Knockniemoak Bed and Breakfast

Knockniemoak Bed and Breakfast is located in Knockniemoak, a 10-minute drive from Portpatrick. Free WiFi access and parking is available.

Each bedroom offers an en suite bathroom, which also comes with complimentary toiletries. The rooms offer a TV with cable channels, and tea/coffee making facilities. The bedrooms boast views over the countryside.

At Knockniemoak Bed and Breakfast you will find a garden. Other facilities offered at the property include a shared lounge and a sun terrace. Guests are able to enjoy a cooked breakfast in the morning, with vegetarian options available.

Stranraer Train Station is 6.2 miles away. Galloway Forest Park is 45 miles from the property. Knockniemoak is a 20-minute drive from Castle Kennedy.

Information about the host

We are a family-run bed and breakfast, set in the beautiful West Coast of Scotland Knockniemoak sits alone in three acres of land just north of the charming coastal village of Portpatrick. We have direct access for walkers on the Southern Upland Way, and are minutes from the stunning coastal scenery of the Rhins of Galloway

We are Debbie and Bob Newdick, and we’re lucky enough to call Knockniemoak our home. We provide a warm and friendly welcome to all of our guests, and ensure that your stay is both comfortable and relaxing. Our accommodation is spacious, our service is friendly, and our breakfasts are delicious and locally sourced. We are proud to announce that we have been awarded the Visit Scotland “Taste Our Best” Award, as well as being awarded 4 stars by the Scottish Tourist Board. scottish-tourits-board-4-star visit-scotland-taste-our-best We will always be available for advice and tips on everything you’ll need to make your stay with us a memorable one.

The popular coastal village of Portpatrick is just 3 miles away, offering fabulous restaurants, walks, pubs, golf and a picturesque harbour. You’ll also be a short walk from breath-taking views of the Irish Sea and the Mountains of Mourne in Northern Ireland, as well as Ailsa Craig and Arran. These are the views that brought us here in the first place.