Queensberry Bay Holiday Park

Set beside the Solway Firth in Powfoot, Queensberry Bay Holiday Park offers holiday homes, glamping pods, lodges, and touring pitches, some with sea views. The holiday homes include private bathrooms, fully equipped kitchens, and appliances such as a refrigerator, oven, stovetop, toaster, microwave, and TV. Glamping pods have a fold-away bed, sofa, full-size cooker, microwave, fridge, TV, and a shower room, with decking overlooking the water. Onsite leisure facilities at Queensberry Bay include a swimming pool, sauna, spa, games room, fishing, and cycling. A full Scottish breakfast is available at Queensberry Bay Holiday Park, and the Sandpiper Bar and Restaurant also serves Sunday roast, steak pie, and smoked haddock fish cakes. The Sandpiper Bar and Restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating facing the coast and is dog-friendly. The park has a dog exercise field, dog wash, playground, and direct access to Powfoot beach and walks along the golf course. Queensberry Bay is 19 km from Caerlaverock Castle, 25 km from Dumfries and County Golf Club and Dumfries and Galloway Golf Club, 36 km from Carlisle Castle, 6 km from Lonsdale Cinema, and 26 km from Queen of the South Football Club. Glasgow Prestwick Airport is 100 km away, and the park is just off the main motorway with National Cycle Route 7 passing through the area.

Reception staff give a welcome pack with tea, coffee, and a dog treat on arrival.

The touring-pitch toilet block has individual rooms with toilet, sink, and shower, with hot, powerful showers.

The park is quiet at night.

A 3-night caravan stay was reported at £148.

Some glamping pods are small, and the fold-down bed leaves little floor space when in use.

The Sandpiper stops serving food by 7:45 pm on certain nights.