THE HOLIDAY VAN
West Beach Caravan Park - Hopeman
At a Glance
Recharging & Unwinding
At West Beach Caravan Park, we invite you to unwind in comfort. Our spacious Holiday Vans are thoughtfully designed for relaxation, offering a perfect base to soak up the fresh sea air and coastal beauty. Enjoy a family-friendly, laid-back atmosphere, where the simple pleasures of beachside living take centre stage. Whether you’re enjoying an evening with loved ones, strolling along the shore, or simply watching the dolphins from your doorstep, you’ll feel right at home.
We also offer two wheelchair-accessible vans featuring stunning second row sea views. Designed for ease and comfort, they include ramped access, an open plan layout, lowered appliances, and a spacious wet room, for added convenience.
Gathering & Feasting
Our Holiday Vans provide the perfect setting for family gatherings, with fully equipped kitchens making meal preparation a breeze. Looking for a livelier spot to eat? Head to Bootleggers Bar & Grill, our on-site bar and restaurant, offering a relaxed atmosphere for drinks in the sun or a hearty meal after a day at the beach.
The Great Outdoors
West Beach Caravan Park sits directly on West Beach, a sheltered bay with:
- A gentle slope into the Moray Firth – ideal for children
- Paddleboarding, kayaking & wild swimming
- Easy access to Hopeman Harbour – perfect for the local favourite pastime: harbour jumping!
- Rock pooling and crabbing
Whether you’re dipping your toes in the water or watching the sunset from the dunes, this beach is made for adventure and relaxation alike.
Hopeman
A Hidden Gem on the Moray Coast
Nestled along the breathtaking Moray Coast, Hopeman is a charming seaside village that promises a perfect escape for those seeking natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and a warm community welcome. With its golden sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs, and stunning sunsets, Hopeman is a haven for beach lovers, walkers, and wildlife enthusiasts alike.
Discover Hopeman:
Beautiful Beaches & Stunning Scenery – Hopeman boasts two sheltered beaches with soft golden sands, perfect for sunbathing, rock pooling, or enjoying a peaceful coastal walk. The nearby Clashach Cove is a hidden treasure, offering crystal-clear waters and a secluded retreat.
Beach Huts – The village is home to Scotland’s most photographed beach huts, painted in vibrant colours and lining the dunes with spectacular sea views. They add a unique charm to Hopeman’s already picturesque coastline.
Outdoor Adventures & Walks – The Moray Coast Trail runs through Hopeman, offering breathtaking cliff-top walks with panoramic views over the North Sea. For a truly unforgettable experience, take a stroll towards Cove Bay or the impressive Hopeman Quarry, where you can spot ancient dinosaur footprints!
Dolphin Spotting & Wildlife – The waters of the Moray Firth are famous for their resident bottlenose dolphins – one of the best places in the UK to see them from the shore! Seals, minke whale, basking shark and seabirds are also frequent visitors.
A Golfer’s Paradise – Just a short walk from the beach, Hopeman Golf Club offers a scenic 9-hole course with breathtaking sea views, including the famous 7th hole, often called one of the best Par 3s in Scotland.
Hopeman was even featured in The Times ’22 Poshest UK Villages, with West Beach Caravan Park credited for bringing ‘cool glamour’ to the area – thanks to its ‘Instagrammable accommodation’ and ‘hipster hotspots’ like Bootleggers Bar & Grill.
Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or simply a breath of fresh sea air, Hopeman is the perfect coastal getaway. Come for the scenery, stay for the charm, and leave with unforgettable memories.
Key Features
Located in an area of outstanding beauty
Coastal waterfront
Stunning sea views
Stylish and contemporary
Comfortable living area
TV & WiFi
A fully equipped kitchen
Cutlery & Crockery inc.
Linen & Towels provided
Sleeps 6 guests
Child-friendly and dog-friendly
Barrier controlled access
One parking space per lodge
Short stays welcome off-peak
ABOUT THE AREA
The Moray Coast with its 35 miles of golden sandy beaches, was recognised by National Geographic Traveller as one of the worlds most beautiful and unspoiled coastlines.
Moray is home to fifty whisky distilleries and produces more malt whisky than the rest of the world combined.
Moray has over 35 castles – perfect for history enthusiasts.
Moray has over 18 golf courses including the highest tee in Scotland.
The Moray Coastal Trail and The Speyside Way are two of Scotland’s Great Trails.
Moray is a wildlife haven – bottlenose dolphins, seals, whales, red deer, red squirrels, abundant bird life including migrating wildfowl, waders and ospreys.
Moray has its own micro climate and is one of the driest and sunniest regions in the uk.
Inverness airport is only 35 miles away from Burghead.