Overview of Coldstream Holiday Park

Coldstream Holiday Park is a Scottish Borders holiday park in Coldstream, close to the River Tweed and the England Scotland border. This park sits above the banks of the River Tweed, with countryside views towards the Cheviot and Eildon Hills, while still being a short walk from Coldstream’s shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants, galleries and local places to visit.

This park is a great choice for families, couples, touring guests, glamping guests and dog owners who want a Scottish Borders break with plenty of flexibility. Guests can stay in caravan holiday accommodation, luxury lodge style accommodation, glamping pods, touring pitches or camping pitches, depending on the type of holiday they want. View our full range of parks for Scottish Borders caravan holidays here.

The location is one of the main reasons to stay here. Coldstream has strong Border history, links with the Coldstream Guards and a lovely position beside the River Tweed. The Hirsel Estate is close by for woodland walks, craft shops, a museum, farm shop and cafe, while the River Tweed is one of Scotland’s best known fishing rivers.

Coldstream Holiday Park has heated washrooms, accessible facilities, a launderette, campers’ kitchen, pot wash area, electric hook ups, motorhome service point, children’s play park, dog walks, park wide WiFi and EV charging. It is a great choice for guests who want a modern Scottish Borders base with countryside, history, walking, fishing, golf and local places to eat nearby.

Why is Coldstream Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Countryside setting above the River Tweed in the Scottish Borders.
• Views across the Cheviot and Eildon hills.
• Caravans, luxury lodges, glamping pods, touring and camping pitches available.
• Hot tub and pet friendly accommodation options available.
• Short walk into Coldstream for shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants, galleries and museums.
• Direct access to River Tweed walks, with fishing and local golf nearby.
• Scottish Tourist Board 4 Star, AA 4 Star and TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice 2024 and 2025 recognition.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.6 out of 5.

Why take a holiday at Coldstream Holiday Park?

Coldstream Holiday Park gives guests a relaxed Scottish Borders break with countryside views, hot tub options, dog friendly stays and the River Tweed close by. It works well for families, couples, anglers, golfers and touring guests who want a scenic base between the Borders and North Northumberland.

Where is Coldstream Holiday Park?

Coldstream Holiday Park is on Kelso Road, Coldstream, Scottish Borders, TD12 4LG. The park is close to the River Tweed and Coldstream town centre, with the Hirsel Estate, Kelso, Berwick upon Tweed, Northumberland coast, Edinburgh and Newcastle all within reach for days out.

Caravans, Glamping and Camping at Coldstream Holiday Park

Caravan holidays are a key part of the accommodation choice at Coldstream Holiday Park. Guests can book self catering holiday accommodation with living space, bedrooms, kitchen facilities, bathrooms and outdoor space, giving couples, families and groups a comfortable base in the Scottish Borders.

The caravan holiday accommodation includes two and three bedroom options, with some stays sleeping up to 6 or 8 guests when sofa beds are included. Selected accommodation includes private hot tubs, decking, central heating, double glazing, kitchen appliances, TV, bathroom and en suite facilities, linen and pet friendly choices. Features vary by accommodation type, so guests should check the exact holiday home before booking.

Luxury lodge style stays are also available, giving visitors another way to enjoy a self catering break close to the River Tweed. These are a good choice for guests who want a more spacious stay, outdoor seating and easy access to Coldstream, local walks and nearby days out.

Glamping is available in contemporary pod accommodation. The pod range includes simpler camping pod stays as well as hot tub pod options with more comfort. Some pods include heating, electrics, kitchen or kitchenette space, bathroom facilities, decking and pet friendly choices, depending on the pod booked.

Touring and camping pitches are available for guests bringing their own caravan, motorhome, campervan or tent. Dogs are welcome at this park, with pet friendly accommodation and pitch options available. Guests bringing a dog should check the latest pet rules before booking.

Park Facilities at Coldstream Holiday Park

Park Facilities at Coldstream Holiday Park are centred around comfortable touring, camping, glamping and self catering holidays. The heated washroom block includes accessible facilities, giving guests a clean and comfortable base during their stay.

There is a launderette on site, which is perfect for longer breaks, family holidays, walking clothes and touring stays. Campers also have access to an indoor campers’ kitchen and pot wash area, with fridges and microwaves available for guest use.

Touring and camping guests have access to electric hook ups, with all touring pitches and selected camping pitches offering electric connection for an additional charge. There is also a motorhome service point for chemical disposal and freshwater replenishment.

Families have a children’s play park, giving younger guests space to enjoy time outside on this park. Dogs are welcome, and the park has direct access to walks along the River Tweed, which is ideal for morning walks and time outdoors.

Modern extras include park wide WiFi and EV charging, with two 22KW electric vehicle charge points available for guests. The overall feel is relaxed, outdoorsy and convenient, with Coldstream’s places to eat, local shops and riverside walks close by.

Places to Visit Near Coldstream Holiday Park

Coldstream Holiday Park is well placed for exploring the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland. Coldstream town is a short walk from this park, with traditional shops, pubs, galleries, places to eat and the Coldstream Guards Museum.

The Hirsel Estate is one of the easiest nearby days out. It has woodland walks, craft shops, a museum, farm shop and cafe, making it a lovely choice for families, couples and dog walkers. The park is also close to the River Tweed, which is one of Scotland’s best known fishing rivers.

Flodden Field is approximately 3 miles from Coldstream and is an important historic battlefield with walking routes, interpretation and views over the surrounding countryside. Heatherslaw Light Railway is around a 15 minute drive away and is a great family day out, with a steam railway, riverside scenery and access to the Ford and Etal Estate.

Golfers have several local courses within reach, with the park highlighting 6 golf courses within a 30 minute drive. Walkers and cyclists can also enjoy quiet Borders roads, riverside routes and countryside trails close to the town.

For bigger days out, guests can visit Berwick upon Tweed, Kelso, Floors Castle, St Abbs Head Nature Reserve, Paxton House, Northumberland coast villages and the wider Scottish Borders. Edinburgh is also reachable for a longer day trip, giving Coldstream visitors a great mix of countryside, coast, history, fishing, walking and town days during one stay.