Beside the pretty seaside village of Kippford, this exceptionally beautiful conservation park boasts a rare red squirrel population and a David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation. Adjoining the park are play areas, bluebell woodlands, forests, coastal trails, sailing and a 9-hole golf course. Trout and coarse fishing and 16km of world class cycle tracks are also on the doorstep.

Commanding an impressive location overlooking the picturesque Wigtown Bay and with direct access to a secluded sandy beach, Auchenlarie is ideal for an active family holiday or peaceful and relaxing short break.
This beautifully landscaped park also boasts its very own Health Club, complete with indoor pool, gym, sauna and solarium. The local area boasts historic castles and houses through to scenic forest and hill walks, plus over 30 golf courses and fishing all within easy reach.
If you are looking for a quieter pace, there is a superb restaurant and a choice of two different bars. Alternatively you can simply relax in the comfort of your own holiday home and savour the superb sea views and beautiful scenery.
Due to the steep gradients and steps the park is not suitable for wheelchair users and those people with mobility difficulties.

Peacefully positioned, well equipped and insulated, these timber lodges offer you first class accommodation in a landscape of gently rolling countryside. Just 8 miles from sandy beaches, this is an ideal touring base for Dumfries and Galloway, Wigtownshire, and the rest of Scotland’s South West Border country. Golf, riding, fishing and sailing are available locally. Edinburgh is 100 miles by car.

Nunland Hillside Lodges are part of our Autograph Lodge Holiday Collection, nestling enviably on a hillside commanding views over the foothills and forests of Dumfries and Galloway. Tucked away in peace and seclusion, this is the perfect retreat for escaping it all in the enchanting wilderness of Southwest Scotland.

Each of these astounding lodges creates a wonderful base for enjoying this lovely area – choose from the luxurious and spacious Hilltop lodges boasting panoramic views of the Scottish countryside, or relax in the secluded tranquility of the more traditional but contemporary-styled Valley lodges.

A beautiful patchwork of rugged coast, sandy beaches and serene lochs, this magical Scottish area also plays host to a wealth of fine pubs and restaurants, and many picturesque villages and hamlets. Alternatively, after a hard day’s relaxing, simply sit back in the luxury of your own hot tub and soak up the breathtaking views.

Enjoying a unique location between two miles of beach and the stunning Galloway hills, this park boasts breathtaking views across the Solway Firth to the Lake District.
A perfect base for a fun filled family holiday, you can enjoy fantastic facilities including an indoor heated pool, children’s play areas, crazy golf, kid’s clubs and much more. Once the day is over, the whole family can dine at the Coast Bar and Kitchen before settling down for the fabulous live family entertainment on offer in the Sunset Showbar.
Superbly placed for exploring Dumfries & Galloway and the Borders, a championship golf course adjoins the local village and Solway Links is only two minutes from the park.

Beautifully situated amidst mature pine woodlands, just 1 mile from the historic market town of Newton Stewart, Conifers offers you the ideal ‘away from it all’ holiday base.
Ideally located for exploring the beautiful surrounding area, you are within easy reach of a wealth of scenic and historic attractions.
An 18 hole golf course adjoins the park and there are many other courses, including the famous Turnberry less than an hour’s drive away. Anglers enjoy free fishing at nearby Palnure Burn, together with abundant opportunities for sea and coarse fishing. There is superb walking in the unspoilt Galloway Forest and excellent mountain bike trails in Kirroughtree with Kirroughtree Visitor Centre within 4 miles. Sandy beaches, sheltered coves, picturesque fishing villages, castles, historic monuments and lovely gardens are all close by.

Standing among the broad leaved trees that line the Avon Gorge, these beautifully furnished lodges offer the perfect base for exploring the unspoilt beauty of the Gorge and its wildlife, including otters.
You are well placed for touring Scotland – only 19 miles from Stirling, the gateway to the Highlands. Many good restaurants are available locally.

Set close to Ayrshire’s famous sandy beaches, with views out towards Arran, this lively park is ideally situated for making the most of Scotland’s popular west coast. A sandy beach with fishing is just 800m away and among a wealth of facilities on site are an indoor pool, sports programmes, take away, shop and fabulous entertainment. Children also enjoy an adventure playground and their own club.
Scenic glens and magnificent mountains abound in this paradise for walkers, photographers and golf lovers, with famous Royal Troon nearby. Saltcoats, 1/2 mile, is a popular holiday resort offering ferry trips to the isles, while the Vikingar! history park and a day trip to Glasgow offer unmissable treats.

Nestling in the beautiful countryside surrounding Scotland’s glorious west coast, Viewfield Manor boasts an array of fantastic facilities to suit all. Including indoor pool, games room, gym and bar serving food. Perfect for a memorable family holiday in the heart of famous Burns country.

These Scandinavian log lodges are situated in the historic Gadgirth Estate, bordering the river Ayr. The magnificent 28 acre grounds boast a riverside orchard and woodland walks, plus private salmon and trout fishing (Mar 14–Oct 14).

Enjoying a magical setting in the spectacular countryside of South Ayrshire, Cloncaird Castle sits on the banks of the beautiful River Girvan deep in the heart of a 150-acre historic castle estate.
Boasting a fabulous selection of luxurious, individually styled cottages combining a boutique and stylish living experience with a beautiful handcrafted collection of historic cottages.
The estate provides a fantastic base for exploring this romantic part of south-west Scotland and offers the perfect location for riverside walks and both fly and coarse fishing.
A paradise for keen equestrians, Cloncaird Castle also hosts stabling for your own horse, together with riding lessons for those wishing to try their hand at something new.
Walking and hiking tracks abound in this picturesque area and Ayrshire is renowned for its quality golf – Troon, Turnberry and Prestwick are all close by.

Enjoying a peaceful setting close to Ayr’s popular beaches and the beautiful Ayrshire coastline, Sundrum Castle offers you the best of both worlds – a fun filled family holiday or a quiet, relaxing break taken at your own pace.
Among a host of facilities to suit all ages and tastes are a superb indoor pool complex, crazy golf, an adventure playground and the fabulous children’s clubs. The Tam O’Shanter bar and restaurant offers the perfect way to round off your day before taking in the fantastic family entertainment.
The heart of Burns Country, the surrounding area bursts with attractions, including championship golf, castles, historic sites, theme parks and outdoor pursuits.

Peacefully situated amidst beautiful Ayrshire countryside, yet just 2 miles from the fabulous amenities of bustling Ayr, this friendly and relaxing park offers a perfect base for exploring Scotland’s glorious south west. A shop, launderette*, games room*, play areas and nature garden are available on the park for all dates. *Charges apply.

This delightful 6 acre fishery enjoys a peacefully secluded location just 4 miles from lively Ayr. Well stocked with steelheads, brown and rainbow trout, with fly, bait and coarse fishing* available for all dates. Springwater Lodges offer a superb base for a holiday that combines country pursuits with easy accessibility to town amenities and a wealth of visitor attractions.
*Charges apply.

Just 40 minutes drive from Glasgow and nestling on the wooded slopes of a small coastal village, this park enjoys spectacular sea views across the Firth of Clyde towards the magnificent Isle of Bute.
A perfect base to explore the South West of Scotland and the nearby isles of Bute and Arran and an ideal retreat for a relaxing break in this picturesque region of Scotland.
A warm welcome awaits all who visit the park. A friendly atmosphere, fun activities and loads of sparkling daytime and evening entertainment are just some of the reasons people return to Wemyss Bay year after year.

Enjoying a truly unique and peaceful setting, adjacent to the beach below Sinniness Point, this park offers a paradise to those seeking an away from it all holiday.
Luce Bay offers superb fishing and safe swimming – warmed by the Gulf stream. There is a shop (Apr 1–Oct 31), a children’s play area and the third oldest inn in Scotland is just 50 yds from the entrance to the park.
Panoramic views of the Mull of Galloway and the Isle of Man, combine to make this an unforgettable holiday location. This is an ideal location for golfers, with four courses within 20 miles, and Turnberry only an hour’s drive.

Nestling on a hillside overlooking the sparkling waters of Luce Bay, Whitecairn boasts panoramic views over the Mull of Galloway to the Isle of Man and beyond. On the edge of pretty Glenluce village and close to sandy beaches you’re ideally located for exploring this picturesque Scottish area.
The park has a launderette, children’s outdoor play area and trout fishing (catch and release) is also available. From April until October guests can use the indoor heated swimming pool* at the nearby sister park, just 11/2 miles away. *Charges apply.