Glencaple

Glencaple is a small settlement in the Dumfries and Galloway area of Scotland. It is attractively situated on the banks of the River Nith. Being situated near the Nith River this place offers a fantastic overview of the river side and its allied fertile areas. Glencaple was once served as a port for nearby Dumfries area. The Dumfries football club play their home matches at Norfolk Park in Glencaple. It is located on the banks of River Nith,5 miles south of Dumfries. This coastal town also was a major trading port for Dumfries.

The beautiful and charming area of Drumfries and Galloway adds more attraction to Glencaple there are lots of things to do and enjoy in here. As Glencaple is closely linked with Drumsfries and Galloway one can find number of activities and attractions to enjoy. Tourists can experience hillwalking tours, cycling, watersport and sheer golfing in gorgeous golf courses. Glencaple also boasts an exciting fishing facility for visitors, where you can engage yourself in fishing. Apart from this Drumfries and Galloway has many historic sites to look for, the Robert Burns Centre, John Paul Jones birthplace at Kirkbean and the famous Chruch at Whilthorn which is Scotlands first Chruch. The place is rich in natural resource with great surroundings and ambiance which attracts many tourists to explore the place.

There are great staying options just distance away from the city centre near Glencaple. These hotels provide all modern amenities and facilities with a cozy ambiance. The Italian restaurant here is a nice place for having an outing or a romantic dinner. Try out some sumptuous cuisines, pastas, streak and varieties of sea foods.

Other than the rich natural beauty there are many shops, business houses, hotels, pubs, restaurants, clubs and cinema theatres which all cater to the needs of the tourists from various parts of the world.Accommodation in Glencaple provides an excellent base for visitors to explore the serene beauty ofGlencaple and thereby they can relax and unwind.