Brighouse Bay in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, is an environmentally sustainable park with eco friendly approach that benefits everyone, and the top one in all of Scotland. Set in acres of land in a wildlife haven in a quiet, secluded peninsula with stunning views over the Irish sea, here they offer choices of well furnished lodges, chalets and clean holiday caravans all fully equipped to the higest standards and there is also a cottage available, the Old Mill which features the original large mill wheel in the sunroom. Brighouse Bay has a leisure club, bar and bistro, small boats for the pond, a well stocked shop with gifts catering to campers and caravanners. There's an indoor pool with jacuzzi and steam room, an 18 hole golf course, as well as 9 hole par 3 and much more including coastal paths and woodland walks, come for a stunning stay in beautiful countryside.READ MORE

Solway View Holidays in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland offers camping in caravans and tents as well as glamping in wigwam camping pods which are like wooden tents with all the comforts of home for up to 5 people. Set within the traditional working Balmangan Farm, there's farmland and nature trails and woodland nearby, great for walking and exploring and there's a tranquil little bay just a short walk away. Solway View Holidays has a children's play area, shower blocks, is disabled friendly and even offers farm tractor trailer tours in Spring and Summer, come for a fantastic stay in the great outdoors all year round.READ MORE

Anchorlee Guest House close to the centre of the charming harbour town of Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland warmly welcomes you to this beautiful, elegant 19th century Victorian townhouse where a superb bed and breakfast experience awaits. Comfort king size beds in spacious, en-suite rooms provide a wonderful home away from home rest and a delicious breakfast starts your day. Anchorlee Guest House is the perfect base from which to enjoy everything the area has to offer, and there is much to see and do when staying here, if preferred, they also have a well equipped, self catering Croig Holiday Cottage that can comfortably sleep 8 guests, complete with garden, patio, picnic table, sunhouse and all the comforts needed for the perfect stay.READ MORE

The Tolbooth Art Centre in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland welcomes you to this historical building originally erected in 1625-1629 with later additions, and offers an ever changing programme of contemporary art exhibitions and the history of the town. This art lovers haven was once a town council meeting place and even a criminal and debtor's prison housing the famous Captain John Paul or John Paul Jones, hero of the American navy. The award winning Tolbooth Art Centre features permanent displays and collections, and has a vast range of contemporary art and craft exhibitions with works for sale, there's also a shop and cafe, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

Millstones House offers self catering holiday accommodation in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, and is a bright and spacious modern architect designed house with traditional look and feel. The spacious house caters from 2-6 people in comfort and features a wooden floored entrance, large living room with gas fire, large dining kitchen, a fully paved and enclose rear garden, and is fully furnished and equipped. Millstones House on the Dee Estuary a short stroll to the historic heart of town, and near fine walks, beaches, rivers, forests, rolling hills, lochs, golf courses and more and is the perfect base from which to explore all the attractions of Kirkcudbright.READ MORE

The Castle Restaurant in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland offers great food made from local produce in a superb location with excellent value for money. Situated directly opposite the stunning McClellan's Castle, this small and intimate setting is perfect for romantic dinners, family lunches and informal parties, and they provide outside catering too if you prefer a different venue, then they will deliver to you. The Castle Restaurant regularly host music evenings with a menu to match the theme of the musician, so if it's Spanish guitar, expect some tapas or if good old Irish songs are being belted out, expect some Irish stew. There are also two menu choices, a la carte or a fixed price menu of 2 or 3 courses with delicious choices the order of the day.READ MORE

Gladstone Guest House in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland offers luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in the heart of the old town, and is one of the finest Georgian listed buildings here. Combining the original charm and beauty of this elegant house with modern comforts, guest enjoy a memorable stay in en-suite bedrooms with all the comforts of home and the house is WIFI enabled, and breakfasts and dinners are served in the impressive dining room using their own produce where possible, they also have an elegant first floor drawing room with stunning garden views. Gladstone Guest House is the ideal base from which to explore the area and enjoy all the activities and attractions on offer, as well as the many festivals and events.READ MORE

The Belfry Cafe in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland offers delicious home cooked meals, ice cream and cold drinks, fresh coffee and cakes in a relaxing environment. There's a range of books and local tourist information and free WIFI, and the menu is a delicious variation of breakfast choices and rolls, scones, all day fully cooked breakfasts, omelettes, pancakes, home baked scones and pancakes, soups, sandwiches, panini and toasties, baked potatoes, salads and full hot meals, and they cater to vegetarians and children. The Belfry Cafe has a wonderful range of coffees in their coffee menu include decaffeinated coffee and a variety of teas, and they support as many local food suppliers as possible, come for some real flavour.READ MORE

The Rookery in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland is a self catering holiday cottage attached to Glenholme Country House ideal for families and groups of up to four. The two bedrooms each have their own bathroom, and there's a combined lounge and dining room with open fire place and fully equipped kitchen. Guests have their own private garden area, and they can enjoy dinners in the main house if they don't feel like cooking. The Rookery is located just a mile from the centre of the small fishing port of Kirkcudbright, and this historical building was once the servant's quarters of the main house, it's beautiful, bright and airy for a wonderful stay.READ MORE

The Marks is a 3-star bed and breakfast just four miles from Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland is set in glorious countryside, and is a historic farmhouse dating all the way back to the 16th century. Surrounded by quiet lanes, hills and beaches, a peaceful and pleasant stay awaits in comfortably furnished bedrooms with views over the garden and Galloway countryside. The farmhouse features roaring log fires in the study and drawing room, and the old world garden is perfect for wandering around in, they serve breakfast of good home cooking and dinner is available in the evening if desired. The Marks is a working farm with a herd of dairy cows which are milked twice daily, come exploring, enjoy the loch and woods, the parklands and more, it's all here.READ MORE