South West Scotland

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For active exhilarating outdoor pursuits, leisurely strolls, culture and history, the inspiring landscape of South West Scotland provides it all.

Three Lochs holiday park and estate provides the ideal base from which to visit the many and varied attractions. Excellent mountain bike trails (7Stanes), walking to suit all levels (Southern Upland Way)and a variety of golf courses. Our own three lochs stocked with game and coarse fish with the pike and bream in particular providing ample sport.

Visitors will be able to view the abundant wildlife in close proximity (links to deer stalking / photography – our specials pages – and links to local wildlife/nature reserves).

History enthusiasts will find many interesting sites of antiquity locally with visits to the Whithorn Trust and Culzean Castle all within easy reach of Three Lochs.

South West Scotland has a rich heritage of arts and crafts. Kirkcudbright is the home of the Glasgow Boys a movement famed for their interpretation of light. Robert Burns poetry lives on – from his birthplace in Alloway to Dumfries where he became an exciseman.

We are proud that part of the Galloway Forest Park established by the Forestry Commission Scotland has been recognised as the first Dark Sky Park in the UK.