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Hi STW massive, me and a mate a planning a trip up there when the weather picks up bit and the days are a bit longer.
can anyone tell me the best area to stay to keep the driving down to a minimum, but take in as much of the stanes as we can in four days,
any good value (cheapish) b and b or bunkhouse you could recommend would be great also, done a search on here but cant find anthing.


 
Posted : 22/01/2012 9:05 pm
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I stayed at the Glentrees Hotel last April and was very impressed. Oli, the owner, is a proper sound yet random bloke. Good prices and the food & beer is great


 
Posted : 22/01/2012 9:09 pm
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Dumfries area is probably your best bet for the most options - Ae and Mabie are about 10 mins, Dalbeattie and Drumlanrig 25 mins, Kirroughtree about 45 mins and Glentress/Innerleithen about an hour and a half away.

I've stayed at the pods at Mabie house hotel a couple of times and they are great for a group - they sleep 3 comfortably (4 at a squeeze) and there are 3 of them. They are cheap (£40 per pod), pretty much on the trailhead for Mabie and you can get a cooked breakfast for £7 at the hotel. The food at the hotel is also pretty good.

[url= http://www.mabiehousehotel.co.uk/pod-continental-camping-huts-c23.html ]http://www.mabiehousehotel.co.uk/pod-continental-camping-huts-c23.html[/url]

Also, checkout Mathrown of Mabie campsite as they have bunkhouses available too and is just along from Mabie house hotel.

[url= http://www.marthrownofmabie.com/ ]http://www.marthrownofmabie.com/[/url]


 
Posted : 22/01/2012 9:31 pm
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Gorsebank. We have a winner.


 
Posted : 22/01/2012 9:55 pm