7 reasons to own a holiday home in Scotland

Owning a holiday home in Scotland provides a tranquil escape from day-to-day life and offers the perfect retreat for quality time with loved ones. Our four holiday parks are beautifully located along the Scottish coastline. Along the picturesque north coast, you can choose from the captivating destinations of Burghead, Lossiemouth and Silver Sands in Moray. Or discover the west coast at Turnberry Holiday Park in Ayrshire.

Take a look at our 7 reasons to own a holiday home in Scotland below -

1

The dramatic landscapes

Scotland boasts some of the most breathtaking landscapes across the UK. Ever changing, from rolling hills and rugged mountain peaks to white sandy beaches, it really has a sprinkling of everything. And with an array of scenic drives to explore, Scotland is the perfect destination to start your next adventure.

2

The outdoor activities

Scotland is an outdoor lover’s paradise, with a plethora of activities to cater to every ability. There are endless opportunities to connect with nature, from hiking along the majestic peaks to kayaking through the tranquil waters. Cycling enthusiasts can roam the scenic routes of the Scottish countryside, while thrill-seekers can try their hand at rock-climbing the dramatic cliffs. Whether it's fishing in remote rivers, golfing on world-renowned courses, or simply soaking in the breathtaking scenery, Scotland promises an outdoor experience like no other.

3

The food and drink

From hearty stews and freshly caught seafood to delectable shortbread and indulgent whisky, Scottish cuisine is a delightful journey for the taste buds. With bustling markets, quaint tearooms, and world-class distilleries to explore, Scotland promises a culinary adventure that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

4

Four beautiful holiday parks to choose from

All nestled along the stunning Scottish coastline, our four holiday parks in Scotland offer breathtaking locations for your new home from home. Explore the captivating destinations of Burghead, Lossiemouth, and Silver Sands along the scenic north coast of Moray, or venture to Turnberry Holiday Park on the enchanting west coast of Ayrshire. Discover our range of static caravans and luxury lodges available, with a varied selection to suit a range of tastes and budgets.

5

Glasgow

You can easily fill your time exploring the different neighbourhoods, shops, and attractions in Glasgow, from exploring the music scene on a walking tour to uncovering countless treasures in one of the many fascinating museums. We may not have a park centrally located here, but an hour’s drive from the big city you will find Turnberry Holiday Park. This tranquil setting puts you in the perfect spot to break away from the hustle and bustle, whilst still being a great starting point to explore the Ayrshire coast.

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The wildlife

Scotland's pristine landscapes and diverse habitats make it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Catch a glimpse of iconic species like red deer roaming the moors, golden eagles soaring high above the mountains, and red squirrels darting through ancient woodlands. Along the rugged coastline, spot playful seals basking on rocky shores and majestic whales breaching in the deep blue waters. With its rich biodiversity and breathtaking scenery, Scotland offers an unforgettable wildlife experience for nature lovers of all ages.

7

It's a dog-friendly location

Our Scottish holiday parks warmly welcome four-legged companions, with an abundance of dog-friendly adventures nearby. The extensive coastline provides plenty of opportunities for scenic walks, and the surrounding countryside and nature reserves provide numerous trails and paths suitable for dog walking. Many of the local pubs and cafes are pet-friendly, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing meal or a refreshing drink with your furry friend by your side.