Wood Leisure Holiday Parks
Family-owned Scottish holiday parks and holiday home ownership
Last updated on 7th September 2026
About Wood Leisure Holiday Parks
Six holiday parks across Scotland provide short breaks and holiday home ownership for families, couples and touring caravanners heading for Perthshire, Loch Lomond, Royal Deeside and the Trossachs. Guests range from weekend campervan travellers to buyers looking for a permanent holiday retreat.
Accommodation runs from lodges with private hot tubs and deluxe lodges through to caravan holiday homes, glamping pods and standard touring and camping pitches with hardstanding, electric hook-up and, on fully serviced pitches, water and waste connections. Parks include Blairgowrie, Corriefodly and Faskally Woods in Perthshire, Lomond Woods at Balloch near Loch Lomond, Callander Woods in the Trossachs, and Deeside near Aberdeen. For those buying rather than booking, the holiday home sales list features new and pre-owned models such as the ABI Westwood, Swift Moselle and Willerby Manor, in one, two and three bedroom layouts with sizes typically between 36ft and 44ft, some with UPVC decking or ramped access.
Wood Leisure was founded in 1981 by Colin and Margaret Wood at Blairgowrie Holiday Park and remains family-owned, now run by their three daughters, with almost 500 holiday home owners across the six parks. Bookings and home sales are handled directly through the company's website and head office in Blairgowrie, and each park holds VisitScotland 5-star status.
What Wood Leisure Holiday Parks sells
- Lodge holidays
- Caravan holidays
- Glamping breaks
- Touring and camping pitches
- Houses and cottages
- Holiday parks
- UK Holidays
- Family Holidays
- Weekend Escapes
- Short Breaks
Highlights from Wood Leisure Holiday Parks
Lomond Woods Holiday Park
A holiday park a short walk from Loch Lomond with lodges, attractions, water sports and restaurants nearby.
Corriefodly Holiday Park
A riverside holiday park at Bridge of Cally on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park, with lodges, glamping pods and touring pitches beside the River Ardle.
Blairgowrie Holiday Park
A holiday park on the edge of Blairgowrie in Perthshire's berry country, with lodges, caravans, glamping pods and touring pitches.
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Questions about Wood Leisure Holiday Parks
What time can I check in at a self-catering lodge at Wood Leisure Holiday Parks?
Check-in for self-catering lodges and caravan holiday homes runs from 4pm to 8pm, and if you expect to arrive later you should call ahead. Check-out is by 10am on the day you leave.
How much deposit is needed to book a lodge or caravan at Wood Leisure Holiday Parks?
Lodge bookings require a £100 deposit and caravan holiday homes require a £50 deposit, with the balance due 28 days before arrival. If you book within 28 days of your stay, full payment is required straight away.
What deposit do I pay to book a touring pitch at Wood Leisure Holiday Parks?
A £30 non-refundable deposit secures a touring pitch, with the remaining balance and any extras due seven days before arrival. If you book within seven days of arrival, the full balance must be paid straight away.
What is the check-in and check-out time for touring pitches at Wood Leisure Holiday Parks?
On arrival day you can access your touring pitch between 1pm and 8pm, and the number plate recognition barrier opens automatically once your vehicle details are registered. Check-out from touring pitches is by 12 noon on departure day.
Can I extend my touring stay at Wood Leisure Holiday Parks once I've arrived?
Additional nights can be booked through the website, but same-day extensions after 11am need a phone call rather than an online booking. The maximum stay on a touring pitch is 21 days unless a monthly or seasonal pitch has been pre-booked.
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