Overview of Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park is a peaceful coastal park on the edge of Coldingham village in the Scottish Borders. The sandy beach at Coldingham Bay is just over a mile away, while St Abbs, Eyemouth and the Berwickshire Coastal Path are all within easy reach.

Guests can choose from two and three bedroom caravans and lodges sleeping four or six people. Selected accommodation includes private decking, while accessible and dog friendly choices are also available. Touring caravans, motorhomes and tentboxes can stay on fully serviced hardstanding pitches throughout the year.

The Drift Inn is the main place to eat and drink, with a varied menu and a designated dog friendly dining area. Other facilities include an amusement arcade, outdoor children’s play area, wildlife Discovery Trail, seasonal entertainment and a launderette.

This park is particularly attractive to families, couples, walkers, wildlife enthusiasts and dog owners. Days out can include Coldingham Priory, St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve, Eyemouth Harbour, Berwick-upon-Tweed and the historic house and grounds at Paxton.

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park at a Glance

Why is Coldingham Bay Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Peaceful position on the edge of historic Coldingham village
• Sandy Coldingham Bay Beach just over a mile away
• Two and three bedroom caravans and lodges
• Accessible and dog friendly accommodation choices
• Fully serviced touring pitches open throughout the year
• Bar and restaurant with a dog friendly dining area
• Arcade, outdoor play park and wildlife Discovery Trail
• Easy access to St Abbs, Eyemouth and the Berwickshire Coastal Path

Frequently Asked Questions About Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

How far is Coldingham Bay Holiday Park from the beach?

Coldingham Bay Beach is just over one mile from the park. The journey normally takes approximately five minutes by car, or visitors can walk from Coldingham village towards the coast.

What accommodation is available at Coldingham Bay?

Guests can choose two and three bedroom caravans and lodges. Two bedroom accommodation sleeps up to four people, while three bedroom choices sleep up to six.

Are dogs welcome at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

Dogs are welcome in selected caravans and lodges for an additional charge. The Drift Inn also has a designated dog friendly dining area, and dogs should be kept on a lead around this park.

Does Coldingham Bay have accessible accommodation?

Yes. An adapted two bedroom caravan sleeping up to four is available with spacious open-plan living areas and a wet room. The main reception and entertainment complex also has ramped access.

Can guests bring a touring caravan or motorhome?

Yes. Fully serviced hardstanding pitches are available for touring caravans, motorhomes and tentboxes. The touring area is open throughout the year, but traditional tents are not accepted.

Is Wi-Fi available at Coldingham Bay?

Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in The Drift Inn. Internet access inside the holiday accommodation can be added to the booking for an additional charge.

Accommodation at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park offers two and three bedroom caravans and lodges for couples, families and groups of up to six. The range includes affordable caravans, newer accommodation with contemporary interiors and more spacious lodge holidays.

Two bedroom accommodation normally has one double and one twin bedroom and sleeps up to four people. Three bedroom accommodation usually has one double and two twin rooms and sleeps up to six.

Each caravan and lodge has an open-plan lounge, dining area and kitchen. Standard features include cooking facilities, a microwave, fridge, television, heating and a private shower room.

Gas, electricity, water, bed linen and towels are included with the main holiday accommodation. Beds are prepared before arrival, helping guests settle in quickly after their journey.

Selected caravans have private decking and outdoor seating. Lodges provide additional interior space, modern kitchens and comfortable living areas, with two and three bedroom layouts available.

Dog friendly caravans and lodges can be booked for guests travelling with pets. The accessible two bedroom caravan sleeps four and includes spacious living areas, two twin bedrooms and a wet room.

Accommodation Comparison

What Is Included with the Accommodation?

Accommodation layouts, decking, parking and pet allowances vary, so guests should check the details of their chosen option before booking.

Touring at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

Coldingham Bay has fully serviced hardstanding pitches for touring caravans, motorhomes and tentboxes. Each pitch measures approximately 14 feet by 30 feet and includes parking for one vehicle.

Touring guests have access to the park’s bar and restaurant, arcade, outdoor play area and Discovery Trail. Toilet and shower facilities, waste disposal and a launderette are also available.

Seasonal touring pitches allow guests to leave their caravan or motorhome at the park and return for repeated breaks during the season.

Touring Pitch Comparison

Park Facilities at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

The Drift Inn is the social centre of Coldingham Bay Holiday Park. The bar and restaurant serves light lunches, main meals, children’s dishes and drinks in a relaxed setting.

A designated dog friendly area allows guests to bring their dogs inside while eating or enjoying a drink. Opening times and menus can vary according to the date of the stay.

The amusement arcade has games for children, teenagers and families. Younger guests can also use the outdoor play area when the weather is nice.

The wildlife-themed Discovery Trail encourages families to explore the park while answering questions, completing challenges and learning about animals found in the surrounding countryside.

Live performers and family entertainment appear on selected dates. Programmes change during the year, with further details available from reception when guests arrive.

A launderette is available for longer stays, while touring guests can use the toilet and shower facilities and waste disposal points. Reception provides arrival assistance and information about local attractions, coastal walks and activities.

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park Facilities

Facility	Details
The Drift Inn	Bar and restaurant serving meals and drinks
Dog friendly dining	Designated area inside The Drift Inn
Amusement arcade	Games and entertainment for families
Outdoor play area	Children’s play equipment
Discovery Trail	Wildlife facts, questions and family challenges
Entertainment	Live guest performers on selected dates
Wi-Fi	Complimentary in the bar and restaurant
Launderette	Washing and drying facilities
Touring facilities	Toilets, showers and waste disposal
Reception	Arrival assistance and local information

Places to Visit Near Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

Coldingham village is within walking distance and is home to the remains and working church of Coldingham Priory. The village also has places to eat, local shops and access to countryside walking routes.

Coldingham Bay is a sheltered sandy beach surrounded by rocky headlands. Visitors can swim, surf, kayak, explore rock pools or join the Berwickshire Coastal Path. An RNLI lifeguard service normally operates during the main bathing season.

St Abbs is a traditional fishing village with a working harbour and visitor centre. Its coastal setting is popular with walkers, divers, wildlife watchers and visitors interested in the area’s fishing history.

St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve protects a dramatic section of cliffs, grassland and coastline. Walking routes lead towards the lighthouse, Mire Loch and viewpoints overlooking nesting seabirds.

Eyemouth has a busy harbour, shops, cafés and a beach. Eyemouth Museum explores the town’s fishing heritage and the 1881 fishing disaster, while harbour wildlife trips provide opportunities to see seals and seabirds.

Berwick-upon-Tweed offers a full day out with its Elizabethan town walls, historic bridges, museums, shops and riverside walks. Paxton House combines Georgian interiors with woodland, gardens and parkland beside the River Tweed.

Nearby Attractions

Distances and journey times are approximate and can vary with traffic and rural road conditions.