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Anniversary

It is 23 years this month since we completed the build of the buzzard cabin.  This cabin still has unspoilt views from the picture window in the lounge.  Badgers, deer and rabbits are regular visitors.  Since then we have built the osprey and  kestrel cabins which are located on different sites around Springburn.

Springburn log cabins are still a family run business and because we are located on the spot, we are available throughout your stay for whatever queries or concerns you may have.

We continue to hold our 3 star Visitscotland award for the Osprey cabin and 4 stars for the buzzard and kestrel.  We recently achieved the AA Quality Standard 4 stars self catering award for all the cabins.

Pets on Holiday

Why not take your dogs for a relaxing holiday to Springburn.  They will be made most welcome at no extra cost.  Within the 50 acres at Springburn there are beautiful peaceful walks or you can take them for a short drive to the clean beaches at Burghead, Hopeman or Lossiemouth.

Highland Games

Scotland is famous for its Highland Games.  The games are very popular with tourists  and families.  There is always something for children and adults to enjoy whether it be the caber tossing or the tug of war.    The first Games of the Summer for Moray start at Forres on July 7th.  Tomintoul is on the 21 July.  Speyside have games at Dufftown on the  28th July, Abernethy on the 7 August followed by Grantown on the 26 August.  Springburn log cabins are on route to all the games.

Miltonduff Coffee Morning

Miltonduff Gardening club is holding a coffee morning in the village hall on March 31st 2012.

Miltonduff was named as a caring rural community in Moray by the Press & Journal newspaper in 2009.

Members of the gardening club work hard each year preparing their colourful hanging baskets and gardens for the best kept village in Moray award.  They have won the shield six times.

Tourists who spend a holiday at Springburn Log cabins often remark on how beautiful  the village is.

 

Charlie the Highland Cow

Sheila is looking forward to welcoming Charlie the calf to Springburn at the end of May.  He is a birthday present from her family.  At the moment Charlie  is only 4 months old and too young to leave his mother.  When he arrives  he will have Hamish the donkey and Quester the horse as company in the adjacent field.  Hopefully the visitors who spend a holiday at Springburn log cabins will enjoy meeting Charlie and his new friends.

Scottish Dolphin Centre

While on holiday at  Springburn cabins why not take a short drive to Spey Bay to visit the Scottish Dolphin Centre which opened yesterday.  Opening times for the spring season  is from 10.30am – 4 pm and entry is free.  The centre is open every weekend until March.