Beautiful, peaceful park on the west coast of Kintyre. Well off the main road with woodland walks and safe, private beach for children.
Point Sands was a Top 100 UK Parks Finalist 2012 and finished in the Top 6 in Scotland 2012.
We are a family-run park in Kintyre located on our own long private beach well set off the main road in peaceful and tranquil surroundings.
There are spectacular views to the Islands of Gigha, Islay, Cara and Jura with superb sunsets and local wildlife. Located close to Arran and Cowal which can be easily explored by ferry. Relax with golf, pony trekking, birdwatching and cycle hire in the local area.
Spacious touring park with 40 electric hook-ups, every pitch has a sea view! Four 2 & 3 bed luxury caravan holiday homes to rent for short or long stays. Laundry, plate wash, park shop, takeaway cafe and new children's play park. WiFi Available.
Our park shop is open all day every day and stocks fresh produce, meat, bread, and everyday supplies PLUS fresh Mr Whippy Ice Cream! Also visit Cara Cafe for delicious takeaway Fish & Chips, Kintyre scallops, local produce, vegetarian & children's menu. All cooked fresh to order.
2013 - NEW - Toilet/Shower facilities block in Touring Park
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