with 280 square feet. Stylish and bespoke for Parkdean Resorts. With luxurious features, such as USB charging points throughout, built in Bluetooth speakers and a Flatscreen TV with Freeview you may never want to leave. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
This spacious and modern holiday home is fully double glazed and central heated with space for up to eight guests thanks to the additional sleeping in the lounge.
Provides a comfortable amount of living space. Perfect if you’re looking for a balance between size and value. Features a fully equipped kitchen, heating & double glazing, a bathroom with shower, and beds fully made up on arrival. Plus, a complimentary hub pass!Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Our largest range of lodge. With an expansive open plan living space, it’s perfect for a relaxing holiday. Features a fully equipped kitchen, heating & double glazing, a bathroom with shower, and beds fully made up on arrival. Plus, fresh towels and a complimentary hub pass!Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Our largest range of lodge. With an expansive open plan living space, it’s perfect for a relaxing holiday. Features a fully equipped kitchen, heating & double glazing, a bathroom with shower, and beds fully made up on arrival. Plus, fresh towels and a complimentary hub pass!Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
If you would like something bigger, this caravan is a spacious option with even more room in the living area. Features a fully equipped kitchen, heating & double glazing, a bathroom with shower, and beds fully made up on arrival. Plus, a complimentary hub pass!.
If you would like something bigger, this caravan is a spacious option with even more room in the living area. Features a fully equipped kitchen, heating & double glazing, a bathroom with shower, and beds fully made up on arrival. Plus, a complimentary hub pass!.
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Sundrum Castle, with real driving times.
Sat nav: KA7 4PQ
Step inside the thatched cottage in Alloway where Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns, was born.
Burns Cottage is the birthplace of Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet, who was born here in 1759. Built by his father, William Burnes, in 1757, it is a long, low, thatched building of clay with four rooms, set on the main street of Alloway in South Ayrshire. It forms part of the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum.
Tip: Head for the kitchen alcove first to see the bed box where Burns was born.
Sat nav: KA18 2NJ
An Adam-designed Ayrshire mansion with its original Chippendale furniture, set in a large estate of woodland and gardens.
Dumfries House is a Palladian country house near Cumnock in Ayrshire, built in the 1750s by the architects John and Robert Adam. It is known for still holding much of its original 18th-century furniture, including pieces specially commissioned from Thomas Chippendale. The house was saved for the nation in 2007 and now serves as the headquarters of The King's Foundation charity.
Tip: Check the Dumfries House website to book a house tour before you go, as the house is visited by tour rather than turning up.
Sat nav: KA19 8LE
Robert Adam's clifftop castle sits in a country park of woods, beaches and play areas on the Ayrshire coast.
Culzean Castle is a clifftop castle on the Ayrshire coast, designed by Robert Adam in the late 18th century for the 10th Earl of Cassillis. Inside, the dramatic Oval Staircase is the centrepiece, and there is a big collection of flintlock pistols and military swords. General Eisenhower was given an apartment at the top of the castle, and he stayed there several times.
Tip: The estate is big, so download the map or pick one up on arrival. Waymarked trails offer four different routes around the park.
Sat nav: ML1 3RT
Scotland's Theme Park beside Strathclyde Park, with roller coasters, a tropical house, glow-in-the-dark bowling and soft play.
M&D's is an amusement park in Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, bordering Strathclyde Park. It has two roller coasters, including Runaway Mine Train and the children's Big Apple, plus thrill rides such as Air Raid and a pirate ship, and Moby's Revenge, a three-lane dinghy water slide. Younger children have their own junior rides, including trampolines.
Tip: Check the park's website for opening times before you go, as hours differ between attractions.
Sat nav: KA3 1XB
A 14th century Kilmarnock castle with arms, armour and early musical instruments, set in a 200-acre country park.
Dean Castle is a 14th century stronghold in Kilmarnock, once home to the Boyd family, who were lords of Kilmarnock for over 400 years. The keep dates from around 1350 and has walls two to three metres thick. Inside, the Great Hall displays collections of arms and armour, while the solar holds early musical instruments.
Sat nav: KA1 3BU
Ayrshire's largest museum and gallery in Kilmarnock, with big touring exhibitions, natural history displays and a tearoom.
The Dick Institute in Kilmarnock opened in 1901 and houses the largest museum and gallery spaces in Ayrshire, alongside East Ayrshire's central library. Its main gallery hosts major touring exhibitions, often in partnership with national institutions such as the V&A and National Galleries Scotland, and it has been described as "Scotland's finest municipal gallery".
Tip: The venue is signposted once you are in Kilmarnock, with car parking around it and town centre parking a 5-minute walk away.
Sat nav: KA2 9BS
A 14th-century royal tower house on a hilltop between Kilmarnock and Troon.
Dundonald Castle is a fortified tower house on a hill above the village of Dundonald, between Kilmarnock and Troon in South Ayrshire. It was built for Robert II on his accession to the throne of Scotland in 1371, and he and his son Robert III used it as a royal residence. The tower still dominates the hill.
Sat nav: KA19 8JR
A South Ayrshire road where cars seem to roll uphill, thanks to a clever optical illusion.
The Electric Brae is a famous gravity hill on the A719, south of Dunure and not far from Ayr in South Ayrshire. The road looks as though it runs uphill, yet a suitably free-running vehicle will slowly move off from a standstill, as if something were pulling it up the slope.
Tip: The illusion runs between the bend overlooking Croy railway viaduct and Craigencroy Glen, so that quarter-mile stretch is the part to head for.
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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35 reviews from guests who stayed at Sundrum Castle
Stayed for 4 mights. Caravan was clean and well-equipped. Staff were great. Good facilities. We had a good time.
Had a good comfortable stay
Great selection, really enjoyed everything!
Perfect spot for a day out! Definitely
We had a lovely time sitting outside with the dogs, even if some seats werent the comfiest. Staff were super quick and friendly and the app for ordering was a real bonus. Prices are a bit higher, but worth it for sure!
We had a lovely holiday overall, but the food in the restaurant was quite disappointing. The chicken and bacon were really tough-couldnt even cut or chew them properly, so we just left it. It felt like a waste of money to dine there. On top of that, we found the female security staffs attitude a bit shocking when she brushed off our questions. However, the reception and other security team members were really helpful and went out of their way for us.
We asked for an upgrade and the lovely lady sorted us out with a caravan not too far from the main complex, which was really thoughtful. The staff all seemed genuinely cheerful and enjoyed their work. The arcade lady with blonde hair, often in a ponytail and sometimes wearing glasses, was particularly fantastic - such a sweet and friendly person. We even mentioned it to her on our last day. Wed definitely return and hopefully next time, therell be even more to keep us busy. We left feeling really positive about the stay!
Really enjoyed our stay
Really enjoyed the trip, felt completely recharged after we returned.
We all had such a lovely time, truly unforgettable holiday moments together.
Spacious cupboards and squeaky floors, but the couch wasnt comfy at all.
Couch not very comfortable floorboards very squeaky plenty cupboard space.
We had a lovely time! The scenery was stunning and the staff were genuinely friendly. Theres plenty for little ones, though teens might find it a bit quieter. Still, well return!
Really enjoyed our stay, would definitely return.
The sites quite hectic, with endless rows of vans everywhere.
Verey good but a busy site with serried rows of vans
One of the broken chair, also bad bit tiny
Quite a cosy place
Not to family comfortably
Great spot for family outings, loved it!
Really enjoyed the stay overall
We loved our 4 days here; the woodl and walks right outside were perfect for the dogs.
We had such a lovely family break! Plenty to keep everyone entertained both on the site and nearby. Fingers crossed everythings open next year! Would love to return.
The caravan had everything we needed, though it was a bit tight space-wise. Still, for the price, it was definitely worth it. Would come back!
Really enjoyed our stay, will return!
The staff here are genuinely friendly and attentive, making everything feel smooth and welcoming. Food was hot and delicious too!
Really enjoyed our stay at Sundrum Castle, lovely surroundings and definitely planning to return!
The caravan was spotless and looked really modern when we arrived, which was great. It did feel a bit smaller than the photos suggested, especially with the kids running around, so next time well pick one that sleeps 8. Overall, we had a decent stay and would return!
The caravan was quite comfy for our family of four, though the bed springs were a tad too firm and the duvet seemed a bit worn out. Still, we enjoyed our stay!
Very satisfied with it
The accommodation and site were really great, we loved the overall vibe. The entertainment team was friendly and fun, though it was clear they were a bit stretched with staff shortages. One guy juggling kids entertainment and DJ duties was impressive but a bit much for one person. Still, we had a good time!
We loved it and will definitely be going back
Holiday was amazing highly recommended
Good nice friendly complex. Been coming here for the last 7 years.
We had a fantastic time for our first visit to Sandrum Castle, it definitely won't be our last. We are a family of 5 and our 3 kids are 7, 5 & 20months old, the staff were fantastic, the kids really enjoyed the entertainment available to them, we also had a great time celebrating my partners birthday while we were there. We can't wait to go back.
