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Liz Hindman rated Red Deer Village 1 stars

a week ago

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Set in a convenient place for Glasgow and motorways but that is the best that I can say about it. Nobody in reception and when you telephone with a problem they say that they are not able to help and it was all detailed in the ( very ) small print. There are building works right next to the touring caravan park which in itself is very small with no turning space and they run from 8.00am to 5.30pm with workmen sitting next to your caravan to eat and using the toilets. If we had read about that we would not have booked. The shower block is cramped and in the ladies one shower was not working but you only found out once you were undressed. There are no facilities for those with mobility difficulties. Because Reception is permanently closed you can get no information about the local area. It was certainly not worth the £30 per night charged with all of these problems. We would advise against booking here.

Lauren JC rated Red Deer Village 1 stars

a week ago

A well kept, clean and quiet site with good customer service. However, it was not what I expected. It seems to be 90% static homes that feel more like a gated community than anything else. It’s situated in the middle of a housing estate. You cannot walk to anything nearby easily - we had to walk for 30 mins to get to a close shop or takeaway or pub (on main roads - not scenic). There is also work going on currently so we were woken up at 7:45am by diggers and workers in vans on the empty pitches surrounding us. Very strange…

Alan Holmes rated Red Deer Village 1 stars

a week ago

While I have no complaints about the service or the rooms here, there is one unforgivable issue that means I cannot recommend this to anyone. The "village" is populated entirely, in fact I think exclusively, by humans. I had never been to a deer village before and I was very much looking forward to seeing their culture first hand (or first hoof, I suppose). Deer are not normally known for their strong community spirit and hospitality, so I was quite excited to experience it for myself, and to be honest the abundance of people really ruined it for me. I think if I was to give feedback I'd suggest that the staff at least make a token effort like wearing antlers, or stopping every so often to have a salt lick and stare into the distance. That would have been nice, but I understand that they might not want to be accused of cultural appropriation, so perhaps I'm not taking that into account. Anyway, other than that it's fine.