Raeburn Premier Spa

DUNDEE, Perthshire, Angus & Fife

4 guests
2 beds
2 bathrooms
No pets

4.0UK Lodge Breaks rating

Part ofPiperdam

Your dates

Raeburn Premier Spa is a striking rustic lodge set upon Piperdam Holiday Park near Fowlis in Lanarkshire.

With designated parking and a warm welcome for families, this retreat is well-suited to couples eager to immerse themselves in the gentle rhythms of rural life.

Step through the door and you’re greeted by a single-storey layout where two bedrooms await: a stylish double with its own en-suite shower room, and a twin, each offering a peaceful space to unwind after a day’s exploring.

A separate shower room ensures everyone can prepare for the day ahead with ease.

The washing machine stands ready for longer stays, making it simple to keep things fresh.

The heart of the lodge is the open-plan living area, where soft seating invites you to settle in and enjoy a favourite programme on the TV, perhaps with a cup of tea or a favourite tipple in hand.

The kitchen, thoughtfully equipped with an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, and fridge with icebox, makes preparing meals straightforward, while the dishwasher takes care of the washing up.

Mornings begin with the aroma of toast and fresh brews, and the dining table is a natural gathering point for shared meals or a friendly board game.

Outside, the enclosed patio beckons.

Sink into the gorgeous hot tub as the countryside stretches out around you, or simply enjoy the fresh air from the comfort of the outdoor furniture.

Discover the gentle pace of rural Lanarkshire at Raeburn Premier Spa.

Everything you'll need

Baby Friendly
Dishwasher
Garden / Patio
Ground Floor Bedroom
Ground Floor Accommodation

Baby Friendly
Dishwasher
Garden / Patio
Ground Floor Bedroom
Ground Floor Accommodation
Hot Tub
Pets Not Allowed
Off Road Parking
Smoke Free
Pool

What guests are saying

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SalimanMay 2026

Overview

Why Choose Piperdam Resort?

Perched in 640 acres of the stunning Scottish countryside on the edge of Dundee, Piperdam is the perfect setting for families, couples and groups of friends. Surrounded by Piperdam Loch and Piperdam Forest, this peaceful park blends outdoor adventure with relaxing leisure facilities. So, whether you’re looking to enjoy a round of golf, relax in the spa or you’re more interested in making use of the wide choice of dining options available, choosing one of these Piperdam lodges is perfect for anyone looking to escape and explore East Scotland.

Features

Activities at Piperdam

Golf Course

Tee off on either the 9 or 18-hole golf courses set against a scenic backdrop of woodland and loch views at Piperdam.

Piperdam Leisure Centre

Piperdam is home to a fully-equipped indoor swimming pool and leisure centre so you can look forward to staying active with a swim, sauna, steam room and gym.

Little Pipers Soft Play

Children can enjoy hours of fun in the dedicated soft play centre, perfect for younger guests.

Spa Treatment Rooms

Relax with luxury beauty and wellness treatments, from soothing massages to facials and body therapies during your stay at these Piperdam lodges.

Plus so much more

Archery range*
Axe throwing*
Indoor segways*
Nerf Challenge
Crazy Carts*
Human foosball
Footgolf*
Outdoor tennis court*
Table tennis*
Bollo kids’ programme
Pottery painting*
Tie-dye workshop*
Toddler Pops
Bug hunting
Superhero/Fairy Academy*
On-site restaurants and cafés: Room with a View, Howies Bar and Little Piper’s Café

* additional fees apply

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Places to Visit near Piperdam

Thanks to its prime location near Dundee, these Piperdam lodges are ideally placed for exploring both the city and the surrounding countryside. This vibrant city is best known for attractions like the award-winning V&A Dundee Museum, the RRS Discovery ship and a lively waterfront packed with shops and restaurants.

For a taste of Scotland’s golfing history and seaside charm, head east, over the River Tay to St Andrews. World-famous for its championship golf courses, it’s also home to a beautiful sandy beach and the historic St Andrews Cathedral. If you’re seeking a wilder escape, the Cairngorms National Park is just over an hour’s drive north. With endless hiking and cycling routes, dramatic mountain scenery and opportunities for wildlife spotting, it’s an incredible day out for lovers of the great outdoors.

Alternatively, you could travel an hour south to the Scottish capital, Edinburgh. Famous for its striking castle perched above the city, the atmospheric Royal Mile, and a host of cultural attractions, it’s a fantastic day trip filled with history, shopping, and dining. For more inspiration on your Scottish adventures, take a look at our Scotland Travel Guide.