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Liddesdale Lodge has rural aspects and has easy access to all local amenities. Bars,restaurants and shops are within walking distance ( one mile).
The Ryan Centre features a swimming pool, gym, cinema and theatre, the facilities can be used with no membership required and can be paid for on the day.
The famous annual Oyster Festival is a 10 minute walk away, and is a bustling gourmet delight.
The Lodge has been created with walkers , cyclists and wild swimmers in mind ( all activities that we do ourselves). The Rhins has many coastal and forest walks , and is part of The Southern Upland Way.
An exciting new development for cyclists opening this summer is the new 250 mile coast to coast cycle route from Stranraer to Eyemouth.
A little less strenuous are the beautiful cycle routes around Loch Ryan and The Rhins.
There are numerous wild swimming spots around the coast for people to enjoy. Such as Lady Bay, Port Logan and Ardwell Bay.
Stranraer Golf Club is a four minute drive away, and will offer a discounted daily fee for guests.
There are three beautiful gardens in the area. Logan Botanical Gardens, Castle Kennedy and Glenwhan Gardens. Being warmed by the Gulf Stream Logan Botanical Gardens is able to grow plants from Australia, New Zealand, Central America and Africa.
The ferry service at Cairnryan which connects Larne and Belfast is a 14 minute drive away ( Paul and Heather would be happy to drop off and pick up if we're available)
There are many historical sites in the area, from the supposedly haunted Dunskey Castle, Sawney Beans cave, and of course, all the history that surrounds Loch Ryan.
For bird watchers, there is Aldouran Glen and the wetlands, The Mull of Galloway, Wig Bay and many more.
While on the coast look out for seals, dolphins , harbour porpoises, and otters, and when in the forest you are likely to see deer, red squirrels and foxes. There have been recent sightings of wild goats in the area.
Portpatrick, Port William and Port Logan together with Luce Bay and The Forest of Galloway are all in easy distance.
For star gazers, the dark skies in the area are perfect to see the constellations and sometimes on a clear night you may be lucky enough to see the Aurora Borealis.

Private off road parking at the property for two vehicles.
Plenty free parking in the town. Also a two hour parking permit will be supplied for shortstay carparks.
Railway station within walking distance and city link buses.
Ferries to Ireland are a 14 minute drive away.
Easily accessible local taxi services.