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Aberfeldy Aire Motorhome Stopover — Park and Pay Hardstanding Aire in the Tay Valley, Perthshire
📍 Camserney, by Aberfeldy, Perth and Kinross, PH15 2JF
About this Motorhome Stop
Opened in May 2024 and quickly establishing itself as one of the finest-value motorhome stops in Highland Perthshire, Aberfeldy Aire is a self-service park-and-pay hardstanding stopover in the beautiful Tay valley, three miles west of Aberfeldy. Certified by the Caledonian Touring Club, it accepts motorhomes up to 11 metres and offers an impressively comprehensive waste service: black waste CDP, grey water drive-over disposal, recycling and a portaloo, all included in the flat £15 fee.
No booking is required or offered — just arrive, pay at the self-service machine by cash or card, and reserve your space with a traffic cone while you explore. Up to five motorhomes can be accommodated. A bus stop sits directly at the site entrance, with services to Aberfeldy, Kenmore, and Kinloch Rannoch. The River Tay Way foot and cycle path connects the aire to Aberfeldy town in around 40 minutes of pleasant riverside walking.
The site also sells local produce from a self-service shed — wood fuel, seasonal soft fruit, Scottish tablet and free-range eggs. The site lies on both the Heart 200 touring route and National Cycle Route 7, making it a natural overnight stop for two-wheeled and four-wheeled explorers of Perthshire’s remarkable landscape.
Facilities for Motorhome Stays
HARDSTANDING
BLACK WASTE CDP
GREY WASTE
RECYCLING
BUS AT GATE
DOG FRIENDLY
CYCLE ROUTE 7
ALL YEAR
No booking required or available. Park and pay — cash or card. Do NOT use postcode for satnav.
Things to Do Nearby (Within 5 Miles)
Aberfeldy is a handsome Perthshire town with independent shops, restaurants, a supermarket and great pubs. The Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery at the edge of town runs guided tours with tastings, taking in the history of one of Scotland’s great whisky dynasties. Rated 4.5 on TripAdvisor. Approx. 3 miles east.
The spectacular Birks of Aberfeldy gorge walk was immortalised in verse by Robert Burns in 1787 and remains one of the finest short woodland walks in Perthshire. A circular path through steep, richly wooded gorge takes about an hour, rewarding walkers with the dramatic Falls of Moness. Free. Approx. 3 miles.
The perfectly preserved 16th-century village of Kenmore sits at the east end of Loch Tay — one of Perthshire’s longest and most dramatic freshwater lochs, stretching 15 miles into the hills towards Ben Lawers. Kenmore has Scotland’s oldest inn (dating from 1572), a tearoom and stunning loch-side views. Accessible by cycle path from the aire. Approx. 3 miles west.
One of Scotland’s premier wildlife and outdoor adventure experiences — Land Rover safaris into the hills above Aberfeldy with red deer encounters, mountain biking, loch fishing and more. Rated 4.8 on TripAdvisor. Advance booking required. A short drive or 40-minute walk from the aire. Approx. 3.5 miles.
General Wade’s elegant five-arched stone bridge across the River Tay at Aberfeldy was completed in 1733 as part of the military road network built to pacify the Highlands after the Jacobite risings. Designed by William Adam, it’s one of the finest 18th-century bridges in Scotland and a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Free to view. Approx. 3 miles.
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