UK holiday caravan parks – Craigielands country park
Tel: 01683 300591
Fishing in Scotland – craigielands country park is ideal for fishing holidays in scotland
Holiday Dumfries and Galloway – Scottish tourist board has awarded craigielands caravan park three stars
Facilities nearby
• Shops
• Tennis courts
• Golf course
Dumfries and Galloway is known as Scotland’s best kept secret with over 200 miles of coastline, wild mountains and moor lands, pretty towns, charming villages and a great network of touring roads gives holiday makers all the scope and choice for an exhilarating activity holiday, refreshing short break or Fishing Holidays Scotland.
The landscape of Dumfries and Galloway inspires awe. A palette of contrast of outstanding unspoilt natural beauty and colour all year round makes the area a distracting backdrop when trying to concentrate on any activity.
Dumfries and Galloway is one of the easiest parts of Scotland to reach, being just over the border from England, a three hour drive from Manchester or Leeds, one and a half hours from Newcastle, one hour twenty minutes from Edinburgh and a one hour drive from Glasgow. The quiet country roads of Dumfries and Galloway make driving a pleasure. Furthermore, there are 20 ferry crossings a day from Larne or Belfast to Stranraer and Cairnryan.
Craigielands Country park is located within the village of Beattock, which lies just one mile west of junction 15 off the A74(M), the main tourist route from England to Scotland. Carlisle is approximately 39 miles south with Glasgow and Edinburgh 57 miles and 60 miles to the North respectively.
The landscape of Dumfries and Galloway inspires awe. A palette of contrast of outstanding unspoilt natural beauty and colour all year round makes the area a distracting backdrop when trying to concentrate on any activity.
Dumfries and Galloway is one of the easiest parts of Scotland to reach, being just over the border from England, a three hour drive from Manchester or Leeds, one and a half hours from Newcastle, one hour twenty minutes from Edinburgh and a one hour drive from Glasgow. The quiet country roads of Dumfries and Galloway make driving a pleasure. Furthermore, there are 20 ferry crossings a day from Larne or Belfast to Stranraer and Cairnryan.
Craigielands Country park is located within the village of Beattock, which lies just one mile west of junction 15 off the A74(M), the main tourist route from England to Scotland. Carlisle is approximately 39 miles south with Glasgow and Edinburgh 57 miles and 60 miles to the North respectively.