English: Campgrounds in Scotland

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

Galloway Activity Centre

• Award-winning activity holidays on the shores of Loch Ken
• Laser combat, watersports, archery, climbing, zipwiring and more
• Café serving evening meals and breakfast

Juniper Lodges

• Self catering lodges with hot tub
• Perfect break in Scottish highland countryside

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.

Mossband Caravan Park

The Lismore Campsite

• Eco-friendly campsite with a relaxed atmosphere
• Peaceful and remote island location for family getaways
• Natural pool, bike hire and organic fruit and veg to pick

Mouswald Park

• Rural and peaceful lodge park surrounded by expansive countryside

Myrus Holiday Park

North Keiss Camper Site

• No-frills Caithness campsite with spectacular sea views at Keiss
• A 10-minute drive to John O’Groats; Nybster Broch a 15-minute walk
• Dog-friendly wild pitches; pubs five minutes' drive away

North Ledaig Caravan Park

Newark Farm

Island Pods

• Glamping site in a central Mull location with easy road access
• Salmon and trout fishing close by; 25 minutes' drive to Tobermory
• Cosy wooden pods with ensuite shower room, kitchen and sea views

Grantown-on-Spey Caravan Park

Tralee Bay Holiday Park

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

Point of Ness

Aird Donald Caravan Park

• Surrounded by beautiful landscapes and Scottish history.
• Giving easy access to all Scottish locations and Irish locations.

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

Ardnamurchan