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Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

  • 4.7 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 6

Discover the serene Coldingham Bay Leisure Park, a haven nestled in the Scottish Borders, offering an idyllic retreat with its 22 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. Here, tranquillity meets convenience, with the beach just over a mile away and a plethora of activities within reach.

Accommodations at this park sleep a varying number of guests, catering to different group sizes, and are designed to provide a comfortable and stylish stay. Some lodgings boast the luxury of a hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. The lodges are equipped with modern amenities to ensure a home-away-from-home experience.

Whether you're seeking a peaceful countryside setting or an adventure-filled holiday, this park serves as the perfect base. With children's play areas and a host of nearby attractions, it's a destination that caters to all tastes. Explore our range of holiday lodges and find your perfect getaway.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Berwickshire Coast, indulge in the local culture, and create unforgettable memories at this picturesque leisure park.

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park Features

Lodge Facilities
  • 22 acres of landscaped grounds
  • Beach just over a mile away
  • On park: The Drift Inn with seasonal entertainment
  • Children’s play area
  • Discovery Trail *
  • Wi-Fi *
  • Launderette *
  • Bar and Restaurant with Sky Sports and designated dog friendly area
  • Charges apply
Accommodation features
  • A choice of quality two and three bedroom caravans and three bedroom lodges
  • TV with selected Freeview channels
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Shower
  • Bed linen, duvets and towels
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Picnic bench
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Double glazed and centrally heated
  • Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
  • Pets: £25 per pet, per stay (maximum 3 pets) (in specific accommodation only)
  • All non-smoking accommodation
  • Wi-Fi Chargeable
  • * Charges apply.

Other Lodges At Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

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Limetree Lodge

  • Sleeps 6

A spacious three-bedroom lodge with two bathrooms and modern open-plan living, ideal for larger families.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

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Superior Oak Lodge

  • Sleeps 6

Choose the Superior Oak Lodge (Sleeps 6) for the ultimate escape to Coldingham on the Berwickshire coast, a wonderful choice for couples and families looking for spacious accommodation as a base to stroll to the beach and visit nearby St Abbs. Under two years old, this lodge features a master double bedroom and two twin bedrooms, plus a family bathroom and stylish open plan living area with a spacious kitchen; everyone can switch off and reconnect with plenty of space to relax in your own space too. Doors open onto a spacious private decking area with outdoor seating and designated parking, meaning you can simply arrive and soak up our exquisite countryside location. Superior lodge accommodation includes an earlier 2pm check-in and welcome essentials such as: tea, coffee, towels and linen. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned to your booking.

From £575.10 for 7 nights
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Helpful Info To Get More From Your Stay

What do guests love about this accommodation?

Guests are enamoured with the immaculate condition of the park, the friendly staff, and the variety of great places to visit in the vicinity. The park's prime location and the helpfulness of the staff in addressing any issues promptly add to the overall positive experience.

Getting there

To get to Coldingham Bay Leisure Park, if driving, take the A1 motorway and follow signs towards Coldingham. By rail, the nearest train station is Berwick-upon-Tweed, from which you can take a taxi or local bus services to reach your destination.

Nearby Essentials

During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.

ServiceDistance (miles)Postcode
Pharmacy1.2 milesTD14 5SE
Train station11.2 milesTD15 1NF
Pub0.9 milesTD14 5PA
Dog walk0.5 milesTD14 5PZ
Supermarket1.3 milesTD14 5QE
Indian takeaway (Spice Garden)1.4 milesTD14 5QE
Chinese takeaway (Ming's Garden)1.4 milesTD14 5QE
Italian takeaway (Giacopazzi's)1.5 milesTD14 5QF

For families with Kids

This destination is family-friendly, with a children's play area on-site and nearby nature reserves and beaches that offer plenty of activities for children to enjoy and explore.

Is Coldingham Bay Holiday Park A good location for couples?

For couples, this is an ideal retreat with romantic coastal walks and the opportunity for peaceful picnics on the beach. Nearby inns provide the perfect setting for a cosy evening out.

Dining and Cafes

The closest eatery is The Anchor Inn (0.9 miles, 018907 71679), offering a cosy dining experience. For a delightful café visit, try Priory View Café (1.2 miles, 018907 51637), known for its delicious treats.

Within walking distance of your lodge

A short walk away you'll find stunning beaches, scenic coastal walks, local shops for essentials, and inviting inns and pubs perfect for a relaxing end to your day.

Quickfire FAQs

Do the accommodations have hot tubs?

No, none of the properties available have hot tubs.

Is the accommodation pet-friendly?

Yes, there are specific dog-friendly options available, ensuring that your furry friends can join in on the holiday fun.

What type of activities are available on-site?

The park boasts a variety of activities, including a children's play area, ensuring entertainment for all ages during your stay.

Are there dining options within the accommodation?

While the accommodation provides the facilities for self-catering, the park also features dining options with decent prices and a selection of tasty meals.

What is the setting of the accommodation?

The accommodation is set within 22 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, offering a peaceful countryside atmosphere.

How close is the nearest beach?

The nearest beach is just over a mile away from the accommodation, making it an easy and scenic walk or a short drive for beachgoers.

Top Days Out Near Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Coldingham Bay Holiday Park, with real driving times.

Geological site 16 min drive · 8.7 miles

Siccar Point

Sat nav: TD13 5AA

The coastal rock face where James Hutton found evidence that the Earth is far older than people thought.

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Siccar Point is a rocky coastal promontory in the Scottish Borders, near Cockburnspath, and one of the most important places in the history of geology. It is an IUGS Geoheritage Site. Here, gently sloping reddish-brown Devonian rock rests on dark, near-vertical Silurian rock beneath it. This meeting of two very different rock layers is known as Hutton's Unconformity.

Tip: Head for the promontory itself, where the unconformity is best seen in three dimensions; the ruined St Helen's Chapel is about a kilometre to the west.

Castle 44 min drive · 33.1 miles

Bamburgh Castle

Sat nav: NE69 7DF

A huge coastal fortress on a rocky crag, packed with Anglo-Saxon, Norman and Victorian history.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • Half day
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Bamburgh Castle is a Grade I listed fortress on the Northumberland coast, built on a crag of volcanic dolerite above the North Sea. It covers nine acres of rocky plateau and is one of the largest inhabited castles in the country.

Tip: Prams and pushchairs aren't allowed in the State Rooms, so bring a baby carrier; there is a free shuttle buggy from the on-site car park up the hill.

Castle 37 min drive · 27.1 miles

Tantallon Castle

Sat nav: EH39 5PN

A ruined red sandstone clifftop fortress facing the Bass Rock, with battlements you can climb.

  • Families
  • Couples
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Tantallon is a ruined 14th-century fortress near North Berwick, set on a clifftop headland above the Firth of Forth. A massive red sandstone curtain wall blocks off the promontory, with sea cliffs protecting the other three sides. It was home to the Red Douglas family and was besieged three times, the last by Cromwell's army.

Tip: Head up to the battlements for the views over the North Sea to the Bass Rock and its seabird colonies.

Castle 40 min drive · 28.2 miles

Lindisfarne Castle

Sat nav: TD15 2SH

A Tudor fort turned Arts and Crafts home on Holy Island, with seals, sea views and a tidal causeway.

  • Families
  • Dogs in the grounds
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Lindisfarne Castle is a 16th-century fort on Holy Island, reached across a tidal causeway. In 1901 Sir Edwin Lutyens turned it into an Arts and Crafts home, and inside you can see the stone vaults of the old Tudor gun battery. Outside, upturned boats serve as sheds, and there's a walled garden designed by Gertrude Jekyll.

Tip: Check the safe causeway crossing times before you travel, then park in the main island car park. The castle is a one-mile walk each way, and the approach is up steep cobbles, so wear sturdy footwear.

Stately home 26 min drive · 14.9 miles

Manderston House

Sat nav: TD11 3PR

An Edwardian Borders mansion with a silver staircase, a marble dairy and 60 acres of formal gardens.

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Manderston is an Edwardian stately home near Duns in the Scottish Borders, remodelled by architect John Kinross with no expense spared. The opulent state rooms include a ballroom and a marble hall, and the house has the only silver staircase in the world. You can also see the extensive "downstairs" domestic quarters, and the world's largest collection of Huntley & Palmers biscuit tins.

Aviation museum 41 min drive · 28.6 miles

National Museum of Flight

Sat nav: EH39 5LE

Scotland's national aviation museum, set on a wartime airfield with Concorde-era airliners, jets and a Vulcan bomber.

  • Rainy days
  • Families
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The National Museum of Flight is Scotland's national aviation museum, part of National Museums Scotland. It sits at East Fortune Airfield, just south of the village of East Fortune, in the original buildings of RAF East Fortune, a well preserved Second World War airfield. The whole site is a scheduled monument.

Castle 50 min drive · 35.2 miles

Chillingham Castle

Sat nav: NE66 5NJ

A Grade I listed Northumberland fortress with grand rooms, gardens, a torture chamber and ghost tours.

  • Families
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Chillingham Castle is a 13th-century fortress in Northumberland, listed Grade I. It stands on what was once the border between England and Scotland, and was repeatedly attacked and besieged. Edward I stayed here in 1298, and James I in 1617. Inside you can see its grand rooms, including the great hall, and walk through the gardens and grounds. There are lakes and a tearoom too.

Castle 58 min drive · 44 miles

Alnwick Castle

Sat nav: NE66 1NQ

A Northumberland castle with state rooms, battlements and the Harry Potter broomstick lessons filmed in its grounds.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • Rainy days
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Alnwick Castle is the seat of the Duke of Northumberland and has been home to the Percy family since 1307. It began as a Norman stronghold and grew into a major fortress on the Anglo-Scottish border. Inside the keep, the State Rooms include the Library, Drawing Room, Saloon, Dining Room and China Gallery. You can also walk the battlements and see the Victorian Great Kitchen.

Tip: Broomstick Training needs a time-slot ticket, and Alnwick Castle tickets don't include The Alnwick Garden, which has its own website.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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Visitor Reviews of Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

4.7Visitor Rating out of 5

40 reviews from guests who stayed at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

Verified Guest
Date of stay: 21st July 2025

Clean and well fitted

Emma
Date of stay: 6th May 2025

We had a great stay! The owners were so friendly and helpful, especially when the storm knocked out the power. The cottage was spotless, warm and well-equipped. Our dog loved the enclosed garden and we really enjoyed the hot tub!

Emma
Date of stay: 5th May 2025

We had an amazing stay! The house is beautifully situated in the countryside and the courtyard with the hot tub really made it special. Perfect spot for peaceful walks too.

Verified Guest
Date of stay: 5th May 2025

Great caravan. As normal, bed was a little wobbly.

Claire, Port Glasgow
Date of stay: 3rd May 2025

We really enjoyed our stay at Coldingham Bay Leisure Park. The whole place is kept lovely and tidy and its just so relaxing - exactly what we needed. The caravan was well equipped and those beds were super comfy, especially since its a newer model. The highlight for us was definitely the food from the marquee restaurant - delicious! And the location near Coldingham Bays beach is perfect for a chill day out.

Michael
Date of stay: 30th April 2025

We had a fantastic weekend here, exactly what we needed. The place was perfect for us and our dogs, who especially enjoyed the underfloor heating and the garden. Luna was wagging her tail nonstop! Sadly, she strained it, but the vet said it was from all the excitement. Were definitely coming back soon. Such a great stay!

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