Jedburgh Camping & Caravanning Club Site
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Keurig onderhouden eenvoudig kampeerterrein, geschikt voor het verkennen van de "Scottish Borders".
Neatly maintained simple camping site, suitable for exploring the "Scottish Borders". The camping pitches of Jedburgh Camping and Caravanning Club Site are partly situated on a rectangular lawn behind the sanitary building. There is a fairly long asphalt road to this point, which also has a number of paved areas with the reception at the front. This asphalt road is also an access road for the adjacent sports field. The entrance to the campsite from the A68 is directly opposite the Woolen Mill. Via a bailey bridge you cross the river Jed Water and you reach the campsite. Various short walking routes are available at the campsite. Sights: Jedburgh Castle Jail and museum. Show how the prisoners lived there around 1800. In those days it was a model prison. Mary Queen of Scots House. Here Mary Queen of Scots spent a month. The house is now furnished as a museum. In Floors Castle in Kelso you can view artifacts from all over Europe. In Harestanes at 5 km there is a large playground and in Jedburgh there is an indoor swimming pool.
