Maryport holiday park

05/09/2026

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05/09/2026

🔑🏡IMAGINE THESE KEYS BEING YOURS...

Your very own holiday home .
Your own little escape.
Your own place to make memories with the people you love.❣

Located at Maryport Holiday Park Drummore,surrounded by beautiful south west Scottish coastline.🌊
🌞Summer days
🍂Autumn walks
❄Winter escapes
🪷Spring adventures
With the park being open 11 months of the year ,there's plenty of opportunity to enjoy your holiday home throughout the year.
🌊WHY JUST VISIT THE COAST WHEN YOU COULD OWN YOUR OWN LITTLE PIECE OF IT?

📩Message us today for current holiday homes for sale and arrange a viewing.

The The Ship Inn at Drummore perfect for a bit to eat large portions/perfect place /great atmosphere ,shanty nights ,darts ,quiz nights much more.

MARYPORT HOLIDAY PARK
🔑Your next adventure starts here.
[email protected]
💁01776840359/0739541636

04/09/2026

🌊❤ SEA AIR DOES SOMETHING TO YOU....

You arrive stressed.

You breathe in the sea air.

You hear the waves.

You see the views.
And suddenly....Life feels a little bit better.😍

Imagine having your own place to escape to whenever you need it.

🏡Maryport Holiday Park Drummore

Your own holiday home.
Your own space.
Your own memories.

🌊Coastal location
🌅Beautiful sunsets
🐶Walks & adventures
👪Family time
📅Open 11 months closed in feb

Maybe its time you had your own escape.❤

📩Message us today . [email protected]
📲01776840359/ 07391 541636

27/08/2026

👀"COME THIS WEEKEND "
🚨DO SOMETHING DIFFRENT THIS WEEKEND!

Have you ever wondered what its like to own your very own Holiday Home.🌊🏠
👀 Our available Holiday Homes for sale.
🌊 Explore the park.
🏠 Have a proper look inside them.
☕ Have a chat with me and ask as many questions as you like.

No pressure, No obligation, You might even find your new favourite place.❤️‍🔥

📩Message us to arrange your visit this weekend .
📧[email protected]
📲01776840359 or 07391 541636

20/08/2026

20/08/2026

❤️"WHY MARYPORT"
🌊3 REASONS TO CHOOSE MARYPORT🏠

1.)The Location🌊Beautiful Drummore on Scotland's stunning South-west coast.
2.)YOUR OWN ESCAPE.🔑No hunting for accommodation every time you want a break- Your Holiday home is waiting for you.
3.)11MONTH SEASON!!❤️
More time to enjoy your little piece of Scotland but pictures don't really show you what (Maryport Holiday Park )feels like......
👀COME AND SEE IT FOR YOURSELF.
Drop us a message and we'll arrange a look around the park.

13/08/2026

21/04/2026

🌟 OWN YOUR SLICE OF COASTAL PARADISE 🌟
📍 Maryport Holiday Park – Drummore, Stranraer
🏡 Private Static Caravans Only
No bookings. No rentals. Just peace, privacy & panoramic sea views.
✨ Imagine waking up to the sound of waves, sipping coffee with Luce Bay at your doorstep, and being part of a friendly, close-knit community — all from the comfort of your own holiday home.
🚫 Not a hire park – All caravans are privately owned.
🐾 Pet-friendly | 🌅 Sea views | 🚶‍♀️ Coastal walks
💬 Owners: Drop a photo or memory below and show off your view!

09/04/2026

Afternoon all remember if you or family and friends are looking to buy a holiday we have beautiful vans here awaiting there new owners call gina 01776840359 ⚓️⛱️🛥️🏠

07/04/2026

Sixty-seven years have passed since she was sent into space.

People don’t talk about it much anymore, but I think we should. Not because I’m a scientist, but because what happened still matters.

Laika wasn’t just a dog in a rocket. She was a gentle soul, full of trust.

Her real name was Kudryavka, which means “Curly” in Russian. But the world came to know her as Laika—the little barker. She was a stray from Moscow, chosen because she was calm and because she had already survived hard conditions. As if enduring pain made her a better candidate for a mission with no return.

On November 3, 1957, she was launched aboard Sputnik 2. The capsule had food, water, and padded walls, but it had no way back.

From the beginning, she was never meant to return.

Some say she lived for seven hours. Others say she lasted a few days. Either way, her final moments were spent alone—weightless, silent—without understanding why she was there, only that the Earth she knew was slowly slipping away.

She circled the planet 2,570 times before the capsule burned up the following April.

Laika never had a choice. She didn’t volunteer for science, progress, or the space race. She was just a dog—a small, trusting creature who wanted warmth and affection—and instead she became a symbol.

That’s why I still remember her.

Because not every kind of progress is kind.

And not every breakthrough happens the right way.

Laika’s story asks us to raise better questions—to ask who pays the price for what we call achievement.