Thurston Manor Leisure Park is a stunning retreat for holiday lodge, touring caravan, motorhome and static caravan holidays in Scotland. It is located near the picturesque coastline of East Lothian. The park has been rated as five stars by the AA and is a great place for a family break, whether you are looking for relaxation or outdoor adventures.
Thurston Manor is open from mid-February to early January every year, and welcomes guests with motorhomes, and touring caravans, as well as offering a number of static caravan holiday homes and lodges for hire.
Seasonal pitches are available for guests looking to spend an extended break at Thurston Manor or are planning to visit numerous times throughout the year. Those that fall in love with Thurston Manor Leisure Park and want to make it a home from home can also enquire about buying a holiday home or lodge.
A large range of facilities are on hand to ensure guests enjoy the maximum levels of comfort during their stay, including two laundrettes, a chemical waste disposal point, and wireless internet in the bar area.
You will find plenty to do on the site of Thurston Manor, with a children’s adventure playground, swimming pool, and clubhouse all available. Adults can enjoy the sauna and solarium at the site, along with the gym and spa bath. There are also plenty of open spaces around the park for all members of the family to let off steam and have some fun.
At Thurston Manor Leisure Park, you will also find that you have plenty of options for eating and drinking, as well as stocking up on holiday essentials. There is a bar, and restaurant, a café, and takeaway is available. There is BT and Sky Sports.
Live entertainment is provided throughout the year, and is a favourite with many families staying at the holiday park here in East Lothian.
If you love fishing holidays you will enjoy spending time on the lake at Thurston Manor, with 'catch and release' fishing available, along with the option of buying a licence that permits guests to keep three of their catches. The lake is stocked with rainbow trout and has many great pins from which to enjoy a day fishing, with rods and other supplies available at reception.
Away from main part of the park itself, there are miles of woodland walks and nature trails that you can enjoy, both for walks and for cycling. Thurston Manor is set in 175 acres, so many of the trails take in much of the park, and the site reception has provided a number of routes as well as a guide for wildlife spotting while you are out and about.
Further afield, you will find that there are miles of coastline to explore, as well as the chance to visit Edinburgh and Berwick, during your stay.
Overall rating
Based on 4 review(s)
scottish borders 22 Mar 2009
It was nice to visit somewhere after not being there for a while to see improvements going on -on a great park in the first place!They are adding family wet rooms and great new pitches although it is the sort of site that I wouldnt mind where I was pitched about. Our children were excited when they seen how the playpark had been added to! Whitesands beach near the new CCC site Dunbar is lovely, just A short drive away.
Thurston Manor Holiday Home Park, Dunbar, Lothian, Scotland
scotland/ scottish borders 11 May 2008
i have been at this site 2 times now in 3 weeks it great lovely people great for kids plenty to do we are going back next week again if i can get booked in try it you will enjoy it pets welcome and so is tents.
Scotland 26 Mar 2008
Went on the easter weekend the site is good food was excellent and bar prices were cheep...
Site was full had a great time staff helpful ....
Great for relaxing and having a wall about.
You also have a family room and a adult only bar which is good for some peace and quite..
East Lothian 21 Jul 2006
We live up the road from Thurston.
we decided we wanted a dry run in the tent to see how easy it was to put up, if the kids wanted to go, and what we havnt got.
Well how surprised to find this place on our doorstep.
Very clean Lovely plenty to do and very helpfull.
The static pitches take up alot of the park but the touring pitches are all close to the amenities. The swing park could do with an OIL though (squeeky swings at midnight)
