Stirling & Falkirk area holiday apartment "Foresters Apartment" in Cambusbarron / Stirling

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• The prices may vary according to the number of person and length of stay.
  A deposit of £200 per week is required to secure a booking.
  Full payment before arrival.
  This does not include the deposit which is returned on departure.
  We hope to make your holiday an enjoyable one, as we are here to help our guests as much as possible if there is anything you are not happy with in the course of your stay we ask that you let us know asap and we will rectify things for you to the best of our abilities.
• The Forester sits on Gillies Hill and history lies everywhere .
  The very name proclaims its most enduring link with
  the past : the gillies – the Gaelic word gille refers to
  a servant, or young boy - were the camp-followers
  of Bruce’s army in 1314. These he ordered, for
  safety, onto the long sloping hill above where
  he raised his standard at the Borestone. Legend
  has it that these sma folk, as they were termed by
  the poet Barbour, made a dramatic and decisive
  intervention at a crucial stage in the battle. Banging
  their pots and pans, waving bits of cloth like fl ags,
  they descended onto the fi eld of Bannockburn – to
  English eyes, fresh, unwearied Scottish troops. Or
  maybe they simply saw the carnage was nearly
  over, and wanted their share of the spoils.
  Bruce is said to have come to Cambusbarron
  Chapel the day before the battle, a Sunday, to there
  take the sacrament, and to drink from its renowned
  Holy Well – and gets its name-Bruce Memorial Church
• Gillies Hill and the Foresters lies just on the outskirts of Stirling,
  The grounds are an idyllic haven for joggers, cyclists or horse riders.
  The multitude of paths through the woodland allows the casual walker to travel through archways of
  rhododendrons, cathedrals of towering larch trees or dark mysterious conifer forest.
  The paths are not all strenuous, and some are readily accessible by prams and wheelchairs,
  particularly those a starting from the Quarry Road gate.
  There are fantastic opportunities for walkers,joggers, cyclists, horse riders,
  mountain bikers and climbers to explore the secrets of GilliesHill.
  The small quarry just behind the Foresters is a favourite for rock climbers
  and some extreme mountain biking with its own dirt jump area.
  Everyone has the right to be on most land in Scotland, providing they act responsibly.
  Your access rights and responsibilities are explained fully in the
  Scottish Outdoor Access Code
  There really is so much to see and do at t

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