Hostels in Dunkeld, Scotland

Dunkeld is a small but popular town in the Perthshire region of Scotland. The architecture is mostly of the eighteenth century, as the town was rebuilt in that era, and hasn’t changed much since then. There is a beautiful cathedral on the north bank of the river in Dunkeld, which is definitely worth a visit if you are staying in the town. The town has a lot of history, and is a beautiful place to spend a day or two, relaxing and exploring. Dunked is also located in Perthshire’s Big Tree country, famous for the big trees, and for the woods named Neil Gow's Oak by Shakespeare in his play, "Macbeth." This area can also be visited from the town.

There are many accommodation options in Dunkeld, ranging in price and budget, but there is something available for everyone. Accommodation options include country clubs, resorts, hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, and hostels in Dunkeld. Camping is also available in the nearby area. Accommodation is generally really nice, in eighteenth-century-style buildings, and include Wi-Fi, breakfast, linen, towels, hot water showers, and usually bathtubs. Staff and locals of Dunkeld are generally very friendly, and more than happy to help out the lost tourist.

There are many walking trails in the area, or nearby area, as well as opportunities for hunting and fishing. There are also many good restaurants, markets, shops, and cute buildings and streets to explore. Parking is usually available at the accommodation, or nearby. There are also some National Trust sites nearby to the town, including the Hermitage.