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South Links Caravan Park

Montrose, Angus

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South Links Caravan Park enjoys a beachside location on the beautiful Montrose Links on Scotland’s NE coast.

The park is just a short walk from the centre of Montrose, one of Angus’ busiest and most attractive towns, with a sports centre, golf course and the splendid beach close by. The town also boasts the excellent outdoor Seafront Splash area as well as an indoor swimming pool.

The 9 acre grassy site can accommodate up to 160 caravans and tents and is open from late March to mid October and offers splendid facilities for a family holiday.

Open from:
March to October

Facilities:
Disabled access, Pets allowed, Children's play area(s), Laundry, Washing up facilities

Accommodations:
Chalets (for rent), Holiday homes (for rent), Holiday homes (owned)

Nearby attractions:
Golf, Swimming (Indoor), Tennis


South Links Caravan Park

Trail Drive
Angus, Scotland
United Kingdom
DD10 8EJ
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Overall rating

3.0 stars

Based on 2 review(s)

1.0 stars

Good facilities nice beech but being next to a factory thatade noise all night made it a site to give a big miss. I wouldn't visit again if it was free.

Clackmannanshire, Central Scotland

5.0 stars

Great and no complaints Montrose is a beautiful seaside town with lots of great shops and a stunning beach plus it's only a short distance to Arbroath which I love going to for shopping and sight seeing. I've always loved Montrose and I would rather come here than go abroad.