This family run caravan park and camping site is set in the historic grounds of Cove Estate, also the site of an Ancient Monument - a unique cave, the refuge in the 14th Century of King Robert the Bruce.
This idyllic setting is now the home of a well kept caravan park and camp site with excellent amenities set in the grounds of an 80 acre estate that is wooded, secluded and peaceful - making King Robert the Bruce's Cave Caravan and Camp site the ideal get-away for a peaceful and relaxing break.Please take a tour of our web site to discover more about us and our location in south west Scotland.
This idyllic setting is now the home of a well kept caravan park and camp site with excellent amenities set in the grounds of an 80 acre estate that is wooded, secluded and peaceful - making King Robert the Bruce's Cave Caravan and Camp site the ideal get-away for a peaceful and relaxing break.Please take a tour of our web site to discover more about us and our location in south west Scotland.
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King Robert the Bruce's Cave Caravan & Camp site is situated in the historic grounds of Cove Manor House (formerly Dunskellie Castle) that also houses the famous ancient monument - "King Robert The Bruce's Cave". Built in 1725, Cove house stands in the centre of Cove Estate Park. The house stands on the foundation of Dunskellie Castle which in the 12th and early 13th Century was the home of William Irving of Dunskellie.
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The touring Caravan and Camp park today sits in the grounds of Cove House (formerly Dunskellie Castle) in the grounds of Cove Estate. The Park is set in open countryside, bordered by native trees with views across the Solway Firth to the Cumberland Hills beyond. The Park has an excellent children's play park and football pitch set in it's own area so as not to disturb guests wishing a relaxing stay.
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