Lodges in Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway

If you’re ready for a peaceful holiday filled with hours of quiet angling, birdwatching, and sightseeing, rumble over to Burrowhead Holiday Village. This well-maintained.

Tucked away on a lovely hillside looking out over the gleaming waters of Luce Bay, Whitecairn Holiday Park is the ideal escape for couples and families. Set in stunning surrounds the peaceful site remains hidden away in the picturesque village of Glenluce.

The award-winning Luce Bay Holiday Park and Lodges is a picturesque camping spot for anyone in need of serene seaside camping away from the stress and timetables of modern life.

As the only campsite in the Galloway Forest Park, Glentrool Camping and Caravan Site is a remote, serene spot to rest and relax after an eventful day of uncovering the rugged.

Whether you’re looking for a quick weekend getaway or the private ownership of a holiday home, Castlewigg Caravan Park is the ideal campsite for you. Nestled away in the heart of the Machars peninsula.

The stunningly scenic Castle Cary Holiday Park is a friendly, spacious campsite set in the heart of the verdant landscape of Galloway. There’s heaps of space to kick back and secure area to stretch out and enjoy a freedom not found at home.

The spacious Balloch O'Dee Campsite is a farm site located just twenty minutes from the serene lochs, intriguing wildlife, excellent trails and dark skies of Galloway Forest Park.

Ideally positioned in the inland town of Gatehouse of Fleet, Anwoth Caravan Park is a quiet site set in a serene wildlife haven. The campground is a sister site of Auchenlarie Holiday Park.

The family-friendly Auchenlarie Holiday Park offers adventurers fist class facilities, access to the inviting beach and spectacular views out over the stunning Wigtown Bay - what more could you ask for on an enjoyable rural holiday? The owners welcome adventurers of all ages and offer a variety of events like kids clubs.

If you’d like to wake up to the fresh ocean breeze and spend your morning gazing out at the sparkling ocean, pack your bags and make your way to the beautiful Sandgreen Caravan Park.

Set on a traditional working farm Mossyard Caravan Park rests in a spectacular coastal location with the romantic rolling hills of the McConchie Galloway Hills acting as a backdrop.

Combine a stunning camping holiday on the banks of Loch Ken with an array of water-based antics at Galloway Activity Centre, an award-winning activity hotspot for adrenaline junkies.

The dog-friendly Seaward Holiday Park is an ideal spot to set up camp and shake off the stress of everyday life. The small campsite rests by the stunning harbour town of Kirkcudbright.

Brighouse Bay Holiday Park serves as a wildlife haven and rests within twelve-hundred acres of the spectacular countryside where stunning vistas, serene nature trails and extensive woodlands are the orders of the day.

The small, family-run Solway View Caravan and Camping Site rests in one of the most beautiful parts of southwest Scotland and provides guests with fantastic coastal views, a peaceful atmosphere, and a prime position amid romantic rolling hills, verdant countryside and extensive forest park.

Bring the bikes out for excellent Scottish mountain biking, followed by a refreshing dip in the shimmering turquoise waters of the clean pool at Barlochan Caravan Park. This smashing spot is ideal for families.

Glenearly Caravan Park is a lovely open campsite surrounded by undulating green countryside, a beautiful 15-minute stroll from the lively town of Dalbeattie, which caters for all your needs with restaurants.

Arguably one of the most beautiful campsites in Dumfries and Galloway, Coastal Kippford is open all year round and offers campers unrivalled views of the enclosing landscape made up of the Galloway Hills and the English Lake District.

Small and family-friendly, Mossband Caravan Park rests in the heart of Dumfries and Galloway, making it an ideal position to discover the hidden delights of the area. The campsite once served as a railway station on the Dumfries to Dalbeattie railway line until the Beeching Report in 1963.

A warm welcome from the friendly owner at Queensland Holiday Park sets the tone for your stay at this peaceful, spacious and well-laid-out park. Your camping base rests on the border of South Ayrshire.