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  #1 Tomme Frederiksen on 20 Jul 12

   

  Scotland or more popularly referred to as 'the land of the Loch Ness monster' is blessed with highlands as well as lowlands and both of them have their own unique attributes. The highlands are more famous for the typical Scottish bagpiper music melodies. The topography is such that you can find a variety of flora as well as fauna and exploring these areas based out of a log cabin is perhaps the best way to get as close as possible to these wonders of nature. Moreover, the opportunity to enjoy these undulating landscapes far away from the hustle and bustle of urban life in relative solitude has made this kind of a vacation a great hit with many Scotts.
  
  Do not for a moment wonder as to what could be different or exciting with a log cabin or holiday park holiday?
  
  To start with, the sheer variety of these cabins available in places like Argyll, Perthshire, Edinburgh, Wester Ross and many other places is really amazing. You can go for a basic package deal that consists of rooms with a good view and it would be your responsibility to arrange for food. This arrangement is the most common preference as it helps people to save on money and yet have a good time with family doing their own cooking.
  
  There are other cabins that are more sophisticated that offer food as well as modern amenities such as a modular kitchen, sauna, steam bath and even Jacuzzi. There are cabins with spa, gymnasium facilities. It is your choice as to which one you wish to go for or would be able to afford. All you need to do is browse the internet to check out the facilities with the associated pricing you would be interested in and make your bookings online.
  
  Those of you who are keen on outdoor sports action can get access to tennis and badminton courts; go rappelling, trekking and even angling. Golfing enthusiasts can also enjoy a round of golf at the 18-hole golf course at some of the facilities.
  
  The United Kingdom is a wonderful place to go on holiday in the autumn, the trees leaves are turning to orange and deep reds and the low golden sun creates long shadows. The only problem is that the weather in the UK - at any time of year not just the autumn - can be somewhat unpredictable. It is even more unfortunate that the places in the UK that are the most beautiful at this time of year seem to get more than their fair share of wet and gloomy weather. I believe that Cumbria (the Lake District) statically has the most rain in the UK, yet it is at its most beautiful in late October and November.
  
  It is therefore very important that you take the weather factor in to account and choose the right type of holiday accommodation. If you choose the right type of accommodation you can be assured of having a lovely relaxing holiday regardless of what the weather is doing outside and to my mind the perfect type of holiday lodgings is that of log cabins.
  
  Log cabins are a relatively newcomer to the UK self catering holiday accommodation scene but, they are rapidly growing in their popularity and it is easy to see why. Golf breaks Suffolk

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Scotland or more popularly referred to as 'the land of the Loch Ness monster' is blessed with highlands as well as lowlands and both of them have their own unique attributes. The highlands are more famous for the typical Scottish bagpiper music melodies. The topography is such that you can find a variety of flora as well as fauna and exploring these areas based out of a log cabin is perhaps the best way to get as close as possible to these wonders of nature. Moreover, the opportunity to enjoy these undulating landscapes far away from the hustle and bustle of urban life in relative solitude has made this kind of a vacation a great hit with many Scotts.<br /><br />Do not for a moment wonder as to what could be different or exciting with a log cabin or holiday park holiday?<br /><br />To start with, the sheer variety of these cabins available in places like Argyll, Perthshire, Edinburgh, Wester Ross and many other places is really amazing. You can go for a basic package deal that consists of rooms with a good view and it would be your responsibility to arrange for food. This arrangement is the most common preference as it helps people to save on money and yet have a good time with family doing their own cooking.<br /><br />There are other cabins that are more sophisticated that offer food as well as modern amenities such as a modular kitchen, sauna, steam bath and even Jacuzzi. There are cabins with spa, gymnasium facilities. It is your choice as to which one you wish to go for or would be able to afford. All you need to do is browse the internet to check out the facilities with the associated pricing you would be interested in and make your bookings online.<br /><br />Those of you who are keen on outdoor sports action can get access to tennis and badminton courts; go rappelling, trekking and even angling. Golfing enthusiasts can also enjoy a round of golf at the 18-hole golf course at some of the facilities.<br /> <br />The United Kingdom is a wonderful place to go on holiday in the autumn, the trees leaves are turning to orange and deep reds and the low golden sun creates long shadows. The only problem is that the weather in the UK - at any time of year not just the autumn - can be somewhat unpredictable. It is even more unfortunate that the places in the UK that are the most beautiful at this time of year seem to get more than their fair share of wet and gloomy weather. I believe that Cumbria (the Lake District) statically has the most rain in the UK, yet it is at its most beautiful in late October and November.<br /><br />It is therefore very important that you take the weather factor in to account and choose the right type of holiday accommodation. If you choose the right type of accommodation you can be assured of having a lovely relaxing holiday regardless of what the weather is doing outside and to my mind the perfect type of holiday lodgings is that of log cabins.<br /><br />Log cabins are a relatively newcomer to the UK self catering holiday accommodation scene but, they are rapidly growing in their popularity and it is easy to see why. <a href="http://www.michaelpaulholidays.co.uk/Accommodation/holiday-lodges-log-cabins-villas.aspx" rel="nofollow">Golf breaks Suffolk</a></div>

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