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Walled Garden Caravan and Camping Park

Telephone 01655 740323
Others nearby The Ranch Caravan Club Site (4.4 miles), Croyburnfoot Leisure Park (6.6 miles), Heads Of Ayr Leisure Park (8.9 miles), Craig Tara Holiday Park (9.2 miles)

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Walled Garden Caravan and Camping Park

www.walledgardencp.co.uk
Address Kilkerran, Maybole, Ayr, KA19 7SG
Telephone 01655 740323
Telephone (Evening) 01655 740323
Fax 01655 740323
Average User Rating ****O

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Our quiet, secluded park is set within the historic Kilkerran Estate, home of the Fergusson family.
Surrounded by many specimen trees, the park is well sheltered and a real suntrap during the summer months. The park's tranquil atmosphere provides the ideal setting in which to unwind and relax.

Special Offers Age Concessions for over 55's all season.


Please note: only ECO FRIENDLY toilet fluids can be used in our disposal point due to the septic tank drainage system.These are available on site.

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Facilities in Walled Garden Caravan and Camping Park

  • Pets allowed
  • Allow rallies
  • Disabled access
  • Family park
  • 66 Touring pitches £8.50 - £13.00
  • 18 Tent pitches
  • 6 Motorhome pitches £8.50 - £13.00
  • Serviced pitches
  • Children's play area
  • 70 Electric hook-ups
  • LPG stockist
  • Sanitary block(s)
  • Laundry
  • Shop
  • Visitor parking

Recreation room including TV, pool table, table tennis and football table.
Putting green
Golf practice net
Football area
carpet bowling
Woodturning demonstrations (monthly)
Many walks around the park

User reviews of Walled Garden Caravan and Camping Park

Average User Rating ****O
21 May 2008 - derrick atkin1 from Cumbria wrote
***
Rating
***
And recommends it for:
a couple, a tourer/motorhomer

First Class park, Jim the owner went out of his way to rectify an electrical problem with our van which only became apparent when setting up for our 7 nt stay.While rectifying this problem he also discovered that our gas regulator was leaking,lo and behold Jim produced one and fitted it for us.
Cannot praise the Service recieved highly enough as our stay could have been ruined.
D.A.A

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24 Mar 2008 - margaretw from ayrshire scotland wrote
*****
Rating
*****
And recommends it for:
a family with children, a tourer/motorhomer

Just returned from a short break at the walled garden caravan park could not praise owner jim and staff enough they were so helpful the park is lovely, sheltered, peaceful as well as catering for all ages nightly entertainment run by jim was most enjoyable .Will return again without a doubt !!

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26 Sep 2005 - nellynic from Tyne & Wear wrote

We stayed here in the summer and it really is superb. The proprietor is the friendliest and most helpful guy you could wish to meet. The location is really sheltered and in a wonderful area. Facilities nearby include a Golf course about 3 mile away and its handy for Ayr and the coast.

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Things to do on-site or nearby Walled Garden Caravan and Camping Park

Beach , Fishing , Golf , Horse Riding , Swimming (Indoor) , Sports Ground , Internet Access , Games Room , TV Room , Snooker/Pool , Leisure Centre

Carpet bowls

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These details were last updated on Friday 31 October 2008