Caravan hire Scotland - Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth Bay Caravan Park - Scotland
Fully double glazed and central heated caravan for hire offering a large, fully enclosed deck area with views to the woods, the river and East Beach.
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Caravan Description
Fully double glazed and central heated caravan for hire on Lossiemouth Bay Caravan Park in beautiful Morayshire, offering a large, fully enclosed deck area with views to the woods, the river and East Beach with miles of un-interrupted sand.
Our caravan is an Atlas Chorus with three bedrooms, one double and two singles. There is also a pull-out double bed in the lounge if the extra space is important.
Fully double glazed with gas central heating, our caravan offers a real home from home feel. It comes complete with an oven, fridge/freezer, microwave and all the pots pans, crockery and cutlery you could require. The lounge area has a radio/CD and TV with DVD player.
It has a shower room and separate toilet, both with wash basin.
Towels and linen are provided for your stay.
Outside we have a large, fully enclosed deck area providing views to the woods, the river and East Beach with miles of un-interrupted sand.
The caravan is also conveniently located close to laundry facilities.
Location
Lossiemouth is the ‘Jewel of Moray’ while Moray itself is known as the Scottish Riviera due to its milder climate than the rest of Scotland and its long sandy beaches. Lossiemouth was a thriving fishing town and there are lots of things of interest related to this, not least Sea Town which was the original fishing village and located next to the caravan site and the Fishing Museum. The History of Lossiemouth and its suburbs goes back to Celtic times and includes the real King Macbeth who was based here for a while.
If modern warfare is more your thing then RAF Lossiemouth is the most northern RAF base and the only one left in Scotland. It currently operates Tornadoes and Typhoons and will operate the only fleet of new surveillance planes (Nimrod replacement) in the near future.
Further afield, the Speyside Whiskey trail is a short drive away as is Aviemore and the Cairngorms National Park. Golf courses abound in the area, with Lossiemouth's world class courses the icing on the cake. River and Loch game fishing is also in abundance, along with walking and cycling trails.
Prices and Availability
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About the Area
Lossiemouth is the ‘Jewel of Moray’ while Moray itself is known as the Scottish Riviera due to its milder climate than the rest of Scotland and its long sandy beaches. Lossiemouth was a thriving fishing town and there are lots of things of interest related to this, not least Sea Town which was the original fishing village and located next to the caravan site and the Fishing Museum. The History of Lossiemouth and its suburbs goes back to Celtic times and includes the real King Macbeth who was based here for a while.If modern warfare is more your thing then RAF Lossiemouth is the most northern RAF base and the only one left in Scotland. It currently operates Tornadoes and Typhoons and will operate the only fleet of new surveillance planes (Nimrod replacement) in the near future.
Further afield, the Speyside Whiskey trail is a short drive away as is Aviemore and the Cairngorms National Park. Golf courses abound in the area, with Lossiemouth's world class courses the icing on the cake. River and Loch game fishing is also in abundance, along with walking and cycling trails.
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