Set amongst 150 acres of woodland and greenery, yet only 6 miles from Dundee, you can truly experience the best of both worlds with a stay at Forbes of Kingennie Country Resort.
Whether you're planning on packing your waterproofs and getting out every day amongst some of Scotland's best walking routes or you're looking for a more relaxed stay with spontaneous days out, there are plenty of things to do in Dundee and beyond for all.
With Forbes of Kingennie Country Resort welcoming couples, families and dogs, we're the perfect base for exploring Scotland's East Coast, vibrant landscapes and city streets.
Grab your hiking boots or pull on your wellies, it's time to explore. There's nothing more uplifting for the spirit and soul than taking a walk through the beautiful Scottish countryside, complete with rolling hills, sweeping beds of heather and impressive Munros calling to be climbed.
From exploring every nook and cranny of the resort's stunning 150 acres to taking a short drive to the superlative Angus Glens for some of the best hillwalking in Scotland, there are plenty of hikes, walks and trail routes nearby to experience breathtaking landscape. It's not all hills and trails however, we're located along Scotland's picturesque East coast meaning you can enjoy the soft grass underfoot one day and sand between your toes the next.
Share your adventures with your four-legged friend, knowing a completely dog-friendly resort awaits upon your return to Forbes of Kingennie. Because when surrounded by such stunning scenery, we understand the importance of experiencing it with the whole family, four-paws and all.
Also known as the 'City of Discovery', Dundee's recent investment has seen it grow in popularity, becoming one of Scotland's must-visit cities with popular attractions including V&A Dundee, The McManus Art Gallery & Museum, Dundee Science Centre and Discovery Point. The upcoming Eden Project Dundee stands to be a landmark development for the city, transforming the former gasworks on East Dock Street to showcase the way for regeneration and green tourism.
On sunny days, take a stroll along the River Tay and soak in the city, coffee in hand. Come dreich days, there are plenty of indoor things to do in Dundee to entertain the whole family.
For attractions further afield, find some useful distances and time below:
Edinburgh - 120 km, 1hr 15 minutes
Glasgow - 140 km, 1hr 40 minutes
Perth - 32 km, 40 minutes
Aberdeen - 100 km, 1hr 15 minutes
Inverness - 182 km, 2hrs 15 minutes
St Andrews - 30 km, 40 minutes
Carnoustie - 15 km, 10 minutes
Understatement of the century: the school summer holidays can be just a wee bit stressful for parents and caregivers. Thankfully, though, there's plenty to keep the kids entertained during the school holidays in Dundee.
We've picked out some of Dundee's finest examples of dad-friendly fun. It's thoroughly grown-up, altogether unforgettable stuff.
Whether you're a local or you're planning a Father's Day getaway, you'll find something to suit even the pickiest poppa. Enjoy!
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