Beach walks, rock pooling, woodland walks, sand dune sledging and sea swimming are just a few of the fun activities you can do on the site.  Make new friends around our communal bonfire, the big skies are great for star gazing or cook some fresh local produce on our BBQs.

We have chickens, alpacas, pygmy goats and lambs in the spring on site, so you can collect your eggs in the morning for breakfast. Want to get more involved?  No problem, we think it's great to give kids a bit of responsibility to help feed the animals.

The area is also a site of scientific interest meaning there is a huge variety of bird and animal life.  Don't be surprised to see deer, wild rabbits, hares running around during the day and you may be called upon to shoo away the badgers or foxes who try to get to the chickens at night.  For any bird watchers there is an abundance of wildfowl, from the heron who lives in the burn, to the pheasants you will see running along the road.