Caravan Holidays in South Ayrshire

If you're struggling to find a holiday destination that keeps everyone happy, we have the answer! South Ayrshire in the southwest of Scotland has something for everyone, from beautiful beaches and rugged coastline to captivating countryside and rolling hills; bustling market towns and vibrant seaside villages to a rich heritage and a lively arts and culture scene; adrenaline-fuelled outdoor activities and indoor family attractions to the best local food and drink you'll find anywhere. These all add up to create the perfect holiday.

Holiday Parks In South Ayrshire

South Ayrshire has some fantastic caravan parks, and there will be a site to suit any taste and budget, whether you're looking for a park with loads of on-site amenities or a quiet site where you can get away from it all and where the surroundings speak for themselves. One of the most popular caravan parks in Scotland is Craig Tara in Ayr, which has guests coming back time and time again, keen to take advantage of facilities such as a pub/club, pool, launderette, shop, restaurant, amusements, golf, crazy golf, takeaway and kids' club. Another popular site is Sundrum Castle Holiday Park, also in Ayr, which offers visitors a pub/club, pool, golf, takeaway, kids' club, amusements, launderette, shop, and a restaurant. For something a little more laid-back, try sites such as Middlemuir Heights Holiday Park in Tarbolton, which has a restaurant and an adventure playground, or Turnberry Caravan Park in Girvan, which has a pub/club, pool, shop, restaurant, amusements, launderette, and takeaway.

Things To Do In South Ayrshire

There are so many amazing beaches in South Ayrshire, varying from gentle, golden sands perfect for romantic strolls and family picnics to windswept beaches ideal for surfing. There are also beaches with sand dunes and rock pools where kids can get exploring. Top beaches in the region include Troon, Ayr, Barassie, Prestwick, Girvan, and Irvine. If you're looking for a dog-friendly beach, Troon, Barassie, and Ayr all welcome dogs with open arms.

South Ayrshire's rich and fascinating history is brought to life through its many castles, ruins, stately homes, buildings, and sites of historical interest. You can't come on holiday to South Ayrshire and not visit a castle. But where to begin? Popular choices include Dalquharran, Dunure, Culzean, Dundonald, Turnberry, and Greenan, but there are so many more, and you'll have to come back! For an informative insight into the region's history, visit the Scottish Maritime Museum, Rozelle House Museum and Gallery, the Museum of Ayrshire Country Life, and the Museum at Dalgavern Mill. And not forgetting South Ayrshire's most famous son, Robert Burns. The Robert Burns' Birthplace Museum in Ayr pays homage to Scotland's most famous poet, telling the story of his life and works in fascinating detail. It is well worth a visit.

South Ayrshire is home to so many enchanting towns and villages that it can be hard to know where to begin if you want to get to know the region better. The three main towns in the area are Ayr, Kilmarnock, and Irvine, which all have equally attractive but very different appeals. Ayr is a bustling seaside town with plenty to offer visitors, including sandy beaches perfect for traditional seaside activities, a lively town centre, the famous Ayr Racecourse and golf courses such as Belleisle, Dalmilling and Seafield. Kilmarnock is well worth a visit. Its vibrant town centre has all the usual high-street brand names, as well as a selection of independent shops, boutiques, and eateries, as well as an impressive collection of art galleries. Another town worth a visit in South Ayrshire is Irvine, which has a proud and fascinating maritime history. It is home to the Scottish Maritime Museum and Eglington Country Park, which is perfect if you want to have a walk in the fresh air and take in some beautiful scenery at the same time.

It's impossible to fit everything in in just one trip to South Ayrshire. With so many family attractions and indoor and outdoor activities, you'll have to start planning your next trip straight away.