Heads of Ayr Caravan Park

The gulls wheel overhead and the salt wind blows steady off the Firth of Clyde — this is proper seaside Scotland, just south of Ayr on the Ayrshire coast where the rocky headland meets the sand.

This is a caravan and campervan site for couples and families who want to wake up near the water without the fuss of tent pegs and guy ropes. The pitches come with electric hookups, so you've got power for kettles and heaters when the Scottish weather turns. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, making it a decent shout for coast path walkers exploring the shoreline trails and rock pools below the headland. The location puts you within easy reach of Ayr's seaside buzz and the quieter beaches stretching south toward Dunure.

It's a straightforward coastal pitch-up — electric available, campfires worth checking about when you arrive. The vibe is uncomplicated and wind-scrubbed, the kind of place where you fall asleep to the sound of waves and wake to herring gulls arguing on the roof.