Joseph K.
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Went on first Sunday afternoon of November, no osprey but at the centre there are feeders for birds and red squirrels and a great viewing area to sit and watch all their antics. There were at least 3 red squirrels running around visiting the feeders and chasing each other up and down the trees. They move so fast up its hard to take your eyes off them. £4 for adults to get into the hides along the water’s edge. There are two and plenty of space to view, telescopes provided. Good views around the loch. Autumn is a colourful time to visit. There is a path from the car park to another viewing area with a better outlook and through the trees making it a pleasant walk, not far either. The centre has toilets, good for disabled people, separate parking too. There is a shop, of course, the warden is very helpful, just ask. We could have stayed longer just watching the feeders.