ONLY 7 DAY HIRES SAT - SAT DURING THE MONTHS OF JUNE , JULY & AUGUST ........ NO WEEK HIRES OR WEEKEND HIRES
The Red Lion Caravan Park in Arbroath is probably one of the most popular sites in the Angus area. The Red Lion complex boasts plenty of features for all the family including modern launderette, licensed bar, cafe, take away, childrens disco, swimming pool, toddlers pool, sauna, steam room, spa, family room, amusements, fitness suite, soft play area, pool tables, grocery shop.
The pub/club offers plenty of entertainment every weekend and week days in high season. A small charge is made for the swimming pool per person or you can buy a family ticket which works out cheaper.
Our caravan is a 12' wide model which boasts plenty of space, with three bedrooms and a pull out bed in the lounge area which can accommodate eight people.
The caravan is a 2009 model Atlas Sahara Super which comes well equipped with all the comforts of home including TV, DVD Player, Freeview, Microwave, All cooking utensils, Iron, Ironing board.
All bedding is included in your hire plus we provide complementary tea, coffee, sugar.
Arbroath is a small but busy coastal fishing town well known for it's smokies, fishing plays a big part of Arbroath life which can be seen on a day to day basis as the local fishing boats take there catch to market to be sold. A walk through the town centre will bring you to Arbroath Abbey which boasts plenty of history and culture.
Opposite the Red Lion Caravan Park you will find the world famous miniature railway on the water front where you can board the special road train which ferrys passengers to and from the harbour. Just by the harbour you can find pleasure land which has something for everyone giving the family a great day out.
Bookings and Payments
A £50.00 booking deposit is required and the balance MUST be paid 30 days prior to arrival.
Your £50.00 deposit will also be held to cover the cost of any damages to the caravan or its contents and will be refunded on the last day if everything is in order.
