Nunland Country Holidays
How to get there
From the South
Nunland is easy to find!. From the M6/A74 near Gretna, turn left onto the A75, signed Dumfries and Stranraer, (the road bypasses Dumfries). Still on the A75, approx. 3miles beyond (west of) Dumfries the road becomes dual carriageway for just over 1mile. At the end of this dual carriageway there is a small roundabout signed Lochfoot to the left. There are also brown tourist signs for Nunland. Follow these, turning left and then immediately left again.
From the North
On approaching Dumfries from the north (people often turn off the M74 at Lockerbie) , turn right onto the A75, which bypasses Dumfries to the north, signed to Stranraer. Still on the A75, approx. 3miles beyond (west of) Dumfries the road becomes dual carriageway for just over 1mile. At the end of this dual carriageway there is a small roundabout signed Lochfoot to the left. There are also brown tourist signs for Nunland. Follow these, turning left and then immediately left again.
Nearby recreation
- Cycle hire
- Fishing
- Golf
- Horse Riding
- Internet Access
- Shops
- Restaurants
- Nature Trails
Features
- 6 Log Homes (for rent)
- Restaurant
- Pets allowed
- Disabled access
- Parking
- Family park
- No smoking accommodation available
Owner's Description
Self catering accommodation in South West Scotland offering peace and tranquillity in the glorious countryside of Dumfries & Galloway. Nunland is ideal for couples, parties with a wheelchair user and families looking to 'get away from it all'; pets are welcome in most cottages and lodges. Nunland's comfortable self catering accommodation provides the perfect base to relax, unwind and enjoy a holiday break in Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland.
Nunland is a small, privately owned holiday park set in the grounds of a traditional Scottish gentleman's estate. Less than 5 miles from Dumfries, a market town with extensive facilities, Nunland makes an ideal centre for all types of holiday. The energetic will find miles of cycle paths in nearby Mabie forest and beyond, golf courses aplenty, game and course fishing, and some magnificent walking. At a more leisurely pace, there are beautiful castles, historic monuments and gardens to visit and explore.
These details were last updated on Saturday 7 March 2009
