Family & Autism Friendly Holidays Craig Tara

17/04/2025

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02/04/2025

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02/04/2025

AVAILABILITY FOR APRIL 2025

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4 BEDROOM HAS SAFE SPACE BED

19/03/2025

4 BEDROOM CARAVAN WITH SAFE SPACE BED ❤️

17/03/2025

3 BEDROOM & 4 BEDROOM BOTH AVAILABLE TOGETHER ❤️

17/03/2025

WALK AROUND VIDEO OF OUR 3 BEDROOM CARAVAN FOR 2025 ❤️

08/03/2025

MARCH DATES £150

23/02/2025

Victory for Campsie 🔴⚫️

We welcomed fellow newcomers Helensburgh FFIT to High Park, in what was their first match as a team.

We warned the boys pre-match about complacency and highlighted the fantastic result we picked up in our first fixture as a team, back in October.

In the opening stages, they certainly took heed of our warning and came out the traps flying.

On 8 minutes, we were awarded a central free kick on the edge of the box & Jordan Sweeney Gothic Glitters Alternative Headwear made no mistake when he beat the wall and found the back of the net.

We only had to wait another 2 minutes for Nicky Collins Easyreach loft ladders to get off the mark with a fantastic strike from 20 yards out which left the keeper with no chance.

We extended our lead to 3-0 on 13 minutes, with Sweeney dinking the ball over the advancing goalkeeper.

3 minutes later, Scott McDonald Family & Autism Friendly Holidays Craig Tara was able to beat the offside trap and lift the ball over the keeper to make it 4-0.

Only a minute later, we made it 5 through Nicky Collins who got on the end of a delightful ball played across the box by Sweeney for an easy tap in.

The game came to abrupt halt shortly after due to a very bad injury sustained by one of the Helensburgh players. We want to wish the lad all the very best in his recovery from what was a freak accident after a committed challenge from both players.

This stoppage seemed to knock a bit of the stuffing from us and we lost the momentum we had & Helensburgh were able to take advantage of this, within a minute of the restart with a good finish.

On 41 minutes, we were back at it again and Sweeney was able to complete his second ‘first half hat trick’ in 2 matches, after some great play from Ross Bothwell (Mindshift experiences) who was able to work the ball into the box and allowed Sweeney to capitalise on a misjudgement by the Helensburgh keeper.

On the stroke of half time, Helensburgh pulled one back after we failed to deal with a corner into the box and the ball was turned over the line.

Half time - 6-2

We asked the boys to up the game again in the second half & they got off to a fantastic start on 46 minutes, when Sweeney was able to finish off a fantastic passage of team play by losing his man and slotting it by the keeper.

On 50 minutes, we extended our lead when Helensburgh weren’t able to deal with a ball across the box and their defender put it into the back of his own net.

Helensburgh pulled one back on the hour mark, when we didn’t deal with a ball over the top properly and their striker was able to slot it home.

On 65 we extended our lead again, after a delightful ball from Stuart King Fit Thru Life with a knock on from Sweeney left Nicky to round the keeper for a tap in.

Sweeney made it 5 for himself on the day after some fantastic play out wide by Ross, leaving Sweeney to finish low to the keepers left.

We wrapped up the Campsie goals on 81 minutes, when sub James Stewart The Dorcas Charitable Trust lost his man in the box to calmly slot it by the keeper for our 11th goal of the day.

In the last 10 minutes, the boys switched off, and credit to Helensburgh they took advantage, pulling 2 goals back to end the game 11-5.

Overall a fantastic performance from the boys.

Helensburgh set up well and will do well moving forward, with some fantastic players in their ranks.

Thanks for coming up to us this afternoon & again, we want to wish the player who went off with the bad injury the very best in his recovery.

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19/02/2025

3 BEDROOM CARAVAN & 4 BEDROOM CARAVAN BOTH SIDE BY SIDE, SENSORY ROOM IN EACH CARAVAN ❤️

16/02/2025

Full time in Dunipace & we have finally been able to bring a poor run of form to an end.

We knew today would be our biggest test so far, but we were confident after the hard work the boys have been putting in at training and the quality we have been able to add to the squad in recent weeks, that we were capable of turning in a good performance.

In a game played at 100 mph from the off, both teams were going at it, giving the ref a much busier afternoon than he would probably have expected.

We thought we had the lead early on, when Sweeney Gothic Glitters Alternative Headwear had the ball in the net, but he was adjudged to be just offside.

It wouldn’t be long before he was back amongst the action again. His tenacity and willingness to run at the defence was always going to cause problems and give him opportunities and he was able to take the next one as he put us in the lead after 16 minutes.

Both Sweeney and Nicky Easyreach loft ladders were rolling back the years and causing no ends of problems going forward and Sweeney was able to extend our lead on 21 minutes.

Dunipace responded within 60 seconds of the restart with a well taken goal.

Things barely had time to settle before Sweeney completed a 1st half trick on 31 minutes.

Dunipace, again showed they weren’t about to give up and were able to cut the lead with a goal on 39 minutes.

It looked as if we were going into the half time interval with a one goal advantage, but Scott McDonald Family & Autism Friendly Holidays Craig Tara was able to capitalise on a rebound to make it 4-2 on the stroke of half time.

We spoke with the lads at half time and asked them to continue what they were doing. Unfortunately, Nicky had to leave at half time to go to work 🤣 but we were able to replace him with the club captain Travers (Andrew’s Electrical) who showed again what a threat he can be up top before having to come off injured midway through the second half. Additionally, on a booking we took Kev McLardie Algas Medical Installations Limited off but his replacement again was of the highest quality as Paul McLaughlin The Wee Steamie controlled things in the middle of the park for us along side Danny Baillie.

It was Dunipace who started the brighter and deservedly pulled one back on 47 minutes to bring them within one at 4-3.

As the match settled again, it was Campsie who continued to push and we were rewarded through Ross Bothwell (Mindshift Experiences) on 59 minutes, making it 5-3.

Sweeney was again in the action and secured his fourth of the day on 73 minutes to put some daylight between us and our hosts.

We managed the rest of the game extremely well and limited Dunipace to only half chances for the rest of the match.

Everyone of the lads to a man were outstanding today and this was by far our best performance. This had been brewing for a number of weeks and both Chris & Jamie are extremely happy to see all the boys hard work finally pay off.

Our thanks go to Dunipace WPL Fan Page Dunipace WPL for having us over this afternoon. A great bunch of lads who we look forward to welcoming through to High Park later in the year.

Up next we welcome Helensburgh FFIT to High Park this coming Sunday, with a 1pm kick off. Make sure you’re down to get behind the lads from the off as we look to build on a fantastic result.

Mon the Campsie 🔴⚫️

13/02/2025

Craig Tara ❤️

10/02/2025

04/02/2025

OUR SENSORY ROOM IN OUR 3 BEDROOM ❤️

02/02/2025

4 BEDROOM CARAVAN LIVING ROOM WITH OUR SENSORY AREA ❤️

01/02/2025

HOW GORGEOUS IS THE BEACH AT CRAIG TARA ❤️

30/01/2025

4 BEDROOM CARAVAN WITH SAFE SPACE BED❤️

26/01/2025

OUR 3 BEDROOM CARAVAN ❤️