Brighouse Bay Holiday Park

Enjoying a superb location beside its own sandy beach and offering a huge choice of on-site activities for all the family, this park has everything you could possible want for a fantastic holiday.

Set in 1200 acres and nestled beside its own beautiful beach, with rock pools and an all-tide slipway, this award-winning 5-star park offers luxury accommodation and plenty to see and do.

With its first-class facilities, this is the perfect base for campers, tourers and motorhomes, plus there is quality accommodation available in the comfortable lodges and holiday homes all year round. Your comfort is key and each of the well-furnished lodges, cottages and caravans are maintained and equipped to the very highest of standards. Each of the lodges has a spacious open plan lounge/kitchen and most are situated in a secluded area next to the park's 18-hole golf course. Alternatively, the parks deluxe, thistle or budget caravans also guarantee a comfortable stay.

Nearby, the park also has two beautiful self-catering cottages available on a nearby farm at Brighouse Bay. Both guarantee a comfortable stay. Old Mill cottage features the original large mill wheel in the sun room and Dunrod Lodge House enjoys fantastic views over the bay.

The park is an outdoor playground, with an extensive network of coastal and wooded walking and cycling trails, a challenging 18-hole golf course which offers glorious views across the Irish Sea, an indoor swimming pool, a jacuzzi and steam room as well as boating on the pond for the little ones and quad biking for the thrill seekers. Nearby, there is also a pony trekking centre which caters for riders of all abilities. With so much to do, you can choose to have a fun filled, action packed family holiday or simply relax as you enjoy this corner of Scotland's treasure trove of natural wonders

There is also a well stocked shop onsite and the knowledgeable and friendly reception staff will be more than happy to help you get the most out of your break in this beautiful corner of Scotland.