Email Crofthead Holiday Park enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
Other places to stay in and around Ayr
Crofthead is one of Ayrshire's premier, four star parks offering a relaxing
and peaceful ambience, surrounded by beautiful rural Ayrshire though only
a mere two miles from Ayr town centre.
The McCormack family ensure that 'family values' and a 'traditional caravanning' atmosphere are retained despite the remarkable upgrading the park has seen since they bought it in 2001.
All hire vans are 'top of the range' and "Thistle Awarded".
Each holiday home is superbly equipped and along with one log cabin, they
are all centrally heated and double glazed.
All touring pitches are fully serviced and all are hard standing.
There is a well serviced laundry and shop which is open seven days.
Facilities:
Our Capacity:
· 8 rented pitches
· 50 owned pitches
· 45 touring pitches
Open all year The Park holds a 12 month opening license and bookings are
invited for the Christmas and New Year periods.
If you fancy a leisurely game of golf, you'll find some excellent courses nearby, or perhaps prefer to spend a lazy afternoon fishing in the superb rivers that surround you. If you want the water but not the fishing don't forget to visit Ayr's marvelous beach.
This park truly is 'A Gem in Ayrshire'.
PITCHES ON SITE:
- 45 Tourer pitches
- 45 Motorhome pitches
- 45 Tent pitches
- 8 Holiday caravans (for hire)
- 50 Holiday caravans (owned)
Total touring pitches = 45 Total holiday homes on site = 58
Some Things to do locally:
The Park holds a 12 month opening license and bookings are invited for
the Christmas and New Year periods.
If you fancy a leisurely game of golf, you'll find some excellent courses nearby, or perhaps prefer to spend a lazy afternoon fishing in the superb rivers that surround you.
If you want the water but not the fishing don't forget to visit Ayr's
marvelous beach. This park truly is 'A Gem in Ayrshire'.
ON OUR DOORSTEP:
Restaurants:
Ayr is a superb location for the gastronomically excitable customer. There
are a myriad of great eateries in and around the town of Ayr. You'll be
hard pressed to taste a better Haggis, neeps and tatties anywhere!
Shops:
Ayr is renowned as a pretty shopping centre with an eclectic mix of shops
off the main 'drag'. Pretty gift shops, traditional baby shops, old sweetie
shops and large department stores as well as fine eateries are all centrally
located in the town. You're sure to find the perfect gift.or treat for
yourself!
Garden Centres:
Garden centres are a must when visiting Ayr. Half a mile from Crofthead,
a large Dobbies with a coffee shop and aquatic centre can be found. A
mere 10 minutes along the A70, Nurseries Direct is a delightful garden
centre to browse through and lunch at. The homemade cakes are fantastic!
Nurseries Direct also boasts a really well equipped playpark for the kids.
Local Attractions:
Burns Centre:
This award winning visitor centre tells the story of the connections between
Robert Burns and the town of Dumfries. The well-researched exhibition
is illuminated by many original documents and relics of the poet.
Heads of Ayr Farm Park:
Whatever the weather - you'll find plenty to see and do, with activities
for all ages. There are almost 50 different types of animal to be seen.
Dunure (castle ruins):
The village of Dunure is located 5 miles (8km) north west of Maybole in
South Ayrshire. This fishing village is a fairly recent addition to the
coastline, dating from the early 19th century.
Fishing hamlet of Maidens:
Maidens is a fishing village at the southern end of Maidenhead Bay 2 miles
north of Turnberry and 5 miles west of Maybole. The village retains an
old world air of peace and tranquility and is a favourite spot for artists
and camera enthusiasts.
Fishing hamlet of Maidens:
Maidens is a fishing village at the southern end of Maidenhead Bay 2 miles
north of Turnberry and 5 miles west of Maybole. The village retains an
old world air of peace and tranquility and is a favourite spot for artists
and camera enthusiasts.
Loudoun Castle Theme Park:
Set in 500 acres of magnificent parkland and with the imposing, historical
castle as a stunning backdrop, this 4 star visitor attraction is unique
with a safe and clean environment where there are rides and attractions
to suit groups of all ages.
There's lots more to see and do:
Beach, Golf clubs, Culzean, Ayr town centre is less than a 10 minute drive
from park (restaurants, shops).
There's good fishing nearby. Additionally, Ayr Racecourse and Prestwick.
For serious shopping Glasgow is only 45 minutes drive from the park.
Email Crofthead Holiday Park enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
