Galloway Point Holiday Park is situated less than a mile from the popular unspoilt coastal village of Portpatrick, in the Southwest corner of Scotland. Overlooking the Irish Sea, the Park enjoys panoramic views taking in the distant Mountains of Mourne. Dumfries and Galloway has a rich, historical heritage, beautiful views and many tourist attractions.
The Galloway Point touring season runs from March until October. With a mixture of hardstanding and grassed pitches, the touring section sits pride of place in the park. Many pitches also offerer stunning views across the Irish Sea. Galloway Point is a quiet and peaceful site in which to relax. Our emphasis is on quality facilities and we have extensively refurbished areas of the park, while maintaining its inherent natural beauty.
The Galloway Point touring season runs from March until October. With a mixture of hardstanding and grassed pitches, the touring section sits pride of place in the park. Many pitches also offerer stunning views across the Irish Sea. Galloway Point is a quiet and peaceful site in which to relax. Our emphasis is on quality facilities and we have extensively refurbished areas of the park, while maintaining its inherent natural beauty.
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Touring
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Gently undulating, covering 22 acres, Galloway Point Holiday Park, Portpatrick, offers its visitors peaceful surroundings. The touring season runs from March - October. With a mixture of hardstanding and grassed pitches, the touring section sits pride of place in the park with many pitches offering.
Holiday Homes For Sale
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To arrange a viewing of the park or to discuss details, please contact the office either by telephone or email. All of our new vans come with double glazing, central heating, full winter pack, galvanised chassis and pantile roof. All are equipped with fridge freezers and pull down sofa beds in the lounge areas.
Places To Visit
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Whatever your pursuits, the countryside around Galloway Point can cater for all your needs. Dumfries and Galloway has a rich, historical heritage. The region proximity to the English border has left a legacy of castles and fortifications which can be explored.
The area also has great significance in the establishment of Christianity in Scotland and there are many places of interest to visit, including the archaeological dig at Whithorn and St Ninians Cave.Every sport you can think of can be catered for in the region with golfers having the luxury of the excellent links course at Dunskey on your doorstep.
The area also has great significance in the establishment of Christianity in Scotland and there are many places of interest to visit, including the archaeological dig at Whithorn and St Ninians Cave.Every sport you can think of can be catered for in the region with golfers having the luxury of the excellent links course at Dunskey on your doorstep.
Cream of Galloway, Gatehouse of Fleet
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Cream o' Galloway offers a fabulous adventure playground for families to play together with Flying Fox, Pedal Karts, Go Boing and 3D maze plus indoor playground with 'under 6s' corner. Famous for luxury homemade ice cream, the centre also has a tearoom, garden and nature trails. Charges apply for playground entry and tours.
Portpatrick
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Portpatrick is one of the most picturesque ports in Scotland. The harbour is still the focal point of the village, sustaining a small fishing industry. It is therefore no surprise to learn that sea angling is a popular pastime with visitors. There is also the opportunity to try river and loch fishing inland.
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