St Monans Holiday Park, St Monans

St Monans Holiday Park

Set in a breathtaking coastal location, St Monan’s Holiday Park is an ideal retreat for families and couples seeking a mix of relaxation and adventure. From golden beaches and scenic walks to world-class golf courses and charming fishing villages, this holiday park in Fife offers something for everyone.

Why Choose St Monan’s Holiday Park?

A stay at St Monan’s offers the perfect balance between tranquillity and activity. The park itself is peaceful and relaxing, yet guests also have access to fantastic amenities at its nearby sister sites, Elie Holiday Park and St Andrew’s Holiday Park, where activities, dining, and family entertainment await.

Accommodation is beautifully presented, with holiday lodges and caravans to suit all budgets. Expect immaculate interiors, spacious open-plan living, and outdoor spaces where you can soak up the sea views with a drink in hand. With its beachfront location, St Monan’s is perfect for sunny days by the shore, and many lodges boast breathtaking sea views. The park is also dog-friendly and has an on-site launderette for added convenience.

Just a short walk away, St Monan’s village offers a selection of shops and restaurants. A short drive will take you to Elie Holiday Park, home to Robinson Crusoe Adventure Park for little ones, Smugglers’ Cove Games Room for older kids, plus a bar, restaurant, and seasonal entertainment. St Andrew’s Holiday Park is also close by, offering even more activities and facilities to enjoy.

Places to Visit During Your St Monan’s Holiday

St Monan’s village is a must-visit, with its picturesque harbour, historical landmarks like the remains of Newark Castle, and a pier dating back to the 1500s. A scenic walk along the Fife Coastal Path will take you to the beautifully restored St Monan’s Windmill, an iconic landmark offering stunning sea views.

For walking enthusiasts, the Fife Coastal Path stretches 177 miles from the Firth of Forth to the Firth of Tay and offers routes for all abilities. Nature lovers can take a trip to Anstruther, a charming fishing village where you can catch a ferry to the Isle of May National Nature Reserve, home to seabirds, seals, and puffins. Ruddons Point, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, is another excellent spot for wildlife watching and coastal views.

Golfers will be spoilt for choice with Glen Golf Course, Lundin Golf Course, Kingsbarns Golf Links, and Leven Links Golf Course, all within easy reach. Of course, no golf enthusiast should miss the chance to play at the legendary St Andrew’s Golf Course.

For those eager to explore more of Scotland, take a road trip along the coast to visit the charming fishing villages of Pittenweem and Elie, the bustling market town of Cupar, and the historic university town of St Andrew’s. Further afield, discover the stunning landscapes of Angus, Perth & Kinross, and Argyll, each offering unique attractions, from rugged coastlines to breathtaking highland scenery.

St Monan’s Holiday Park is the perfect base for discovering the enchanting East Neuk of Fife and beyond. It promises a holiday filled with unforgettable moments.