A beautiful piece of nature where you can see many birds breeding (oh and also seeing this cool waterfall which gushes into the sea!). You won't come across many waterfalls in the UK which fall into the sea, and Crawton Waterfall is very hidden compared to the likes of Mealt Falls etc.
Crawton Waterfall is often overlooked by around 90% of the tourists which come to visit Scotland, and that's a good thing for you! It's a wonderful find for all you waterfall enthusiasts, and it's well worth the walk to visit.
Great place for a wander with a bird hide further up the path but the water fall and viewing area are great. Path can slippery in some places but otherwise fine. – Google Review
FAQs/Things to know before visiting Crawton Waterfall
1) Where is Crawton Waterfall located?
Crawton Waterfall is located in the coastal village of Crawton, near Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
2) What makes Crawton Waterfall a hidden gem?
Crawton Waterfall is considered a hidden gem due to its secluded location along the rugged coastline of Aberdeenshire. The waterfall offers visitors a serene and picturesque setting away from more popular tourist destinations.
3) How do I get to Crawton Waterfall?
Visitors can access Crawton Waterfall by following a footpath from the village of Crawton. The trail leads along the coastline and provides scenic views of the North Sea before reaching the waterfall.
4) Is there an entrance fee to visit Crawton Waterfall?
There is no entrance fee to visit Crawton Waterfall, as it is located within a public-access area along the coastline.
5) What can I expect to see at Crawton Waterfall?
At Crawton Waterfall, visitors can enjoy the sight and sound of the cascading water as it flows over the rocky cliffs into the sea below. The area is surrounded by rugged cliffs, sea caves, and coastal wildlife, providing opportunities for exploration, photography, and birdwatching.
6) Are guided tours available for Crawton Waterfall?
While guided tours may not be specifically available for Crawton Waterfall, there are guided walks and coastal hikes offered in the area that may include visits to this scenic spot.
7) Is Crawton Waterfall suitable for families and children?
Crawton Waterfall can be suitable for families and children, but caution is advised, especially near the cliff edges and slippery rocks. Parents should supervise children closely during the visit.
8) Are dogs allowed at Crawton Waterfall?
Dogs are allowed at Crawton Waterfall and along the coastal footpaths, but they must be kept on a leash at all times and owners should clean up after them.
9) Are there facilities or amenities near Crawton Waterfall?
There are limited facilities near Crawton Waterfall, with the nearest amenities located in the village of Crawton or nearby Stonehaven. Visitors are advised to come prepared with food, water, and any other necessities for their visit.
10) What is the best time to visit Crawton Waterfall?
Crawton Waterfall can be visited all year-round, but it is particularly beautiful during the spring and summer months when the coastal scenery is in bloom and the waterfall is flowing at its fullest. However, the area can also be visited in the autumn and winter for a rugged and wild coastal experience amidst the dramatic Aberdeenshire coastline.
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