Overview of Crofthead Holiday Park

Crofthead Holiday Park is a countryside holiday park near Ayr in South Ayrshire. This park is set in the Ayrshire countryside, giving guests a peaceful base with open views, fresh air and easy access to Ayr’s coast, shops, restaurants and local attractions. Discover more holiday parks for caravan and lodge holidays in Ayrshire here.

This park is a great choice for families, couples, touring guests and dog owners who want a Scottish break close to the seaside town of Ayr. Guests can stay in caravan accommodation, luxury lodge accommodation with hot tub options, or bring their own tourer or motorhome.

The setting is one of the main reasons to stay here. Crofthead gives visitors a quieter countryside base, while Ayr is approximately 2 miles away for beach days, shopping, meals out, golf, family attractions and coastal walks. This makes the park ideal for guests who want space and scenery without being far from the town.

Crofthead Holiday Park has a coffee lounge and reception, large play park, mini mugger pitch, 18 hole crazy golf, outdoor gym equipment, laundry facilities, on-site shop and nature walks. With Ayr, Alloway, Heads of Ayr Farm Park, Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Culzean Castle and the Ayrshire coast nearby, this park gives guests a strong mix of countryside, coast, family fun and Scottish heritage.

Why is Crofthead Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Peaceful Ayrshire countryside setting approximately 2 miles from Ayr.
• Caravans, luxury hot tub lodges, touring and motorhome pitches available.
• Coffee lounge and reception area on the park.
• Large play park, mini mugger pitch and 18 hole crazy golf course.
• Outdoor gym equipment, nature walks, launderette and on site shop.
• Ayr Beach, Ayr town centre and local golf courses are nearby.
• Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Dunure Castle and Heads of Ayr Farm Park are within reach.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.5 out of 5, plus Diamond Awards Finalist 2023 and 2024 recognition. 

Why take a holiday at Crofthead Holiday Park?

Crofthead Holiday Park gives guests a relaxed Ayrshire break with caravans, hot tub lodges, family facilities and countryside views. It works well for guests who want a peaceful base near Ayr, with beaches, golf, family attractions and South West Scotland days out close by.

Where is Crofthead Holiday Park?

Crofthead Holiday Park is in McNairston, Ayr, Ayrshire, KA6 6EN. The park is approximately 2 miles from Ayr, with Ayr Beach, Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Dunure Castle, Heads of Ayr Farm Park and the Ayrshire coast all within reach

Caravans & Lodges at Crofthead Holiday Park

Caravan holidays and lodge holidays are key parts of the accommodation choice at Crofthead Holiday Park. Guests can book caravan accommodation for short breaks or week breaks, giving families and couples a self catering base close to Ayr and the Ayrshire coast.

The caravan accommodation is pet friendly under specific park rules, making this park a good choice for guests who want to bring a small dog or cat. Caravans give visitors their own living space, bedrooms, kitchen facilities and a comfortable place to return to after beach days, family trips or time enjoying this park.

Luxury lodge accommodation is also available at Crofthead, with hot tub lodge options for guests who want a more spacious stay. Lodge breaks can include weekend, midweek and week long stays, depending on availability. Lodges include useful features such as kitchen facilities, washing machine, dishwasher, outdoor furniture and bed linen, although towels are not supplied.

The lodge range includes options such as Carrick View Lodge, Friarland View Lodge and Friarland Junior Lodge. Pet friendly lodge arrangements vary, so guests bringing pets should check the exact lodge before booking.

Tourers and motorhomes are also welcome at Crofthead Holiday Park. This gives visitors more flexibility, whether they want a self catering caravan break, a hot tub lodge stay or their own touring base in the Ayrshire countryside.

Park Facilities at Crofthead Holiday Park

Park Facilities at Crofthead Holiday Park give families, couples and touring guests plenty to enjoy during a stay. The coffee lounge and reception area is a lovely place to relax with a coffee and cake, meet family or friends and settle into the park.

Children have a large play park and mini mugger pitch, giving younger guests space to run around and enjoy time outside. The 18 hole crazy golf course adds another family activity, and putters and golf balls are available through the park.

There is also outdoor gym equipment, which is ideal for guests who like to stay active during their break. Nature walks around this park make the most of the countryside setting and give visitors a relaxing way to enjoy the fresh Ayrshire air.

The on-site shop is useful for everyday items during a stay, while the laundry facilities are ideal for longer breaks, family holidays, touring stays and beach clothes. These facilities make Crofthead feel easy to use for both short breaks and longer holidays.

This park is a great choice for guests who want caravan or lodge accommodation with outdoor space, family activities and a calm countryside setting close to Ayr.

Places to Visit Near Crofthead Holiday Park

Crofthead Holiday Park is approximately 2 miles from Ayr, making the town one of the easiest places to visit during a stay. Ayr has a long sandy beach, shops, restaurants, cafes, golf courses and a traditional seaside feel, giving guests plenty of choice for relaxed days out.

Alloway is close by and is strongly linked with Robert Burns. The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum is a great choice for guests interested in Scottish history, poetry and local heritage. The Brig o’ Doon and Alloway Auld Kirk are also nearby, making this area a memorable visit during an Ayrshire holiday.

Heads of Ayr Farm Park is one of the best family attractions close to Crofthead. It has animals, play areas and activities for children, making it a great choice for families staying on this park.

Dunure Castle is within reach for a coastal day with castle ruins, sea views and a small village setting. The Ayrshire coastline also has lovely places for walks, photos and slower days by the water.

For a bigger day out, Culzean Castle and Country Park is a great choice, with dramatic clifftop scenery, gardens, woodland walks, play areas and views across the Firth of Clyde. Guests can also visit Troon, Prestwick, Turnberry, Maybole, Coyle Water Fishery and local golf courses, giving Crofthead visitors a lovely mix of countryside, beaches, castles, family attractions, fishing, golf and Ayrshire scenery