A Glendevon park residents page

14/06/2026

It looks like Glendevon country park has dodged a bullet, it was on the cards some time ago that Cove holdings who were buying up parks in Scotland were interested in purchasing Glendevon, well they have just collapsed into administration owing over £100 million - we wonder who will step in to buy them, interesting times!

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

A small selection of photos from the community bus launch

27/05/2026

Its great to see that finally our minibus donated from PKC has been delivered to us for use of all in the Glen, its the culmination of over three years of work and the determination of Bob Sherriff and a very determined committee to see it come to fruition, now let's use it

24/05/2026

Something that may be of interest to those of you who own holiday homes on parks including Glendevon, there is a holiday owners union you might want to become members of https://www.facebook.com/nscou

NSCOU unites static caravan, lodge, and park home owners across the UK to stand up for fairness, transparency, and respect. Backed by a dedicated team and a growing membership, we’re ensuring owners’ voices are heard.

22/05/2026

Who comes out to walk their dog on the park without having a p**p bag to collect the dogs poo, we just witnessed this happening and Rich having to bail the lady out because she didn't have the wherewithal to pick it up, then she couldn't remember where it happened, but of course they will be in the right ffs

13/05/2026

Energy Action Scotland (EAS) is working with the Scottish Confederation of Park Home Residents Associations (SCOPHRA) to help people living in park homes across Scotland who are struggling with high energy costs.

Many park home residents experience severe fuel poverty. This is because they often cannot choose competitive energy suppliers and may have to buy energy from park owners at much higher prices.

To support residents, EAS has employed two dedicated Energy Advisors who will work specifically with park home residents across Scotland. They will visit households and provide practical advice on how to heat homes as affordably as possible, while helping residents stay safe, warm, and comfortable.

More information is available in the attached documents, that introduce the Energy Advisors, Eve Brebner and Claire Waite, and explain the support the project will provide.
Please support Eve and Claire when they visit your park.

They can offer advice and refer residents to schemes and services that may help reduce energy bills.



All the best

Gordon Morrison - SCOPHRA Chair

29/04/2026

There is currently no water on parts of the park, iy is being sorted so please bear with it for now

26/04/2026

Hello all, we have had a great response so far from people in the glen to our appeal for all of you to fill out registration forms to become members of the GCTG (Glendevon community transport group)- you may think that you will never use the service, but many of you probably would, just think of the savings when going to the airport, you won't need to pay for car parking while you are off sunning yourself, just book the "community bus". A few friends get together to go to the theatre with drinks and a meal, just book the "community bus". A day out, just book the "community bus" Going shopping, again just book the "community bus" - we will be organising dedicated journey days to Auchterarder, Tillicoultry and Kinross, and maybe even as far as Alloa and when you pre book you will be picked up at your door, what a service eh! - but you can only book the bus if you have registered by filling out the required membership form, so become a member now. Please be clear that to use the service you only need to have a property in Glendevon and be registered, you do not need to be on the voters roll or to live here permanently