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Tir na nOg Holistic Centre
- Restaurant
- Balfunning, Balfron Station Balfron, Scotland G63 0NF
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
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Aug 25, 2017
Naomi L.:
We are pretty new to the area. We are wondering if people could recommend things to do and places to see. Any nice walks? (we have done...
Amanda H.:
Tir Na Nog https://m.facebook.com/tirnanogholisticcentre/?locale2=en_GB The Courtyard Cafe at Knockraich Farm
- Restaurant
- Knockraich Farm Balfron, Scotland G63 0LN
- Open ⋅ Closes at 4:00PM
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Dec 17, 2017
Laura F.:
My sister is looking for barn-type wedding venues around these parts in 2018. Around 50 guests and she'd like to be able to provide the...
Denise H.:
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Referral from August 25, 2017
Naomi L. asked:
We are pretty new to the area. We are wondering if people could recommend things to do and places to see. Any nice walks? (we have done the walk along the river and from...
Alasdair E. replied:
Ardess Hidden History Trail at Rowardennan, here's a link for it. 1,5 km long all low level but gets you out into some great woodland and good views. http://www.welcometoscotland.com/things-to-do/activities/walking-hiking-in-scotland/loch-lomond-stirling/ardess-hidden-history-trail
William B. replied:
Think Kirsty Hamilton and Chris Maccoll have done just about every walk in the area, either one of them could probably point you in right direction
Jo E. replied:
Check out Green Aspirations for fun in the woods!
Martha M. replied:
Flanders Moss Alpacas
Shirley G. replied:
Blair Drummond safari park
Emily H. replied:
You've got me started now! Glen finglas just past brig o Turk. Park in woodland trust car park and there is a kids walk with activities etc that's really good. Lovely coffee at loch side venachar. Apparently brig o Turk tearoom good or anything called mhor in Callander! Also the forest drive past David Marshall lodge. If you stop halfway where the loos are there's a walk with some kids activities too and it's a good option if raining!
Vivienne M. replied:
Public swimming and lessons at Balfron High sports campus; walk along Water track from Strathblane to Killearn; loads of sports available at Balfron Campus through active Stirling such as athletics for kids, Balfron gymnastics club, local dance schools, Laura Gray and Eilidh McRae of Dance Central; Killearn Glen for walks with kids great; Aizle Gym for mum/dad and also run kids jujitsu classes depending on age of your children; local art classes via Fab Arts for kids along with Art 4 U.
Geraldine D. replied:
David Marshall lodge aberfoyle is good for small children x
Di B. replied:
And Loch Venacher followed by food at Deli Ecosse,, Callander
Amanda H. replied:
Glendrick Roost animal sanctuary. Phone ahead for a tour and to see the animals. https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=295429747140376&ref=content_filter
Shona M. replied:
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/lochlomond/
Jakki S. replied:
The dumpling at Gartoharn is a small hill with great views of Loch Lond. Our 2 could do it on their own from 3 years old. Same for the Fairy Hill at Aberfoyle where there are a few little fairy houses carved out along the path to keep the wee ones going. There's also the David Marshall Lodge at Aberfoyle which is great and they do little trails with clues - currently a bat one, previously had Alice in Wonderland, Pooh Bear.
Moray S. replied:
Hoish Farm is good for walks, nice and gentle, good views and suitable for prams (10 mins outside balfron off main road towards aberfoyle). Balmaha good for walks, can walk right along the loch side, although can't take pram, followed by lunch or ice cream and coffee at the oak tree inn. Also wee blether tea room in aberfoyle is great.
Referral from October 3, 2014
Amy D. asked:
Hey all, going on holiday to Shetland this weekend and was just wondering if any of you have ever been? And can recommend any good restaurants? Also someone told me they...
Ed W. replied:
Ha I'm from Shetland, phone will be fine! Go to the new Shetland museum &archives in Lerwick for food. Visit Eshaness for cliffs and st Ninians isle and Mel beach (burra) for beaches, you'll have a great time
Christine W. replied:
This place is supposed to be just bril - http://www.frankiesfishandchips.com/ and I see it got an award!
Angela M. replied:
Tommy Wright
Referral from September 5, 2015
Athena M. asked:
CAN ANYONE HELP PLEASE?
My neighbour Elizabeth McQuillan and I are trying to set up drop off/collection points in each village for items for refugees. Can anyone help...
Rebekah M. replied:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/5-practical-ways-you-can-help-refugees-trying-to-find-safety-in-europe-10482902.html
Gillian M. replied:
Scottish Action for Refugees is a new facebook page which might be able to point you in the right direction.
Referral from December 6, 2015
Iain M. asked:
A very big thank you to Phil Kember and Claire Jones for donating so much of their amazing produce to the Primary School Christmas Fayre and helping to make it such a...
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