Galloway Point Holiday Park

Whatever your pursuits, the countryside around Galloway Point can cater for all your needs. Dumfries and Galloway has a rich, historical heritage. The region proximity to the English border has left a legacy of castles and fortifications which can be explored. The area also has great significance in the establishment of Christianity in Scotland and there are many places of interest to visit, including the archaeological dig at Whithorn and St Ninians Cave. Every sport you can think of can be catered for in the region with golfers having the luxury of the excellent links course at Dunskey on your doorstep. There are more than 23 golf courses in the area to test your skills. For the active visitor perhaps walking the 212 mile Southern Upland Way is an attraction, passing through some of the most varied and unspoilt countryside in Scotland. Dumfries and Galloway has lots to offer families with some excellent places to visit that are fun for parents and children alike. The surrounding area is a gardeners dream. Since the climate is influenced by the Gulf Stream, there are several renowned gardens nearby. These include Castle Kennedy, Ardwell, Glenwhan and possibly the best known, Logan Botanical Gardens which exhibits many exotic trees and plants.