Overview of Springwood Holiday Park

Springwood Holiday Park is set within mature estate parkland beside the River Teviot on the edge of Kelso. Woodland, landscaped grounds and riverside paths create a peaceful setting, while the shops, cafés, restaurants and historic attractions of the town are within walking distance.

Guests can choose contemporary two and three bedroom caravans sleeping four or six people. Two bedroom lodges are also available for up to four, with selected lodge accommodation including private decking and an outdoor hot tub.

The Roxburgh Lounge provides a welcoming place for drinks and social evenings. Weekend entertainment and food events take place on selected dates, while outdoor fire pits provide another place for couples and families to spend time together.

Children can use the outdoor play area and games room, and the park also has a launderette. Riverside walks begin close to the accommodation, with further walking, cycling and local fishing opportunities around Kelso and the surrounding Scottish Borders.

Floors Castle, Kelso Abbey and Kelso Racecourse are all close by. Longer days out can include Smailholm Tower, Mellerstain House, Jedburgh, Melrose and Abbotsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott.

Springwood Holiday Park at a Glance

Why is Springwood Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Riverside setting within mature estate parkland
• Kelso town centre within walking distance
• Two and three bedroom caravans sleeping up to six
• Two bedroom lodges with selected private hot tubs
• Dog friendly accommodation choices
• Roxburgh Lounge, outdoor fire pits and selected food events
• Outdoor play area, games room and weekend entertainment
• Close to Floors Castle, Kelso Abbey and the River Tweed

Frequently Asked Questions About Springwood Holiday Park

How far is Springwood Holiday Park from Kelso?

Springwood is approximately one mile from central Kelso. The town can usually be reached in around five minutes by car or approximately 20 to 25 minutes on foot.

What accommodation is available at Springwood Holiday Park?

Guests can choose two bedroom caravans sleeping four, three bedroom caravans sleeping six and two bedroom lodges sleeping up to four people.

Does Springwood Holiday Park have hot tubs?

A private outdoor hot tub is included with selected lodge accommodation. Guests should choose accommodation that specifically lists a hot tub when booking.

Are dogs welcome at Springwood Holiday Park?

Dogs are welcome in selected caravans and lodges, with some accommodation accepting up to two pets. Dog friendly accommodation must be chosen when booking.

Is there somewhere to eat and drink at Springwood?

The Roxburgh Lounge serves drinks and provides the main social space at the park. Food events also take place on selected dates, while Kelso has a wide choice of cafés, pubs, restaurants and takeaways.

Is Wi-Fi available at Springwood Holiday Park?

Wi-Fi is included with the current caravan and lodge accommodation. Connection quality can vary within rural and wooded parts of the park.

Accommodation at Springwood Holiday Park

Springwood Holiday Park offers modern two and three bedroom caravans alongside two bedroom lodge accommodation. The current range sleeps between four and six people and includes dog friendly choices for guests travelling with pets.

Two bedroom caravans sleep up to four in one double and one twin bedroom. Three bedroom accommodation sleeps up to six and normally has one double bedroom and two twin rooms.

The caravans have open-plan living and dining areas, fitted kitchens and private shower facilities. Current accommodation also includes central heating, double glazing, a television, Wi-Fi, bed linen and towels.

Private decking extends the living space outdoors and provides somewhere to sit or dine while enjoying the parkland setting. Selected higher-grade caravans also include an en suite WC or additional storage space.

The two bedroom lodge sleeps up to four and provides a larger open-plan living area, private decking and a hot tub. Its riverside position and outdoor space work particularly well for couples and smaller families seeking a more spacious stay.

Beds are prepared before arrival, and designated caravan and lodge accommodation accepts up to two dogs.

Accommodation Comparison

What Is Included with the Accommodation?

Individual layouts, bedroom sizes, decking and pet allowances vary and should be checked when booking.

Park Facilities at Springwood Holiday Park

The Roxburgh Lounge is the main social space at Springwood Holiday Park. Guests can relax with a drink, meet other holidaymakers or attend live entertainment on selected weekends.

Food events take place on selected dates and can include visiting food providers and themed evenings. Kelso is also within walking distance for restaurants, cafés, pubs and takeaways.

Outdoor fire pits create an atmospheric place to sit during the evening. Their central location makes them convenient for couples, families and groups staying across the park.

Children can use the outdoor play area, while the indoor games room includes a pool table. Weekend activities and entertainment vary during the year, with the fullest programme generally available during busier holiday periods.

The landscaped grounds provide access to riverside walks beside the River Teviot. Guests can also join longer walking and cycling routes around Kelso and the surrounding countryside.

A launderette is available for longer stays. Reception provides arrival assistance, local information and details of current entertainment, food events and fishing opportunities.

Springwood Holiday Park Facilities

Facility	Details
Roxburgh Lounge	Lounge bar and social area
Outdoor fire pits	Communal outdoor seating areas
Entertainment	Live music and weekend events on selected dates
Food events	Visiting food providers and selected themed evenings
Outdoor play area	Children’s play equipment
Games room	Indoor pool table and family games space
Riverside walks	Routes beside the River Teviot
Local fishing	Angling opportunities around Kelso
Wi-Fi	Included with the current holiday accommodation
Launderette	Washing and drying facilities
Reception	Arrival assistance and local information

Places to Visit Near Springwood Holiday Park

Kelso is one of the principal market towns in the Scottish Borders and can be reached on foot from Springwood. Its historic centre has independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, while riverside paths follow the Tweed and Teviot.

Kelso Abbey was founded during the 12th century and became one of Scotland’s largest and wealthiest religious houses. Its surviving stonework stands close to the town centre and provides an introduction to the history of the Border Abbeys.

Floors Castle is the largest inhabited house in Scotland and remains the home of the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe. Visitors can explore the castle, formal gardens, extensive grounds, cafés and children’s play area during the main opening season.

Kelso Racecourse holds National Hunt meetings on selected dates and is known for its welcoming atmosphere. The calendar includes racing throughout much of the autumn, winter and spring.

Smailholm Tower occupies a rocky hilltop overlooking the Borders countryside. The fortified tower has strong connections with Sir Walter Scott and is reached by a short uphill walk from the car park.

Mellerstain House combines grand Robert Adam interiors with formal terraces, parkland and gardens. Guided visits are available during its seasonal opening period.

Jedburgh has another of the four great Border Abbeys, along with Mary Queen of Scots’ Visitor Centre and Jedburgh Castle Jail. Melrose and Abbotsford can also be combined for a day exploring the life and work of Sir Walter Scott.

Nearby Attractions

Distances and journey times are approximate and can vary on rural roads or during events in Kelso.