"Atholl Palace is a wonderful place to visit. The staff are very helpful and polite, nothing is a problem! The food is amazing and the rooms are made up daily. This is great for either a weekend break or stay for a week. Great for couples or families. The spa is also brilliant and relaxing. Book now and stay, you won't be disappointed!"
Pitlochry has several walks suitable for young children and parents with buggies.
Loch Dunmore was the original curling pond in Pitlochry and is now the setting for the annual Enchanted Forest event. This charming woodland has wide paths, easy for pushing buggies, bikes or wheelchairs
The Pitlochry Boating Station sells bags of duck food so you can enjoy feeding the many ducks safely. Save some to bring back for the Atholl Palace ducks too!
The Hermitage in Dunkeld (approximately 13 miles south of Pitlochry) offers a lovely walk as it is sheltered by woodland most of the way, it is an ideal all-year route. You can be confident of enjoying a great day out no matter what the weather decides to do. And again it is suitable for both prams and wheelchairs.
Pitlochry has two small playgrounds at the Recreation Ground and West Moulin Road.
The Children's Amusement Park has traditional fairground rides and modern car and bikes paid for using tokens.
About 5 miles north the Soldiers Leap visitors centre has a section for children.
The Beatrix Potter garden and museum in Birnam, Dunkeld with a trail of hidden sculptures and a small but charming museum where you can hang up Mrs. Tiggy Winkles washing and hide Peter Rabbit from Mr. MacGregor.
