill, electric 4 ring
hob, washing machine, fridge with small freezer and a dishwasher,
Colour television and video CD/radio/cassette player
Fax machine (in office)
Electricity and gas included in cost videos, maps, cycle and walking
guides available to borrow from main office
Patio with furniture
Ample parking
Outside security lighting
Clothes horse, ironing board, clothes pegs, washing-up liquid,
kitchen roll, sewing kit, candles, first aid kit, fire extinguisher,
fire alarm, fire blanket, sweeping brush, dustpan and brush, j-
cloths, pot scrubber, toilet rolls, liquid soap, cleaning liquids,
duster

Also included...
Complimentary tea, coffee, sugar, jam/marmalade and fresh milk
All beds made up for your arrival
Travel cot, infant chairs, cool box, hoover, gas barbecue, available
to borrow.
Two folders include information on tourist and leisure attractions
and useful phone numbers etc.
Domestic help available at extra cost if mid-stay clean required
Taxi service available at competitive prices

Dollar is ideally placed geographically. The Highlands, Loch Lomond,
Edinburgh, Dundee, Perth, St Andrews, The Trossachs, Glasgow and
Dunfermline are all less than one hour away by road. The nearest
town is historic Stirling, 20 minutes away by car. Motorway
connections are within 8 miles. There are a wide range of activities
within Dollar and in the surrounding area -Sightseeing, Golfing,
Fishing, Hill Walking, Cycling/Walking, Skiing, Paragliding,
Horseriding, Shopping and Mills.Castle Campbell overlooks the
village of Dollar and is reached by a scenic walk through Dollar
Glen.
Behind, are the Ochil Hills an area of natural beauty, ideal for
hill walking.

To the west of Dollar are the Ochil Mill Towns, strung out at the
foot of the hills. A few miles further on brings you to historic
Stirling with the Castle, The Wallace Monument and University.

The strategic key to Scotland at that time, Stirling was the scene
of decisive actions during the War of Independence, with its siege
and the battles of Stirling Bridge and Bannockburn