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Lose Yourself in Sensational Sea Views... with Holiday Home Ownership at Southerness Holiday Park Take the First Step on Your Ownership Journey Lose yourself in sensational sea views... with holiday home ownership at Southerness Holiday Park take the first step on your ownership journey... 01387 271 060 parkdeanresorts.co.uk/own-southerness Like us at @ParkdeanResorts @ParkdeanResorts You'll get some stunning shots Rascarrel Bay - Galloway John o’ Groats Wick Southerness is located Dornoch Ullapool Tain in stunning South West Elgin Inverness Cairngorns Scotland National Park Aberdeen Heritage, scenery and the open road, South West Scotland makes the most memorable holiday destination. When you’re not admiring the sea views and Fort William pastel-hued sunsets, you’ll want to explore everything the region has to offer, like Pitlochry Loch Lomand & Dundee Sweetheart Abbey lively seaside towns, beautiful beaches, sprawling forests and world-class golf The Trossachs Perth National Park St Andrews courses. You could even go on an island-hopping adventure! Stirling Glasgow Stunning sunrise over Southerness lighthouse Edinburgh Ayr Galloway Forest Park SOUTHERNESS Carlisle Southerness Beach Lively seaside towns, beautiful beaches, sprawling forests and world-class golf courses. Sandy Hill Bay Rockcliffe Village near Dalbeattie on the Solway Give us a call on 01387 271 060 Visit parkdeanresorts.co.uk/own-southerness Why should you choose We have so much for you to enjoy... Southerness • Entertaining the kids is easy when Holiday Park? you have an adventure play area, arcade and sports court on hand Right by the sands and surrounded by open countryside, Southerness is the ultimate beach retreat. When you’re not walking the nearby wildlife trails and • Enjoy our 25m heated indoor building sandcastles, you’ll find lots of attractions to explore close by, including the There are so many things about pool with giant flume, inflatables characterful market town of Dumfries. Or, if you’d rather just relax, take a dip in our Southerness Holiday Park that make us... and bubble pool 25m indoor pool, with flume and splash pool or enjoy a drink in the beer garden. • Amusement arcade and pool award winning tables • Wildlife nature trail • Indoor soft play area • Toddlers' pool Stunning beach • Coast Bar & Restaurant with right by the park Costa Coffee and spacious outdoor terrace • Legends Diner takeaway • Tricks, Treats and Sweets Shop • A beach to run on and endless countryside to explore, your dog will love holidaying here Give us a call on 01387 271 060 Visit parkdeanresorts.co.uk/own-southerness Questions we're Feel free to ask us anything, SANDY BAY we're here to help! Owners Elite frequently Owners’ newsletter Dear owners, Facilities opening times Following feedback received from many owners, we are looking to concentrate on communicating better with you all throughout Our Swimming Pool, Boathouse, Showbar and Amusements will be exclusively for our owners on Friday & Saturday evenings until the facilities 2019. As well as the regular Owners’ Forums & Newsletters, I open up fully for the 2019 season on Friday 15th March. plan to communicate with you all on a monthly basis to share general information in relation to the park and all matters relating to you, our owners. I am excited by the opportunities that we have in 2019 and greatly look forward to catching up with you again over the next few weeks. New handmade pizzas Can my friends and family visit me? Kind regards, We are delighted to be able to offer new ranges of food and drink this year. Following investment into new kitchen equipment, we will be featuring a handmade range of pizzas which will be made with hand thrown dough and fresh ingredients. I will arrange for an additional owner event before Easter to allow owners to experience the art of dough throwing and to make and Steve taste these pizzas for yourselves. asked... Yes, of course. They can visit for the day or if they are Owners’ cards and calendars I wanted to let you know about some great changes to our owner cards. Owners’ Welcome Party For 2019, we’ve changed the way our owner cards work, making it even easier to take advantage of your exclusive 10% discount on food and drink! The Owners’ Welcome Party will be held in the Showbar on Saturday 9th March with doors opening at 7pm. We will be offering a drink on arrival, Going forward, we’ll apply your 10% discount at the tills against the items food mid-evening and an fantastic Cabaret. Tickets will not be required for you purchase – meaning no more top ups! this event but I ask that you reserve your places by contacting reception. regular visitors you can give them one of your 10 owner To collect your new card and start using your discount the easy way, call into reception with your photo ID. If you want to pick up extra cards for family and friends too, you’ll need to bring their ID along too – so that New team members everyone can enjoy the discounts on offer, with up to 10 cards available per account. Don’t forget, your discount card can’t be used in conjunction with I am delighted that we have been able to make 2 new other offers or retail vouchers, however, they’re a great way to save against management appointments over the winter: hundreds of items across our menus. Derek (Dec) Scott has joined the team as our new passes so they get all the benefits you do on park. Maintenance Manager. Dec has diverse management Keep an eye out for your owner calendar, we’ve got a great selection of experience in managing maintenance teams in a exciting events and activities planned for 2019. variety of different businesses and I believe that he is an ideal appointment to assist in my aim to improve the standards of the park and the level of service that we offer our owners. In addition, our Entertainments Team for 2019 will Park maintenance be managed by Phil Finney who many of you will already know from last season. Phil is an experienced We have been planning significant infra-structure works over this winter entertainer and manager who is excited by the that will benefit all users of the park. An investment over almost £500,000 opportunity to lead a brand new team of Troupers for will provide an upgrade to the electrical supply across the park, replacement this season. You will have the opportunity to meet Dec, Can I live in my holiday home? of environmentally friendly LED streetlighting and a new purpose built Phil and the Entertainment team over the February Half 2019 maintenance and housekeeping compound which will dramatically improve Term and at the owners’ opening Party in March. the visual appearance of the central area of the park as well as enabling + us to provide an improved service to all our owners. Groundworks for the Can I choose the location electrical upgrade will start this month in order that they are all complete before the Easter period with the final connection works scheduled to be Owners’ Forums carried out at the start of May. We will endeavour to keep any disruption to a minimum and have planned this work to have as little effect on our owners We will be holding regular Owners’ Forums throughout the season with the as possible. The streetlighting replacements will be completed this month first meeting of the year scheduled for Sunday 24th March. As suggested and we envisage that the new maintenance compound (and associated by yourselves, I have alternated between Saturday & Sunday to make it Our parks are not residential parks which means you demolition of the existing yards) will be complete in time easier for owners to attend and have decided to have a member of the for Easter. park management team attend each meeting, alongside myself & Andy, to provide more detail on our plans to improve our park and our service to you. Owners Elite of my holiday home? Your Park Owners’ Events Calendar 18/02/2019 15:01 can’t live in your holiday home all year round. You may OwnerCRANTOCK Events BEACH Caravan & Lodge Sales Enquiry Centre: 01637 831 005 holiday in your holiday home as many times as you Yes, you’ll have a choice of pitch locations which are Our owner only want, within your specified holiday season and pitch available when you buy your holiday home. G11561 2019_Owners_Calendar_210x148mm_Crantock Beach.indd 1 agreement. You must have a permanent residential address elsewhere. Can we bring our dog? on park perks... Dogs are welcome although it’s a maximum of 2 dogs What practices do you have in place to per holiday home and we reserve the right to refuse Your ownership Keeping you informed • You’ll enjoy 10% off food & protect me when buying a holiday home? certain breeds. drinks at our bar & restaurant In order to protect you when buying a holiday home Can I upgrade my holiday home and entertained... and give you peace of mind, Parkdean Resorts and all experienceat Southerness of our holiday parks are registered members of the in the future? • 10 owner passes for you, National Caravan Council. We follow a strict code of We pride ourselves on ensuring our your friends and family Yes, you can upgrade your holiday home after owning practice which provides key terms relating to buyer it for at least 3 months. We have new models in stock owners feel part of a community. protection. every year, so there's lots to choose from. Whether We keep you informed all year round • Experience our exclusive you require something bigger, an extra bedroom or owner events; days at the Does our holiday home come bathroom, or want to upgrade to a lodge, we can help.
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