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Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

  • 4.8 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Pets 2
  • Hot Tub
Heads of Ayr Holiday Park is a wonderful choice for a peaceful, relaxing holiday and an excellent base for exploring the breath-taking scenery, beaches, and many activities for all ages.



Explore the many attractions and locations Ayrshire is renowned for, whether it’s the famous Culzean Castle perched upon the Ayrshire cliffs, the magnificent sandy beaches of Ayr, Croy and Girvan, the birthplace of Ayrshire’s famous poet Robert Burns or the no less than 15 links golf courses in the county.

All of which are within a short 20mins drive from the park.



Take a leisurely stroll from the park along the peaceful countryside which unfolds from your doorstep and enjoy the secluded Bracken Bay beach.

For the more adventurous, pick up the 100mile long Ayrshire Coastal path which runs past the park.



With a myriad of local places to eat and drink in the surrounding villages and towns you are sure to find a culinary delight to suit your taste buds.



Whether you’re looking to recharge your batteries or seeking an energetic break away, this park is the perfect base from which to enoy a wonderful break away.
  • Coastal Location
  • Perfect area for exploring
  • Children’s Play area

Heads of Ayr Holiday Park Features

Park Facilities
  • 12ft wide holiday home
  • Double and twin bedrooms
  • Family shower room
  • Open plan lounge
  • Well-equipped kitchen
  • Dining area
  • Outdoor area with garden furniture
  • Play park
  • Shop on-site
  • Launderette
  • Within 20 mins drive of Ayrshire attractions
  • Secluded Bracken Bay beach nearby
  • 100 mile Ayrshire Coastal path runs past the park
Accommodation features
  • A fantastic family retreat, a perfect place for a relaxing break and exploring the West coast of Scotland
  • Wi-Fi
  • Flatscreen TV
  • Kitchen including microwave and fridge
  • Bed linen and duvets included
  • Towels provided only in Jura Lodge LP24483
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Shower
  • Double glazed and centrally heated
  • Verandah with garden furniture
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Pets ÂŁ35 per pet (2 max) (in selected accommodation)
  • All non-smoking accommodation

Accommodation at Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

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Cumbrae Holiday Home (Pet)

  • Sleeps 4
  • Pets 2

A 12ft wide holiday home with a double and a twin bedroom, family shower room, open plan spacious lounge, well-equipped kitchen and a dining area. Outdoor area with garden furniture. A perfect location for a family holiday.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

From £359 for 7 nights
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Cumbrae Holiday Home (Pet) S

  • Sleeps 4
  • Pets 2

A 12ft wide holiday home with a double and a twin bedroom, family shower room, open plan spacious lounge, well-equipped kitchen and a dining area. Outdoor area with garden furniture. A perfect location for a family holiday.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

From £245 for 3 nights
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Pladda Pod with Hot Tub

  • Sleeps 4
  • Pets 1
  • Hot Tub

For ingenious compact living, modern style and enviable luxury, discover the Pladda Pod. With its unique sleeping options; mezzanine sleeping with two single beds, and a pull-down double bed in the dining area, this pod is perfect for a family escape. open-plan living area with patio doors leading out to decking with outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

From £559 for 7 nights
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Pladda Pod with Hot Tub S

  • Sleeps 4
  • Pets 1
  • Hot Tub

For ingenious compact living, modern style and enviable luxury, discover the Pladda Pod. With its unique sleeping options; mezzanine sleeping with two single beds, and a pull-down double bed in the dining area, this pod is perfect for a family escape. open-plan living area with patio doors leading out to decking with outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

From £359 for 2 nights
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Jura Lodge with Hot Tub

  • Sleeps 4
  • Pets 2
  • Hot Tub

Spacious and comfortable lodge with a Scandinavian inspired interior. The Jura lodge features two bedrooms, one double and one twin. open-plan living area with patio doors leading out to decking with outdoor hot tub and fantastic coastal views.

From £615 for 7 nights
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Top Days Out Near Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Heads of Ayr Holiday Park, with real driving times.

Poet's birthplace 8 min drive · 3.1 miles

Burns Cottage

Sat nav: KA7 4PQ

Step inside the thatched cottage in Alloway where Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns, was born.

  • Couples
  • Rainy days
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Burns Cottage is the birthplace of Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet, who was born here in 1759. Built by his father, William Burnes, in 1757, it is a long, low, thatched building of clay with four rooms, set on the main street of Alloway in South Ayrshire. It forms part of the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum.

Tip: Head for the kitchen alcove first to see the bed box where Burns was born.

Castle and country park 20 min drive · 9.8 miles

Culzean Castle

Sat nav: KA19 8LE

Robert Adam's clifftop castle sits in a country park of woods, beaches and play areas on the Ayrshire coast.

  • Families
  • Full day
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Culzean Castle is a clifftop castle on the Ayrshire coast, designed by Robert Adam in the late 18th century for the 10th Earl of Cassillis. Inside, the dramatic Oval Staircase is the centrepiece, and there is a big collection of flintlock pistols and military swords. General Eisenhower was given an apartment at the top of the castle, and he stayed there several times.

Tip: The estate is big, so download the map or pick one up on arrival. Waymarked trails offer four different routes around the park.

Gravity hill 8 min drive · 5 miles

Electric Brae

Sat nav: KA19 8JR

A South Ayrshire road where cars seem to roll uphill, thanks to a clever optical illusion.

  • Families
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The Electric Brae is a famous gravity hill on the A719, south of Dunure and not far from Ayr in South Ayrshire. The road looks as though it runs uphill, yet a suitably free-running vehicle will slowly move off from a standstill, as if something were pulling it up the slope.

Tip: The illusion runs between the bend overlooking Croy railway viaduct and Craigencroy Glen, so that quarter-mile stretch is the part to head for.

Stately home 33 min drive · 19 miles

Dumfries House

Sat nav: KA18 2NJ

An Adam-designed Ayrshire mansion with its original Chippendale furniture, set in a large estate of woodland and gardens.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
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Dumfries House is a Palladian country house near Cumnock in Ayrshire, built in the 1750s by the architects John and Robert Adam. It is known for still holding much of its original 18th-century furniture, including pieces specially commissioned from Thomas Chippendale. The house was saved for the nation in 2007 and now serves as the headquarters of The King's Foundation charity.

Tip: Check the Dumfries House website to book a house tour before you go, as the house is visited by tour rather than turning up.

Castle and country park 35 min drive · 21.7 miles

Dean Castle

Sat nav: KA3 1XB

A 14th century Kilmarnock castle with arms, armour and early musical instruments, set in a 200-acre country park.

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Dean Castle is a 14th century stronghold in Kilmarnock, once home to the Boyd family, who were lords of Kilmarnock for over 400 years. The keep dates from around 1350 and has walls two to three metres thick. Inside, the Great Hall displays collections of arms and armour, while the solar holds early musical instruments.

Museum and gallery 31 min drive · 19.9 miles

Dick Institute

Sat nav: KA1 3BU

Ayrshire's largest museum and gallery in Kilmarnock, with big touring exhibitions, natural history displays and a tearoom.

  • Rainy days
  • Families
  • Couples
  • 1-2 hours
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The Dick Institute in Kilmarnock opened in 1901 and houses the largest museum and gallery spaces in Ayrshire, alongside East Ayrshire's central library. Its main gallery hosts major touring exhibitions, often in partnership with national institutions such as the V&A and National Galleries Scotland, and it has been described as "Scotland's finest municipal gallery".

Tip: The venue is signposted once you are in Kilmarnock, with car parking around it and town centre parking a 5-minute walk away.

Castle 27 min drive · 18 miles

Dundonald Castle

Sat nav: KA2 9BS

A 14th-century royal tower house on a hilltop between Kilmarnock and Troon.

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Dundonald Castle is a fortified tower house on a hill above the village of Dundonald, between Kilmarnock and Troon in South Ayrshire. It was built for Robert II on his accession to the throne of Scotland in 1371, and he and his son Robert III used it as a royal residence. The tower still dominates the hill.

Art gallery and museum 1 hr drive · 42.1 miles

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

Sat nav: G3 8AG

Glasgow's best-loved free museum, with 22 galleries covering art, animals, Ancient Egypt and Mackintosh.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • Rainy days
  • Half day
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Kelvingrove is a major art gallery and museum in Glasgow's West End, set in Kelvingrove Park. The Spanish Baroque building opened in 1901, and its 22 galleries display over 8,000 objects. The collections range from natural history, Egyptian antiquities and armour to Scottish history, design and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, plus one of Europe's great civic art collections.

Tip: Download the floor plan or the free digital guide before you go, to pick out the must-see objects first.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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Visitor Reviews of Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

4.8Visitor Rating out of 5

30 reviews from guests who stayed at Heads of Ayr Holiday Park

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Date of stay: 3rd September 2025

Fab holiday. Very relaxing on site but not too far from Ayr for shops and restaurants.

Verified Guest
Date of stay: 25th May 2025

Stunning lodge and amazing features. Very spacious and pet friendly. Lodge was very clean and comfortable. Perfect for family holiday.

Sarah
Date of stay: 1st May 2025

The cottage was lovely, especially with the hot tub and log burner. Hosts were friendly, very peaceful, perfect for a quick getaway. Hope to return!

Sophie
Date of stay: 25th April 2025

We had such a lovely stay at the cottage! The location is perfect-super peaceful with stunning farm views. We loved seeing the horses and the owners were genuinely warm and helpful. Its just the right spot for a quiet, relaxing getaway. Highly recommend if you want a calm break!

James
Date of stay: 16th April 2025

We had such a lovely time at this cosy cottage tucked away on a working farm. Its surprisingly private and the owners, Robert and Sharon, couldnt be nicer. The place is really spacious, with well-equipped kitchen and bathroom and the bed was super comfy - we slept like logs! The garden is perfect for dogs, totally secluded and has nice furniture for relaxing outside. Plenty of walks nearby and Thaxteds eateries, especially The Star and The Maypole, are worth a visit. Wed definitely recommend it!

Emma
Date of stay: 6th April 2025

We spent a week here in mid-July with our two mini dachshunds and honestly, it was a lovely stay. The cottage itself is charming and the hot tub was a real highlight-especially during the scorching days, it was so nice to have a cool, refreshing dip. The hosts were very friendly and welcoming, which made us feel right at home. It was nice to see their dogs being taken out to the fields daily too. Being near Stansteds flight path was actually pretty entertaining; we enjoyed watching the planes land. Would definitely recommend this place!

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