Barbecue grills allowed: Campgrounds in Scotland

Tullochwood Lodges

• Dog-friendly self-catering lodges in 28 acres of natural woodland
• A 15-minute drive to Findhorn; 30 minutes to Cairngorms National Park
• Barbecue provided for each lodge; shared laundry and information lodge

Callander Woods Holiday Park

• Highland site on the edge of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
• Hikers’ haven: Rob Roy Way, Birds of Prey Trail and 21 munros nearby
• Tons of outdoor activities: watersports, biking, trekking and safaris

Castlewigg Caravan Park

• Small family-run park two miles from Whithorn and five from beaches
• Walking, cycling, birdwatching and several golf courses in the area
• Spacious site with plenty of room for kids to play

Kennacoil

• Small, peaceful glamping site next to Craig Laggan crag
• A 10-minute drive from Dunkeld and near to hiking and biking trails
• Dog-friendly and family-run; benches and fire bowls provided

Port Ban Holiday Park

• Secluded haven on Scotland's west coast
• Stunning views across the sea to Islay and Jura
• Perfect location for watersports

Coveyheugh Camping

• Private campsite with its own cabin with toilet and cooking facilites

Craighead Howfs

• Handcrafted luxury retreats at an adults-only Perthshire glamping site
• Stirling Castle and Gleneagles Golf Course 20 minutes’ drive
• Unusual units in landscaped gardens; farm animals and wildlife on site

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

Inver Coille

• In a Highland forest with spectacular mountain views
• Close to the Great Glen Way and near Loch Ness
• Modern facilities including shower rooms and small shop

Invermoriston Holidays

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

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

John Muir Way Campsite

• Small, peaceful site by the Campsie Fells, a mile from Strathblane
• On the John Muir Way and West Highland Way walking trails
• In the grounds of a hotel with restaurant, hot tub and games room

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

Port Mor

Red Squirrel Campsite