Craig Tara Holiday Park, Ayr

Craig Tara Holiday Park

The popular coastal town of Ayr has one of Scotland’s award winning beaches which is ideal for family days out and picnics and holiday-makers staying at the Craig Tara Holiday Park are lucky enough to have a fantastic beach on their doorstep!

Why Craig Tara caravan park?

Once you’ve had one caravan holiday here, it’s unlikely you’ll want to go anywhere else! The site is perfect for children of all ages and couples can enjoy a memorable break away here too. Craig Tara caravan park is home to one of Scotland’s largest indoor pool complexes - are you brave enough to have whizz down the flumes? For something a little calmer, try the Adventure Golf course or compete against a virtual bowler at Batfast! Adrenaline junkies will love The Jump and for the daring kids in your group, get them to challenge themselves on The Crazy Climber and Mini Aerial Adventure. For those who aren’t quite walking yet, there is also a Sensory Room!

The park has a wide range of activities taking place each week, so make sure you check the schedule before you go so you don’t miss out!

Book a family meal at The Brigs of Ayr - the site’s restaurant serving delicious meals throughout the day. There is also a Burger King for those who love their fast food. Other takeaway options are Chopstix, serving freshly cooked noodles, Papa Johns with its mouth-watering pizzas and of course a fish and chip shop! The kids will surely be on their best behaviour in the hope of getting a treat from the Seaside Treats stand and no holiday at Craig Tara Holiday Park would be complete without a Bertie’s Ice Cream!

Guests love the entertainment that takes place throughout the day and evening in the Live Lounge and children have their own entertainers - The Seaside Squad.

If you’ve run out of essentials during your caravan holiday, there is a shop on site to use and stock up on anything you need.

Places to visit during Craig Tara holidays

Jump on the bus or in the car and soak up some history during your Craig Tara holiday at the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum which is home to over 5000 artefacts of Scotland’s National Bard. There is also a cafe and Monument & Gardens. Home to the Scottish Grand National, Ayr Racecourse is a 15 minute drive away from the park, and there is also a bus that goes from closeby. Explore Ayr on foot or by bike and make your way along lush moorland and along the rugged coastline. The beaches are some of the best you will see in Scotland, so be sure to remember those buckets and spades!