Cullen Bay Holiday Park

Welcome to Cullen Bay Holiday Park. Discover exciting coastline, with dramatic clifftop scenery and panoramic views over the sandy beaches ofCullen Bay and the Moray Firth. Our friendly family run park offers the very highest standards in its facilities and we are conveniently situated only a 10 minute walk from the town centre.Cullen Bay Holiday Park is a great base from which to explore the quaint fishing villages of the Moray Coast, such as Findochty, Portsoy,Portknockie and Sandend.We look forward to welcoming you to CullenPlease note that Cullen Caravan Park caters only for Holiday Homes, there are no facilities for towing caravans or tentsHoliday HomesFor those who don't particularly enjoy towing but love caravanning, Cullen Bay Holiday Park offer a number of Caravan Holiday Homes of the highest specification and quality.Treat yourself and your family to the luxury of our fully serviced holiday homes. Each Unit sits in it's own well spaced hard standing and can accommodate up to 6 people.Who knows, you may even enjoy it so much you may decide to invest in your own Holiday Home. We have a selection available to purchase on site.All our holiday homes have:ully equipped kitchen* hot and cold running water* shower and flush toilet* full size gas cooker* duvets and pillows* parking area alongside* colour TV * fridge* heating in all rooms* fire extinguisher* smoke alarm* full bed linenCullenCullen is one of the many villages along the coast of the North East of Scotland that make up the "Coastal Trail". There are fish markets, fish shops, fish restaurants and fish and chips. Dolphins are offshore, seabirds pack the cliffs, rare plants bloom on shingle and craggy ledges. In some places woodland grows almost to the high tidemark and the beaches reach the horizon while in others the sheer vertical scale of the cliffs will stop you in your tracks.The Coastal Trail offers all sorts of variety to the explorer. Walks along clear and deserted beaches, trips in fishing boats, diving for the enthusiast, visits to fish markets, cliff top castles and marine aquarium are all intended to keep you busy and interested. You can discover this unique coastline by following the signposted footpaths. Why not hire a bicycle to explore the miles of sandy beach and spectacular cliff top?Scenic coastal paths link attractive villages from St Cyrus up through Johnshaven and Gourdon to Inverbervie and Catterline. From Stonehaven a superb coast walk leads to the magnificent Dunnottar Castle. A little further north are Cruden Bay and Slains Castle. From here the trail leads on to the Bullers of Buchan, superb cliffs south of Peterhead, packed for much of the year with a huge variety of seabirds. Up on the Moray Firth, Cullen and Portsoy have long been popular with visitors. Glorious stretches of sands take you along Coastal Footpaths linking the many small and picturesque towns and villages.DirectionsFrom the south. follow the motorway network to Perth. Then choose between the Deeside Tourist Route (A93) or the dual carriageway trunk route (A90). Follow the A93 to Dinnet and follow signs to the A97 to Huntly. Left then onto the A96 and right onto the A95 at Keith. Thereafter follow the B9018 and A98 to CullenOn the A90 route travel to Aberdeen and follow the route signs for the A96 to Bucksburn where you bear right onto the A947. At Turriff bear left onto the B9025 to Peatknowe then left onto the A98 and on to Cullen.