Overview of Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

Heads of Ayr Holiday Park is a coastal holiday park on Dunure Road, near Ayr in South Ayrshire. This park is set on the Ayrshire coast, with views towards the Firth of Clyde and the Isle of Arran, giving guests a scenic base for caravan holidays, lodge breaks, pod stays, touring and relaxed Scottish coastal holidays.

This park is a great choice for families, couples, touring guests, glamping guests and dog owners who want a coastal Ayrshire break close to Ayr. Guests can stay in caravan accommodation, lodge accommodation, pod accommodation, selected apartment style accommodation or bring a touring caravan, campervan or motorhome. Discover more parks offering lodge and caravan holidays in Ayrshire here.

The setting is one of the main reasons to stay here. Heads of Ayr is close to Bracken Bay, the Ayrshire Coastal Path and the A719 coastal route, making it easy to explore Ayr, Alloway, Dunure, Culzean, Croy, Girvan and the wider South Ayrshire coast.

Heads of Ayr Holiday Park has a children’s playpark, shop, launderette, WiFi, reception, touring facilities and dog friendly arrangements. With hot tub accommodation, fully serviced touring pitches, coastal views and Ayr only a short drive away, this park is a great choice for guests who want caravans, lodges, pods or touring in a peaceful Ayrshire setting.

Why is Heads of Ayr Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Coastal Ayrshire setting with views towards the Firth of Clyde and Isle of Arran.
• Modern caravans and lodges available, with two and three bedroom accommodation.
• Hot tub accommodation options available.
• All holiday homes are pet friendly, with up to two pets accepted.
• Touring facilities include fully serviced hard standing pitches and grass pitches with electric hook up.
• Bracken Bay, the Ayrshire Coastal Path and Ayr’s sandy beaches are close by.
• Culzean Castle, Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Croy, Girvan and Ayrshire golf courses are within reach.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.8 out of 5. 

Why take a holiday at Heads of Ayr Holiday Park?

Heads of Ayr Holiday Park gives guests a relaxed South Ayrshire break with caravans, lodges, hot tub options, dog friendly stays and touring facilities. It works well for families and couples who want a peaceful base near Ayr, with beaches, coastal walks, golf and Ayrshire attractions close by.

Where is Heads of Ayr Holiday Park?

Heads of Ayr Holiday Park is in Dunure Road, Ayr, South Ayrshire, KA7 4LD. The park is close to Ayr, Bracken Bay and the Ayrshire Coastal Path, with Culzean Castle, Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Croy, Girvan, Prestwick and the wider Ayrshire coast all within reach.

Lodges, Caravans and Glamping at Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

Heads of Ayr Holiday Park has a varied accommodation choice, with caravans, lodges, pods, selected apartment style accommodation and touring pitches all part of the holiday mix. This gives guests several ways to enjoy a coastal Ayrshire break, from self catering accommodation to touring stays close to the sea.

Caravan accommodation is a key part of this park. Caravans can sleep between 4 and 6 guests and work well for couples, families and small groups who want a comfortable self catering base near Ayr. They give guests living space, bedrooms, kitchen facilities and a place to return to after beach days, coastal walks or visits to local attractions.

Lodge accommodation is also available, with selected hot tub lodges giving guests extra comfort and outdoor space. The Jura lodge range is promoted with 2 bedroom layouts, private hot tubs and views across the Ayrshire coast, making it a great choice for couples and families who want a more relaxed coastal stay.

Pod accommodation is another important part of this park. Pladda Pod accommodation gives guests compact modern living, sleeping space for up to 4 guests and hot tub options, depending on the pod booked. Pods are a good choice for short breaks, small families and glamping style stays.

Selected apartment style accommodation is also listed through booking channels, giving visitors another self catering choice at Heads of Ayr. Touring caravans, campervans and motorhomes are welcome too, with fully serviced hard standing pitches and grass touring pitch options available. Dogs are welcome, although guests should check the latest pet rules before booking.

Park Facilities at Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

Park Facilities at Heads of Ayr Holiday Park are centred around coastal holidays, touring comfort, family time and relaxed self catering stays. The children’s playpark gives younger guests space to enjoy time outside close to the accommodation and touring areas.

The on-site shop is helpful for everyday items, treats and touring supplies during a stay. It is ideal for guests who want to pick up essentials before heading to the beach, cooking in their accommodation or setting off for a day out.

A fully equipped laundry is available, with commercial washers and dryers. This is perfect for longer breaks, family holidays, beach clothes, walking layers and touring stays.

Touring guests have access to modern shower and toilet facilities, with fully serviced hard standing pitches available for tourers, campervans and motorhomes. Electric grass touring pitches are also listed through booking sources, giving guests another way to stay on this park.

WiFi is available throughout the park, helping guests plan days out, check routes, look up places to eat and stay connected during their break. The park is family owned and run, with reception open daily during the main season.

Dogs are welcome at Heads of Ayr, with pet friendly accommodation and touring options available. Guests bringing a dog should check current rules before booking, including any limits by accommodation or pitch type.

Places to Visit Near Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

Bracken Bay is one of the easiest places to visit from Heads of Ayr Holiday Park. The beach is within walking distance and is a great choice for sea air, coastal views, quieter beach time and joining the Ayrshire Coastal Path.

The Ayrshire Coastal Path runs close to this park and gives guests access to clifftop walks, countryside views and routes towards Dunure. Dunure is approximately 2 miles away and is a lovely coastal village with castle ruins, harbour views and places to eat nearby.

Ayr is around a 10 to 15 minute drive from this park and is one of the main nearby towns. Guests can visit Ayr Beach, the seafront, shops, cafes, restaurants, Ayr Racecourse and local family attractions.

Heads of Ayr Farm Park is approximately 1 mile away and is one of the easiest family days out nearby. It has animals, play areas and family activities, making it a great choice for guests staying with children.

Alloway is close by and is strongly linked with Robert Burns. The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Burns Cottage, Brig o’ Doon and Alloway Auld Kirk are all excellent choices for guests interested in Scottish history and local heritage.

Culzean Castle and Country Park is around a 20 minute drive away and is one of the standout days out on this part of the coast. The castle, gardens, woodland, clifftop views and play areas make it a great choice for families, couples and guests who enjoy scenic places.

For wider days out, guests can visit Croy Beach, Girvan, Troon, Prestwick, Turnberry, Glasgow or Ardrossan for ferries towards Arran. This gives Heads of Ayr visitors a strong mix of caravans, lodges, pods, touring, hot tubs, beaches, coastal walks, castles, golf, Scottish heritage and Ayrshire scenery during one stay.