Logan’s Sunny Days

Logan’s Fund would like to welcome you to Logan’s Sunny Days. Logan’s Sunny Days is our lovely holiday respite caravan situated at Lossiemouth Bay Caravan Park right on the stunning East Beach looking out onto the waters of the Moray Firth in the North East of Scotland.

The holiday facility is available for any family affected by childhood cancer, so if your child is about to undergo or is currently undergoing treatment, in remission or you are a bereaved family and a break would help in some way then we would love to hear from you. We have also hosted grandparents, cousins and friends as well as mums, dads and the children, it’s your holiday.

Our bookings are from Saturday to Saturday and our caravan has beds for six and room for a cot in addition. We do appreciate that due to circumstances some families will not be able to stay for a whole week so we are happy if you can come for even just two or three days.

Please let us know about any special requirements and we will do our very best to cater for you. Also let us know of any hobbies, interests, if a special occasion falls on your chosen week or there are things you and your family would love to do while here.

“It’s difficult to express in words how much this break has meant to us. Its been two years since diagnosis and we haven’t had quality family time together of this magnitude in all that time. The support of Logan’ charity is so kind a considerate, I can’t thank you enough, your generosity has moved me to tears.”

“This was our first holiday as a family and it was truly wonderful. We don’t want to go home. You guys are so kind and generous I can’t thank you enough for a truly wonderful time from the bottom of our hearts we will always be grateful.”

“What a wonderful holiday we had! We have been lucky to spend time with cousins and this has been a highlight for all of us. Precious time playing together and remembering what its like to be children playing rather than patients in a hospital. Learning how to share space and interact as a whole family rather than two team divided with one squad at home and one in hospital with frazzled parents going between. All the activities have been amazing and we have felt so welcome and we are so grateful for the care, love and support you have given our family.”

“Our stay has been absolutely fantastic. I don’t think I can find the words how wonderful and amazing it has been. It’s the first time since diagnosis that we have spent time together as a family and we have had so much fun and laughter. So many memories.”