Ayr Holiday Parks & Lodges

Explore stunning coastal scenery

One of the town's biggest draws is its long sandy beach, ideal for sunbathing, picnicking, sandcastle-building and paddling in the shallow waters. The golden sands stretch for two miles along the coastline, allowing you to soak up some incredible sea views. Ayr Beach is bordered by a wide promenade, lined with ice cream parlours and cafes for when you fancy a tasty seaside treats. You can explore more of the coastline by following the Ayrshire Coastal Path, a long-distance walking trail that spans around 100 miles. Head north from Ayr Beach towards towns like Troon, Prestwick and Irvine, or head south towards the village of Maidens and the burgh of Girvan. Book a Scottish holiday home with a hot tub along the coast of Ayr and make the most of incredible sea views.

Visit local attractions

Ayr has a strong connection with Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet, who was born in the neighbouring village of Alloway in 1759. Visit the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, where you can explore the poet's birthplace cottage, as well as exhibits showcasing his manuscripts, belongings and memorabilia. Other highlights around town include Ayr Racecourse, one of Scotland's premier racecourses, and Culzean Castle and Country Park, a magnificent cliff-top fortress with beautiful gardens, woodland trails and impressive views across the Firth of Clyde. Whether you're visiting Ayr on a family holiday, a short break with friends or a romantic weekend away, we have a range of cosy Scottish cottages, fun-filled holiday parks and luxury lodges in Scotland to suit your needs.

Discover outdoor activities

The beautiful Ayrshire countryside is a haven for outdoor pursuits, from serene wildlife watching and scenic cycling to adrenaline-pumping watersports and exciting adventure parks. Ayrshire is known as the "Golf Coast" and with good reason! Golf enthusiasts can tee off at world-class golf courses such as Royal Troon, Turnberry and Prestwick Golf Club, which have hosted prestigious tournaments like The Open Championship. For hiking, head into the Carrick Hills and summit the Brown Carrick Hill for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and coastline, including the Firth of Clyde, Arran and the Isle of Man on clear days. Our holiday accommodation can provide the perfect home away from home for your Ayrshire adventure, ensuring an unforgettable stay for the whole family.