Campsites in Scotland

Law Farm Campsite

• Nearly-wild camping field in West Lothian with views of the Pentlands
• A 20-minute drive from the Forth Bridge; Edinburgh half an hour
• On a working farm, with views over Arthur's Seat and Binnie Craig

Uig Bay Caravan and Campsite

Southfield Meadows

• Peaceful Stirlingshire site among acres of traditional farmland
• A 20-minute drive to Stirling; 15 mins to Blair Drummond Safari Park
• Back to basics pitches on a working farm with River Forth fishing

Morvenview Caravan Site

• Peaceful dog-friendly site surrounded by the Caithness countryside
• A 20-minute drive to Wick and 25 minutes to Dunnet Head
• Simple pitches close to the North Coast 500 route

Wild Goose Glamping

• Well-equipped glamping pods on a small farm near Loch Leven
• A half-hour drive to Perth; 40 minutes to St Andrews
• Ensuite accommodation each with its own decking and barbecue

Mortonhall Caravan and Camping Park

• Conveniently located within the City of Edinburgh.
• A well maintained privately owned park set on a country estate.
• Easy access into the city by public transport until late at night.

Harvest Moon Holidays

• Glamping by the beach, near Edinburgh

Southpark of Bradieston Farm

• Wild camping site close to the foothills of the Grampian Mountains
• Laurencekirk town 10 minutes’ drive; Crathes Castle 45 minutes
• Dogs welcome; drinking water supplied; barbecues and campfires allowed

Tayview Caravan and Camping Park

Tummel Valley Holiday Park

• Wildlife haven in the Tay Forest Park: deer and red squirrels on site
• Indoor pool, sports courts, arcade games and toddlers' pool sessions
• Pond, adventure playground, bar, restaurant and evening entertainment

BCC Loch Ness Glamping

• Peaceful wooded glampsite on the banks of the River Enrick
• A 10-minute drive from Loch Ness and 20 from Glen Affric
• Barbecue area on site and access to the river for fishing

Tweedenburn Shepherd's Hut

• Self-built shepherd’s hut powered by solar panels
• A 40-minute drive from Kielder Water and Carlisle, with walks nearby
• Stroll to the village’s pubs and shops; barbecue and firepit provided

Halleaths Caravan & Camping Park

Harbour Hut

• Isle of Rum bothy with its own indoor barbecue
• A 10-minute walk from the ferry and from Kinloch's shop and café
• In a birdwatching haven on the shores of Loch Scresort harbour

Dalbreagha Croft

• Quiet rural campsite with spectacular views over Loch Linnhe
• A quarter of an hour's drive from Fort William and Glencoe
• Easy access to the A82; fishing from the shoreline possible

Creagan Station Tourers

• Peaceful touring park on the shores of Loch Creran in Argyllshire
• Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel 20 minutes’ drive; Glencoe 25 minutes
• Loch views and fishing from site; whisky pub five minutes’ drive