Your Isle of Arran escape starts here.
Stay on our working farm overlooking Ailsa Craig, with cosy Isle of Arran accommodation and the perfect base for exploring the island
Why choose Arran Park for Isle of Arran accommodation?
Look out across the Firth of Clyde to Ailsa Craig, the distinctive granite island that rises from the sea and has become one of Scotland’s most recognisable landmarks.
Stay on a peaceful farm with open views, fresh air and space to relax.
Great for exploring — Our Isle of Arran accommodation is a comfortable base for beaches, walks, wildlife and days out across the island.
Flexible accommodation — Choose from two spacious static caravans or The Old Byre, a cosy self-contained conversion in the farm’s former cattle byre.
Stay with us
The Old Byre – Self-Catering on the Isle of Arran
Not long ago the beef herd used this space but now The Old Byre is a cosy and versatile place to stay in the heart of the farm, well placed for exploring the island. With a double bed and a sofa bed, it can accommodate up to three guests.
The Willows – Self-Catering Caravan on the Isle of Arran
Coming soon – A welcoming three-bedroom static caravan for up to six guests, with one double and two twin bedrooms, offering everything you need for a comfortable holiday on the island.
The Hawthorn – Self-Catering Caravan on the Isle of Arran
Coming soon – A comfortable three-bedroom static caravan for up to six guests, with one double and two twin bedrooms. Ideal for families or friends looking for a relaxed base from which to explore Arran.
Explore Arran and Beyond
From beaches and hill walks to wildlife spotting, golf, cycling, great food and days out, Arran Park is a peaceful base for making the most of the island.
Why is everyone talking about Ailsa Craig?
That distinctive island you can see from Arran Park is Ailsa Craig – an ancient volcanic plug rising from the Firth of Clyde. It’s famous for its seabird colonies, spectacular sunsets and even the rare granite used to make Olympic curling stones.
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