Forest Glamping parks in Scotland

Aviemore Glamping

• Cosy wooden eco pods in the grounds of a family-run guest house
• In the Cairngorms National Park, close to climbing and watersports
• Central Aviemore spot a 20-minute walk to the station, shops and pubs

Heart of the Glen

• Rural family-friendly site on the banks of the Water Of Ken river
• Galloway Forest Park half an hour’s drive; Dumfries one hour
• Wild swimming and fishing; play area and pétanque

Loch Ness Highland Lodges

Invermoriston Holidays

• Self-catering cabins by a river
• Fully-equipped kitchen, towels and linen provided
• Less than a mile from Loch Ness

Dam View Lodges

• Safari tent glamping on a 100-acre farm above Scotland’s oldest dam
• Walks straight from the site and a 25-minute drive to Stirling
• Rolltop bath, well-equipped kitchen, board games, fresh eggs for sale

Pucks Glen Lodges

• Luxury log cabins in Puck's Glen in the Argyll Forest Park
• A 10-minute drive from Dunoon and 45 from Inveraray
• Luxury Egyptian cotton bed linen, bathroom and fully-equipped kitchen

Mountain View Campsite and Retreat

• Dog-friendly site overlooking Ben Lomond
• Half an hour’s drive from both Glasgow and Loch Lomond
• On-site café and restaurant; firepits permitted

Howe of Torbeg

• Stunning surroundings in Royal Deeside, five minutes from Ballater
• On the Snow Roads route and in the Cairngorms National Park
• Well-maintained amenities including heated shower block

Barnsoul Caravan Park

• Wildlife haven overlooking a pond in over 300 acres of woodland
• Woodland paths and trails for nature spotting on site
• Six miles from Dumfries and near the 7stanes MBT trails

Aden Caravan and Camping

Killin Highland Lodges

• Well-maintained park near Killin, with direct access to the A827
• A five-minute drive from Loch Tay and 20 minutes from Loch Earn
• Well-equipped kitchens and barbecues provided; pub two miles away

Killin Log Cabins

• Well-maintained and peaceful lodges 15 minutes' walk from Loch Tay
• Less than five minutes' drive from Killin and a Sustrans cycle route
• Pet-friendly site surrounded by nature trails, streams and waterfalls

West Highland Way Campsite

• Spectacularly scenic lakeside site on the West Highland Way trail
• A 20-minute drive from Loch Lomond; 30 from Glasgow; 40 from Stirling
• Barbecues allowed and breakfast included in price

Ace Hideaways

• Wildlife haven in the Findhorn valley in rural Morayshire
• Whitewater rafting, canoeing, fishing, paintball and lots more on site
• Outdoor camp kitchen with firepits and log stools

Lazy Duck

Loch Broom Chalets

• Peaceful family-owned chalets with views over Loch Broom
• Four miles from Ullapool for boat trips and ferries to Stornoway
• On the North Coast 500 circular coastal drive