Campsite Safety & Rules - Larick Campsite

5 days ago

Some of you may remember I walked to raise money for Dementia. Well this year I am doing the kilt walk 20 miles for Dundee Carers Centre. I hope to raise money for unpaid carers. If anyone would like to join me we can walk in a team. If not please show your appreciation by leaving a small donation every little helps! ... See MoreSee Less

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Larick Campsite

5 days ago

Half a dozen spaces left for this weekend. Why not join us and enjoy the good weather. Booking@larickcampsite.org.uk ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Look at this tiny little van. I’m told it’s a tear drop. It’s even got a kitchen. Thanks Carol for letting me look inside. Carol plans to travel around Scotland with her two dogs. Hope you have fun times….. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

This reminds me of the small army trucks I played with as a young girl. This is where you will all jump in and tell me I must have a good memory. if I’m not mistaken it’s a Landrover 101. What a beauty not sure if it’s older than me but I’m sure someone out there will know. We still have a couple of electric pitches for this weekend and a few camping pitches. booking@larickcampsite.org.uk ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

An incident occurred yesterday where a couple walking their dog on the beach, were observed approaching seals which were resting on land and getting so close, that the seals were disturbed, panicked and forced back into the water to seek refuge.Fife’s wildlife crime liaison officer, Ben Pacholek, said:“Tentsmuir Nature Reserve welcomes a huge number of visitors every year and whilst many of the visitors are respectful towards the resident wildlife, some visitors appear unaware that if they behave or conduct themselves in a way which negatively impacts wildlife, their actions could result in them committing a wildlife crime.“Scotland’s seal population is a protected species and intentionally or recklessly disturbing seals when they are resting on land can be a criminal offence.”“Any person found guilty could be imprisoned for up to six months, fined up to £5,000 or both.“In addition to any criminal offences, allowing your dog to be in close proximity to seals risks serious and potentially fatal injury to your dog as seals have powerful jaws and sharp teeth.”Members of the public who witness any incidents they consider to be a wildlife crime are asked to report this to Police Scotland via 101 or contactus@scotland.police.uk ... See MoreSee Less

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