Highview is a 4 star touring park well equipped with facilities - a play park, tuck shop and a great location along the Causeway Coast. Views from this small and quiet family site look over countryside towards Giant's Causeway (15 mins by car). Whether you choose a pitch or a hassle free glamping log cabin, it's the perfect place to relax or spend days exploring. In striking distance of Dunluce Castle, the Dark Hedges, Carrick-a-Rede and more.

Why choose Highview Holiday Park

Explore Northern Irelands north coast, close to Dunluce Castle and Ballintoy Harbour

Less than 10 minutes to the picturesque, sandy beach of White Rocks

A friendly, highly rated site perfect for the whole family, with a play park and tuck shop

About the site

Highview Holiday Park's location couldn't be better to sample everything the beautiful North Antrim Coast and Glens have to offer. Only a very short drive will take you to Portrush, famous for its golf, super beaches and fine dining. Choose between all weather pitches with electric and a selection of fully serviced pitches, all ideal for a touring break. If you'd rather just turn up, pop down the sleeping bag and have a comfy home ready for you, the park's glamping log cabins are the ideal choice. Each sleeps four with a double bed settee and two chair beds for the kids. Within their cosy interior you're treated to a kettle, toaster, fridge, television and power supply for charging your gadgets. Please bring bedding with you. The park also includes fully furnished static caravans for hire, sleeping four or six inside, and a holiday cottage.

Highview Holiday Park is open from 29/03 to 30/10. Stay from £32/night for 2 people (2-night minimum).

"Our stay at Highview was the highlight of our Ireland tour"

Richard L

"The customer service was excellent, nothing was a bother"

Jennifer K

"The facilities are great and spotless"

Diane J

What facilities are at Highview Holiday Park?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Bike hire

Electric hookups

Glamping

Golf

Kids playground

Laundry

Near beach

Near pub

Peaceful

Water hookups

Watersports

The site offers modern facilities, including a heated toilet and shower block with two female and two male toilets and showers, as well as a disabled bathroom with a toilet, shower, and wash basin. Hairdryers are available to borrow and there are hooks in all the shower cubicles. A laundry and dishwashing area is also available, along with free WiFi.

There is a tuck shop onsite and a two minute walk takes you to a coffee shop, bike shop and bike hire nearby. A minute's drive away is the Royal Court Hotel which has a bar and serves food. Excellent golf is available in Portrush.

There are 19 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

4 x Log Cabins

Max 4 people

Cosy glamping cabins which offer a TV, fridge, kettle, toaster, phone charging sockets. Just bring your sleeping bags. Sleeping four, they offer a double bed settee and chair beds for kids. Sorry, no pets. Access to shared WC/shower facilities.

Other accommodation

2 x Static Holiday Homes

Max 6 people

Static caravans for hire with plenty of space to sleep up to six. Inside you'll find a double bedroom with ensuite, plus a twin room with pull out double sofa bed in the living area, and a fully equipped kitchen. Bedding and towels provided.

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Good location

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Margaret C

Sprinter-Type Campervan - Electric All Weather PitchesJul 2025

Nice, quiet campsite with no problems but could do with more space between vans. Toilets and showers immaculate plenty of hot water. Friendly staff. Downside is the large stones on the gravel, they can get caught in the tyre and fired across the campsite which could be dangerous.

Amazing location and quite for a great night's sleep

Recommends site

Gareth K

Motorhome - Fully Serviced Touring PitchesJul 2025

Great location and set back well off the main road meant it was very peaceful and we had 2 great nights sleep. The toilets and show facilities are up to date and spotless.

Site's response

Thanks for the great review Gareth. Hopefully see you again soon 👍👍

Fantastic stay

Recommends site

Jane M

Sprinter-Type Campervan - Electric All Weather PitchesJun 2025

We had a lovely stay here, the facilities were very clean and we felt very welcome, will definitely be back.

Site's response

Great review. Thank you so much. We’re really glad you enjoyed your time with us and look forward to seeing you again soon. Highview 😎

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Site rules

Is Highview Holiday Park dog friendly?

Yes, up to two dogs are welcome to join on all touring pitches, provided they are kept on a lead whilst onsite and well-supervised.

Are BBQs/campfires allowed at Highview Holiday Park?

BBQs are welcome, provided they are raised off the ground. Open fires are not permitted.

What time is check-in/out at Highview Holiday Park?

Check-in is between 2pm-8pm on arrival day and check-out is due by noon on day of departure.

Pitches

Does Highview Holiday Park allow awnings, gazebos and pup tents?

Highview Holiday Park does not allow gazebos or pup tents, but you can bring a porch awning for a small fee with you for your stay.

What's nearby

What attractions are nearby Highview Holiday Park?

Set along the Causeway Coast, the park is ideally situated for trips to Dunluce Castle, less than two miles away, as well as the 20m rope bridge at Carrick-a-Rede (12.8 miles), and the Dark Hedges (13.5 miles).

The glorious beaches at Portrush can be reached in just over five minutes, and make time for a day at the golf club before dinner.

You'll find plenty to please little ones too, with fun and family friendly rides at Barry's Amusements (3.3 miles).

Things to do on site and in the Portrush area

If you're the outdoor type then this area is right up your street. The scenery is stunning and you can walk for miles along great beaches or coastal paths.

Kids will love Barry's Amusements or Kiddie Land for family fun. Spend a day at the Giant's Causeway where Finn McCool the local giant took on the equally fearsome Scottish giant. A short drive from there will take you to Ballintoy or to visit the Dark Hedges, both of which feature in Game of Thrones.

Don't forget Dunluce Castle and crossing the rope bridge at Carrick-a-Rede. Just in case there's a rainy day you can go visit the Old Bushmills Distillery or the Salmon Station. Oh and don't forget Portstewart Strand and Mussenden Temple.

If you like the water then try out the local surf schools or just have a nice swim. There's fishing, boating, snorkelling or just have a glass of bubbly in the Harbour Bar or Portrush Yacht Club.

How about watching the International North West 200 motorcycle race in May where the bikes reach speeds of over 200 mph! The festival lasts for a week and there are organised events every day.

There are various markets and events happening around the area throughout the summer season so you will be busy but only if you want to be. Come here and be flat out or just chill.