I would advise folk wishing to have a family adventure day out in this area of Scotland to seriously look elsewhere and find a venue where they will be greeted with respect and courtesy. Changing facilities were to a very low standard.Īll in all the day was a disaster (we had travelled 25 miles to get there). Two of them did not want to try again due to his attitude and one was almost reduced to tears. He would have none of it.Īs a result the children became upset and the whole experience was ruined. He shouted at the grandchildren (three teenagers), their parents, myself and my wife who were trying to reason with him and allow the children to just enjoy the course as a fun thing. None of my grandchildren were seeking to become members of Special Forces!!! His attitude was aggressive, obnoxious, and totally offensive. Unfortunately Mr Greig is of the opinion that this facility is not just for fun but has to be completed in stages and if any stage cannot be achieved then the whole attempt has to be restarted. We had booked my grandchildren to have fun on the inflatable obstacle course and they had been really looking forward to doing this activity. OK, it was raining but there was little wind. Having confirmed that we had booked paddle boarding he shouted that it was unavailable due to bad weather. We arrived on a rainy day having booked in advance to be met by an individual, identified to us as Jim Greig, the owner, who shouted at our group aggressively from a hut on the site asking what we wanted. read more and we were attracted by what was advertised. Our family visit this area of Scotland every year and on seeking different things to do we visited the GoCountry website which paints a glowing picture of the facilities available.

Crack hamsterball