As a family we've been going here for about 50 years. As a kid I loved climbing the hills and playing in the ruins. Now my own kids take their children and they love it. Beautiful views, peaceful and quiet.

Castle Campbell nestles in breathtaking country side. It is quite a strenuous walk up from Dollar but well worth the effort. Finlay (the manager) gave us a brief history of the castle and it's importance to the history of that part of Scotland. A MUST visit castle with amazing views and many interesting rooms.

I like to walk up to Castle Campbell from Dollar. It takes about an hour if you take your time and done hurry. From the Castle you can then keep on going to the Ochil hills and enjoy the views. or if you want to visit the castle its standard National Trust and worth a look if you haven't been... More

We regularly visit this lovely castle (my friends got married here!) The walk up and down from Dollar is lovely - you can guddle in the river if it's warm or crunch through the snow - any time of year it's lovely. The gardens are fab to sit in. The cafe is a welcoming place to grab a refreshment and... More

We visited Castle Campbell on a whim, because a friend claimed to be related to the Campbell family. I am so glad that we made the effort to find it. The castle stands majestically on a hill above Dollar Glen. The road to the castle is difficult to find. It is narrow and has a stone wall running along the... More

The Campbell Castle near Dollar, Scotland, is loaded with history, and is not far from the main highway that goes to St. Andrews. To get to it you must take a narrow road that has room for one car, but there are occasional turnouts in case someone is coming from the other direction. From the parking lot you have a... More

This castle had the most stunning views. Would be a wonderful setting for a spring wedding. A must see while in Scotland. There is a hike involved so be prepared with water and hiking shoes.

Below The Ochil Hills stands Castle Campbell, the chief lowland stronghold of the Campbell clan. It's a pleasant walk up the wooded glen. If you go beyond the castle, there are terrific views across the Firth of Forth and the town of Dollar.

The beauty starts at the bottom of the Dollar Glen with the walk through the glen up to the Castle - it should not be missed. My husband and I were married in this Castle so it has special associations for us.