Causeway Coast Holiday Park

Alan Rogers Review

Set in a beautiful area, overlooking the seaside town of Ballycastle with its sandy beach, Rathlin Island and the mystical cliffs of Fairhead, Causeway Coast Holiday Park is the perfect location for exploring. There is an indoor heated swimming pool, games room, outdoor play park and a bar/bistro. Many of Northern Ireland's top tourist destinations are within a short drive of the park as well as top-of-the-range golf courses. 35 serviced touring pitches (some seasonal) for caravans and motorhomes (no tents) on level grass. There are also mobile homes available to rent.

The Causeway Coast was recently described by Lonely Planet as the world's top area to visit in 2018 with never ending timeless beauty and attractions. In a gorgeous setting, overlooking the seaside town of Ballycastle and its beach, this park puts you close to all the top attractions. You are staying just 20 minutes from the famous Giant's Causeway, an absolute must-see in the area. Whether you want to hit a golf ball around a world-class golf course or hit the pub for a traditional music session, play with the kiddies on the beach or explore the world-famous landmarks, you are in for some great fun and a perfect family break.

Facilities

The toilet block has showers, washbasins and wc’s. Baby changing area. Disabled access. Laundry area. Dish washing area. Chemical toilet point. Motorhome service point. Wi-Fi charged. Indoor heated swimming pool. Water slide. Children’s play area. Family Bar and Bistro. Games room. TV room. Breakfast. Pets are welcome. Pool table. All weather sports pitch. Outdoor gym area. table. Outdoor gym area. Twin axle caravans are not allowed. Electric vehicle charging points.

• Bar on Site
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• Indoor Pool on Site
• Restaurant
• Riding Nearby
• Shop on Site
• Takeaway Food
• TV on Site
• Wifi (all site)
• Wifi Chargeable

Green Credentials

• David Bellamy Blooming Marvellous Pledge

Location

From Belfast, follow the M2 heading north towards the coast until it transitions into the A26, then take the right road (A44) when the road forks and head for Ballycastle. Once you reach the coast, turn left on North Street and you will see the site on the left after just after the entrance to Rathlin Road.