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Coastal/Rural
With stretch of beach all along coastal part of A77
The park is small and simplistic, no facilities/entertainment, the seafront views are the main attraction.
The park is situated just off A77 approximately:
6 miles to Ballantrae
7 miles to Girvan
12 miles to Turnberry
19 miles to Galloway Forest
23 miles to Stranraer
27 miles to Ayr
30 miles to Port Patrick
Ballantrae is a coastal village
6 miles from Seascape.
The Ayrshire coastal path passes through the village and there are plenty of other local walks nearby.
Lovely long stretch of beach.
Visit the ruins of the late medieval Ardstinchar Castle
The village has a garden centre with cafe, gift shop and children’s play area.
Convenience store and fuel station.
Girvan
As well as having a lovely long stretch of beach, Girvan also has a train station, Asda supermarket, a variety of restaurants, cafés, shops, boat trip's and lots more to enjoy.
Golf Courses
Scotland has a rich history of golf and there are several local golf courses including Girvan and Stranraer.
For the more adventurous, Ayrshire is home to four championship golf courses Royal Troon, Prestwick, Western Gailes, and Turnberry.
Whatever level you’re handicap is, your guaranteed to find somewhere to practice your swing, eat, drink, socialise and enjoy the spectacular local landscapes
Fishing In The Local Area
If you are looking for a holiday location with fishing opportunities. The Stinchar is one of the most productive of the Ayrshire salmon rivers and it has some excellent fly water fishing.
Salmon & sea trout season runs from 25th Feb to 31st Oct and the brown trout season from 15th March to 6th Oct.
There are many other rivers, lochs and commercial fisheries, there are also several companies offering sea fishing boat trips.
Visit Ailsa Craig
Ailsa Craig lies 10 miles off the coast and rises to 1100 ft above sea-level. It is believed to be a “plug” left behind from an extinct volcano.
The island is home to a ruined castle, a small cottage, lighthouse and a granite quarry where the curling stones come from.
Home to one of the largest gannet colonies in the world It is a bustling seabird city, with puffins, black guillemots, razorbills and peregrines
Explore The Famous Cave's
The coastline has famous caves to explore including Snib’s Cave, which was home to Snib Scott for over 30 years. Further up the A77 you can find the more sinister Bennane Cave, said to be the home of the 15th century cannibal Sawney Bean. While some believe this to be just a story and others believe it to be true, it is still definitely worth a visit.
Walking
Beach walk right across from accommodation.
Can't attach link's on this page, though if you search online, Ayrshire walking & Ayrshire coastal path, a few different sites come up.
Just some of the local walk's
Dow Hill Trail 3.5 km / 2.25 miles.
Byne Hill Trail 6.5 km / 4 miles.
Laggan Trail 7 km / 4.5 miles.
Girvan to Barr Hill Trail 10 km / 6 miles.
Pinmore Trail 17 km / 11 miles
You also have Loch, Trails & Mountains to explore in Galloway Forest.

Local buses
Train station in Girvan
Taxi