Set ten minutes from Eyemouth and the sandy Berwickshire coast, Coldingham Bay Holiday Park offers a fun, family friendly escape. Choose from electric hardstanding super pitches for tourers or cosy holiday caravans and lodges. Enjoy The Drift Inn bar and restaurant serving food, drinks, live music, quizzes, entertainment, plus an arcade for the kids. Head to St Abbs Head, 15 minutes away, for dramatic cliffs and hiking trails. Dog friendly too!

Why choose Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

Enjoy onsite facilities, including a restaurant/bar, live entertainment, music, and an arcade area!

A ten minute drive from the Berwickshire coast and award winning beaches, including Coldingham Bay

Family and dog friendly holiday park with spacious pitches, ten minutes off the A1

About the site

Located just ten minutes from the sandy Berwickshire coast and award-winning Coldingham Bay Beach, this touring park offers an ideal family friendly escape. Onsite, enjoy a meal or drink at The Drift Inn restaurant and bar, with live music, acts, an arcade, and friendly quizzes to keep everyone entertained. Onsite guests will find 50 spacious 9.1m x 7.6m hardstanding super pitches with a 16 amp electric hook up and water hook up suitable for caravans, motorhomes, and campervans. Explore the nearby fishing village of St Abbs (five minutes) or head to Eyemouth (ten minutes) for seaside walks, attractions, and watersports. The park is also just an hour from popular historical attractions, including Bamburgh Castle and Alnwick Castle! The site also offers holiday caravans and furnished lodges for those seeking a more luxurious break with all the home comforts. Up to three dogs are welcome to join your stay. BBQs are allowed, provided they are raised off the ground. Sorry, campfires are not permitted at this site.

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park is open from 01/01 to 01/10. Pitches from £20/night for 2 people.

Map of the site

The Drift Inn sample menu

What facilities are at Coldingham Bay 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

(Included)

Baby changing facilities

Electric hookups

Entertainment

EV charging

Games room

Kids playground

Laundry

Near beach

Near pub

Open year round

Peaceful

RV pitches

TV room

Wash up area

Water hookups

Watersports

Onsite there is a facility block with toilets, showers and disabled facilities. There is an indoor washing up area, baby changing facilities, a launderette, free WiFi, EV charging, and a designated dog friendly area.

Children can roam around in the play area, which features a climbing frame and swings. The onsite Discovery Trail can be purchased from reception, filled with questions, games, and activities based on the local wildlife surrounding the trail.

You will also have access to the Drift Inn restaurant and bar with Sky Sports, serving a range of food and drinks. The Drift Inn hosts a range of live music and evening entertainment (comedy, magic, live acts, theme nights), cash prize bingo, quizzes, and a party in the playden for kids from April to November. There is an arcade too.

For camping essentials, a local Spar is a ten minute walk away from the site. The New Inn pub is a ten minute walk and is also dog friendly.

There are 264 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

Tourers and awnings on electric hardstanding super pitches (9.1m x 7.6m)

Twin axel on electric hardstanding pitches with a private hedging

Caravan with an awning and picnic bench on an electric hardstanding pitch

19 x Electric Hardstanding Super Pitches

Max 6 people

Electric 9.1m x 7.6m hardstanding pitches with a 16 amp electric hook up and water hook up to suit roof tents, caravans, campervans, motorhomes and RVs.

Other accommodation

241 x Holiday Caravans

A range of stylish caravans, 12 ft wide and featuring double glazing, a TV and DVD player, plus central heating and self contained facilities.

4 x Lodges

High quality lodges which feature a TV and DVD player, central heating, double glazing and outdoor decking.

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Nice site with simple amenities plus food serving pub!

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Jonathan S

Motorhome - Electric Hardstanding Super PitchesApr 2026

Well located site for walkers, great coastal loop walk to St Abbas Head, can also walk to Eyemouth from here but can’t comment on that as we didn’t go. Nice little cafe at the harbour at St Abbs harbour side, great food and cakes! The site itself is simple, easy to find, and has a pub with simple pub food on offer. Friendly enough site, although there are a lot of static caravans on site (their main business) and everyone seems to know each other. Have stayed here twice, great stop off on the way farther north into Scotland, not too far from the A1.

Shocking facilities!

Robert H

Motorhome - Electric Hardstanding Super PitchesApr 2026

The campsite is in a great location with a couple of pubs within walking distance and one that serves food. The Coldingham Priory is a must see, as are visits to St Abbs and Coldingham Bay. The clubhouse on site is very nice with a modern feel and plenty of seating and a decent bar. The young lad serving was very friendly and professional. The facilities on this site are what really lets it down. Both male and female shower blocks have just 2 shower cubicles in each, with locks that are not working and really dated and unclean toilets and showers. The male toilets had only one cubicle with toilet paper. The bins in the motorhome and touring caravan section were absolutely overflowing, with no way possible to recycle as there were actually bin bags surrounding the bins, meaning you could not get near the bins. Not wanting to add to the mess at the bins, we took our rubbish home with us and disposed of it in our own bins. The facilities were so poor we decided to leave a day early as there would have been no way of improving anything as the whole block needs refurbishing and updating. All staff encountered were lovely and professional, it was just the facilities that were the issue.

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Kimberley T

VW-Type Campervan - Electric Hardstanding Super PitchesMar 2026

All staff are friendly. Very spacious and clean.

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Frequently asked questions about Coldingham Bay Holiday Park

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Site rules

What time is check-in and check out at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

Check-in at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park is available from 2pm until 6pm. Please advise the site if you are delayed. Departure is due before noon on your last day.

Is Coldingham Bay HolidayPark dog-friendly?

Yes, Coldingham Bay Holiday Park is dog friendly, allowing up to three per pitch. Dogs must be kept on the lead at all times and not left unattended. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

Does Coldingham Bay Holiday Park allow BBQs and campfires?

BBQs are allowed at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park as long as they are raised off the ground. Campfires are not permitted.

Does Coldingham Bay Holiday Park allow groups or pitches being booked together?

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park caters for families and couples only. Group bookings are only accepted by prior agreement. Hen and stag parties are not permitted.

Does Coldingham Bay Holiday Park have a quiet time or noise policy?

Yes, Coldingham Bay Holiday Park operates a quiet policy after 11pm.

Pitches

Does Coldingham Bay Holiday Park allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?

Yes, awnings and gazebos are allowed at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park.

What amp is the electric hook up at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

The super electric hardstanding pitches at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park have a 16 amp hook up.

Facilities

Is there WiFi at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

Yes, free WiFi is included during your stay at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park.

Does Coldingham Bay Holiday Park have a shop onsite?

For camping essentials, a local Spar is a ten minute walk away from Coldingham Bay Holiday Park.

Is there a restaurant or cafe at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

Yes, Coldingham Bay Holiday Park has the Drift Inn restaurant and bar with Sky Sports, serving a range of food and drinks. The Drift Inn hosts a range of live music and evening entertainment.

Does Coldingham Bay Holiday Park have electric vehicle charging?

Yes, Coldingham Bay Holiday Park has EV charging points.

What is phone signal like at Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park should have a strong 4G signal for all networks.

Getting there

What are the nearest public transport links to Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

Arthur's Lodge bus stop is a ten minute walk from Coldingham Bay Holiday Park. The nearest train station is Reston, a ten minute drive away.

What is the nearest bus stop to Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

The nearest bus stop to Coldingham Bay Holiday Park is Arthur's Lodge, a ten minute walk away.

What's nearby

What are the nearest pubs to Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

The Anchor and the New Inn are a ten minute walk from Coldingham Bay Holiday Park, serving food and drink.

What are the nearest beaches to Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

Coldingham Bay and Eyemouth Beach can be reached within a ten minute drive from Coldingham Bay Holiday Park.

What is within walking distance of Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

Coldingham Priory is a ten minute walk from Coldingham Bay Holiday Park. Creel Path (hiking area) is a 25 minute walk away, or head to Coldingham Bay within a 30 minute stroll.

What walking routes are close to Coldingham Bay Holiday Park?

St Abbs Head is just a 15 minute drive from Coldingham Bay Holiday Park home to dramatic cliffs and hiking trails.

Things to do on site and in the Eyemouth area

Start your stay with the onsite Discovery Trail, perfect for spotting local wildlife, or join in the evening fun at Party in the Playden with family entertainment and dancing.

Just five minutes away, explore the charming fishing village of St Abbs, home to St Abbs Head with its dramatic cliffs, scenic hikes, and diverse wildlife. A ten minute drive takes you to Eyemouth and Coldingham Bay Beach, ideal for surfing, sea diving, kayaking, and other water adventures along the Berwickshire coast.

Berwick Boat Trips (25 minutes) is a popular spot offering relaxing boat trips along the River Tweed and at sea from Berwick-Upon-Tweed, you can even bring your dog along for free!

For a touch of history, visit Paxton House (25 minutes), an elegant 18th-century Palladian mansion with art collections and landscaped grounds. History lovers can venture just under an hour to discover the grand Bamburgh, Alnwick, and Chillingham Castles, each steeped in heritage and offering spectacular views.

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