Set close to the waterside village of Kippford, Kippford Bay Caravan Park is a small, quieter holiday park designed for retired and semi-retired owners who want a proper switch-off base in Dumfries & Galloway. Kippford Bay Caravan Park is well placed for coastal walks and easy evenings out, with Kippford harbour and local pubs/cafés a short stroll or short drive away. Pets may be welcome, subject to park rules, and viewings are best arranged in advance.
With countryside around you and the Solway Coast within easy reach, Kippford Bay Caravan Park suits owners who prefer peace and scenery over a busy, entertainment-led resort. Days are simple: a walk, a café stop, a harbour wander, then back to your caravan for a relaxed evening.
Dalbeattie and Dumfries cover the practical essentials—shops, services and days out—while the wider area is ideal for woodland trails, coastal viewpoints and gentle exploring. For rail connections, Dumfries is typically the nearest main station, with London journeys usually around 4–7 hours (service dependent and often with changes).
Life at Kippford Bay Caravan Park is about easy routines and fresh air—quiet mornings, scenic walks, and unhurried afternoons that don’t need a big plan. It’s a good fit if you want your base to feel settled and calm, with the harbour and coastline there when you fancy a change of scene.
Kippford Bay Caravan Park is near Kippford, close to Dalbeattie in Dumfries & Galloway, South West Scotland. Sat nav: DG5 4LF.
It’s a holiday caravan park for breaks and holiday use, rather than full-time residential living.
It’s designed for retired and semi-retired owners, so it’s positioned as a quieter, mature-style park. Confirm the current age policy and eligibility at enquiry.
Yes—viewings are usually arranged in advance. Enquire first to book a suitable time and see what’s currently for sale.
Pets may be allowed, but rules and limits can vary. Always confirm the current pet policy for the specific caravan and pitch before committing.
Rules can vary by beach and time of year. Check local signage when you arrive and keep dogs under control on paths, especially near wildlife and livestock.
Conditions and tides can change quickly. Follow local guidance and signage, check tide times, and take extra care with children or in stronger winds/swell.
Popular options include harbour walks in Kippford, coastal trails towards Rockcliffe, woodland days at Dalbeattie Forest, and trips into Dumfries for shops, food and attractions.