What To Do Near Kippford Bay Caravan Park
Kippford Bay Caravan Park is set within the picturesque and spectacular rural village of Kippford located on the Solway Coast, in Dumfries and Galloway, south-west Scotland. The village is a popular destination for visitors seeking stunning coastal scenery, sandy beaches, wildlife, and tranquil walks.
The Solway Coast is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with miles of rugged coastline and breath-taking views across the Solway Firth. Visitors can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, including kayaking, sailing, and fishing. Kippford is also home to a number of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, serving delicious local cuisine. The village has a friendly community feel, making it a great place to relax and unwind.
The local area offers a fantastic blend of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and local charm, making it a must-visit destination in Scotland. So come and discover the beauty of the Solway coast region today!
Kippford Bay Caravan Park, Kippford is perfectly placed for exploring the Scottish Solway Coast and is within easy reach of many small towns including Kirkcudbright, Castle Douglas and Dalbeattie.
The village of Kippford, popular for sailing is one of Scotland’s prettiest seaside villages on the shore of the estuary of the River Urr. The waterfront is lined with pretty, whitewashed cottages, shops and cafes, and from here, you can walk along the shore road to the beautiful beaches. Kippford is home to the Solway Yacht Club who hold a sailing regatta here annually. Beyond Kippford is the “Muckle”, a forest with a network of paths that lead you to Rockcliffe.
The village also has two pubs serving local ale and food, a chandlery and slipway, a village hall, a gift shop which also sells coffee, cake and ice cream, a family-run craft pottery and a family-friendly nine-hole golf course and tea room.
Situated on the scenic north shore of the Solway coast, Mersehead boasts a wide variety of different habitats and wildlife from barnacle geese in the autumn and winter and lapwings and natterjacks toads in the spring and summer. You might also see a roe deer.
In the Autumn thousands of barnacle and pink-footed geese start to arrive for the winter, creating a not-to-be-missed spectacle. Mersehead Nature Reserve is a stunning example of freshwater wetland habitats, set adjacent to wide expanses of intertidal sand and mudflats wetlands, woodland, inter-tidal sandflats, farmland and of course a fabulous beach.
Mersehead is an extensive wetland and saltmarsh area, a haven for breeding waders, wintering waterfowl and year-round bird and wildlife-watching. Discover the breath-taking scenery and wildlife that’s typical of this region.
To find out more information about the local area near kippford bay caravan park then please feel free to contact our friendly team today. You can reach us by calling: 01556 620 259 or message us via email: gordon@hoeysleisure.com
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