Hire a static caravan near Gourock and enjoy the beautiful views over the Clyde with family and friends
Mini-breaks, short stays and extended hire in privately owned and pet friendly static caravans at Cloch Caravans Holiday Park near Gourock.
Open 1st March to 30th November
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Welcome..
Welcome to our website and hopefully you find it is informative and will interest you in having a holiday break in Gourock. The caravans we advertise here are privately owned static caravans and sited within Cloch Caravans Holiday Park in Gourock.
We provide static Caravan Hire at Gourock on the River Clyde with Mini-breaks, Short Stay and Extended Hire catered for.
Our season runs from March 1st until November 30th so book now and we look forward to meeting you!
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Mature Parksite
The park site has been here for many years and has developed into a lovely mature woodland setting with an abundance of wildlife.
It is a beautiful location with stunning views across the River Clyde towards Dunoon and with easy access to the Highlands and Islands.
It is quiet and peaceful and a perfect location to get away from the hustle and bustle of your daily life.
Bring your kids - bring your dog - Leave your troubles behind..
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Just Imagine..
This is the place to let your kids use their imagination and to have fun. There is a playpark available onsite adjoining the woods and there is so much to see and do in the surrounding area.
Why not a day trip to Millport and hire bicycles and go round that tiny island where you will see an abundance of wonderful wildlife.
Close by we have Lunderston Bay with a beautiful stretch of sandy beach for letting your kids gather seashells or your dog have a paddle
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A Busy River
There is an abundance of shipping on the River Clyde at this location. From small yachts to large cruise ships and being close to the naval bases on the Clyde we also see supersized aircraft carriers, submarines and other navy ships.
Shown here is the last seagoing paddle steamer in the world - the PS Waverley. With pickup and drop off at the Greenock Ocean Terminal this ship provides extensive cruises to a variety of locations on the river and to the outer islands
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Chill Out..
The kids are in bed and recharging their batteries for tomorrow so now's the time when you can settle back and relax with the approach of sunset and a long, cool drink.
It's time to recharge your own batteries and just chill out for an hour listening to the evening birdsong as the sun goes down.
Our caravans have an uncluttered view of the river and face West where the setting sun drops behind Dunoon and lights up the river - the colours can be just absolutely stunning!
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Activities
There are superb views from Gourock across the Clyde Estuary to the mountains of the south-west Highlands. Visitors can enjoy walks along the Ashton Front promenade. Three miles west of Gourock lies Cloch Point, where there is a lighthouse that dates from 1797 and this is where the caravan park is sited. Gourock railway station is located at the Pierhead and provides services to Paisley, Glasgow and Wemyss Bay while a number of local bus services connect the town to the surrounding area. There is lots to see and do from Highland Games to searhing for Sea Glass.
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5 Berth Caravan
This 5 berth Carlton caravan is cosy, homely and well presented inside to a high standard. Outside there is a patio area overlooking the River Clyde with an uninterrupted view.
Pets are welcome here and there are easy walking areas nearby. The caravan base is enclosed with fencing to secure pets.
The caravan is fitted out with all the facilities you may require and has parking immediately adjacent.
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6 Berth Caravan
This 6 berth Atlas caravan is spacious, modern and well presented inside to a high standard. Outside there is a raised decking patio overlooking the River Clyde with an uninterrupted view.
Pets are welcome here and there are easy walking areas nearby. The caravan base is enclosed with fencing to secure pets.
The caravan is fitted out with all the facilities you may require and has parking immediately adjacent.
All the images shown in this gallery have been taken within the caravan park with the exception of the Sika Deer image. We have yet to capture a quality image of these creatures as they tend to spook easily and have exceptionally good hearing and can smell our scent from a distance.
Unfortunately most of the images we have are taken from a distance or simply show the rear end of the deer as they run off.. The image shown has been borrowed from the British Deer Society website which we encourage you to visit for more information on these lovely creatures.
As you will see from the images of my bird feeder, there is an abundance of bird varieties that make their home in the park site although some of them are transient visitors and fly off in the Winter to return in the Spring.
For those who would like to see more 'exotic' varieties there are Osprey often seen fishing at Loch Thom which is just a few miles away. Also at Millport on the Isle of Cumbrae, there is a good chance to see Common Kestrels and the occasional Golden Eagle and Sea Eagle, as well as a large seabird population of Fulmars, Cormorants, Oyster Catchers and many more. Other marine life includes Seals, Basking Sharks, Porbeagle Sharks and Dolphins. Millport is a jewel in the River Clyde. Its only a 10 minute ferry journey from Largs and makes a great family day out.
Closer to hand is Lunderston Bay which is just a mile or so from here. There is a lovely stretch of sandy beach and every chance of seeing seals basking plus a great variety of bird life. The car park at Lunderston Bay faces the entrance to Cardwell Garden Centre which is always worth a visit and have a bite to eat in the cafe with seating amongst the garden displays.
Night time wildlife can be quite active around the park site with foxes and hedgehogs amongst others out to feed.
Upcoming events
Gourock Highland Games
The first games after the winter: sport, music and dancing outdoors against the backdrop of the Firth of Clyde and the Argyll hills.
Cowal Highland Gathering
Held in Dunoon, this is the largest Highland games in the world, with pipers, dancers and athletes competing on a huge scale.
Largs Viking Festival
Started in 1980 to mark the 1263 Battle of Largs, with a living history Viking village open to the public.
Largs Regatta Festival
Keelboat, dinghy and catamaran racing around Great Cumbrae and the Largs Channel, starting with the Cumbraes weekend.
Scotland's Boat Show
Scotland's largest boat show, with new and used boats on view and around 16,000 visitors.
Sound Waves Music Festival
The Sound Waves Music Festival is an annual community-focused live music event held at the Royal Gourock Yacht Club
All the images shown in this gallery have been taken within the caravan park with the exception of the Sika Deer image. We have yet to capture a quality image of these creatures as they tend to spook easily and have exceptionally good hearing and can smell our scent from a distance.
As you will see from the images of my bird feeder, there is an abundance of bird varieties that make their home in the park site although some of them are transient visitors and fly off in the Winter to return in the Spring.