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Not extensive but more than enough
Cameron Toll Shopping Center on the multi junction site of the A7, A68, A701, 702 is a shopping retain Park, formerly known as Savacenter. It’s predominant outlet has been Sainsbury’s - which at one time was the largest in Scotland, it has a large Boots the Chemist and an Aldi, an indoor seated Greggs, Costa and a Thornton’s, with additional seating in their own areas in the mall. There are other electrical, jewellery, clothing, stationary, shoe and leathers repairs with other independent outlets. It’s all on one level after Access is via ramped areas from the bus stop locations which service South Edinburgh the Borders and the RIE campus at Little France. The large car park is also on one level. There is considerable space for parking which includes Disabled parking at the Old Dalkeith Road entrance and exit and the Cameron Toll itself. There is also a Fuel and LPG station on site, with a sit in / drive thru McDonald ‘s and KFC. Toilets are fully equipped, regularly serviced and also have a RADAR key facility. The retail part of the Centre is on one level with no ramps required, the upper level accessed by left is occupied by a Puregym site. There is also a posting box. It’s large, spacious and completely adequate for power scooters, chairs and assistance dogs are welcome, Costa and Sainsbury’s have their own toilets which are equipped and accessible given their catering provision.
Cameron Toll Shopping Center on the multi junction site of the A7, A68, A701, 702 is a shopping retain Park, formerly known as Savacenter. It’s predominant outlet has been Sainsbury’s - which at one time was the largest in Scotland, it has a large Boots the Chemist and an Aldi, an indoor seated Greggs, Costa and a Thornton’s, with additional seating in their own areas in the mall. There are other electrical, jewellery, clothing, stationary, shoe and leathers repairs with other independent outlets. It’s all on one level after Access is via ramped areas from the bus stop locations which service South Edinburgh the Borders and the RIE campus at Little France. The large car park is also on one level. There is considerable space for parking which includes Disabled parking at the Old Dalkeith Road entrance and exit and the Cameron Toll itself. There is also a Fuel and LPG station on site, with a sit in / drive thru McDonald ‘s and KFC. Toilets are fully equipped, regularly serviced and also have a RADAR key facility. The retail part of the Centre is on one level with no ramps required, the upper level accessed by left is occupied by a Puregym site. There is also a posting box. It’s large, spacious and completely adequate for power scooters, chairs and assistance dogs are welcome, Costa and Sainsbury’s have their own toilets which are equipped and accessible given their catering provision.