Tent campsites and tent campgrounds in Scotland
16 bookable campsites with tent sites in Scotland
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Ben Nevis Holiday Park
Fort William, Highlands and Islands, Scotland- Peaceful holiday park with fantastic views of Ben Nevis and beyond
- A five-minute drive from Fort William and the Ben Nevis Visitor Centre
- Great Glen Way within a 25-minute walk; wifi available on site
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Linnhe Lochside Holidays
Fort William, Highlands and Islands, Scotland- Luxury site five miles from the outdoor activities of Fort William
- Surrounded by spectacular scenery
- Baths and adventure playgrounds
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Westlands Country Park
Annan, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland- Gretna country park with fly fishing and clay pigeon shooting
- Over 100 acres with three fishing ponds
- Shooting tuition, shop and café
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Lagganbeg Caravan Park
Alexandria, Dunbartonshire, Scotland- Dog-friendly site under a mile from the southern shore of Loch Lomond
- A five-minute drive to the John Muir Way; 10 minutes from Balloch
- Restaurants and shops 10 minutes’ drive away; walk to a nature reserve
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Glentrool Camping and Caravan Site
Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland- Quiet site in the Galloway Forest Park, close to Southern Upland Way
- A 15-minute drive from Newton Stewart; great pub a short walk away
- Located in the UK's first Dark Sky Park for excellent stargazing
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Port nan Gael Campsite
Isle of Mull, Argyll, Scotland- Family-run lochside getaway on the Isle of Mull with views of Ben More
- Dog-friendly setting with a restaurant and pub next door
- Digital contactless check-in upon arrival
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Cairngorms Glamping
Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland- Quiet and scenic campsite in Britain's largest national park
- A mile from Strathdon; an hour and a quarter by road from Aberdeen
- Small on-site shop and animal petting corner
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Newbridge Country Park
Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland- Rural dog-friendly site by a river 10 minutes’ drive from Dumfries
- A five-minute drive from Dalscone Farm Fun; half an hour from the sea
- Modern showers and disabled facilities; awnings provided; shop nearby
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Cruachan Farm Caravan and Camping Park
Killin, Stirlingshire, Scotland- Family-run park near the western end of Loch Tay
- Loch Earn and Loch Lomond within an hour's drive
- Laundry room, play area and picnic tables; dogs welcome
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Hillhead Caravan Park
Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland- Quiet, dog-friendly site on Scotland’s Castle Trail
- Half an hour’s drive from Aberdeen and Craigievar Castle
- Barbecues permitted on site and a shop five minutes’ drive away
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Ryan Bay Caravan Park
Stranraer, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland- Sea-view touring site on the banks of Loch Ryan
- A 10-minute drive from Stranraer and Cairnryan ferry port
- Play park and laundry on site; dogs welcome
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Riverside Caravan Park
Strathpeffer, Highlands and Islands, Scotland- Spectacular scenery next to the River Blackwater
- Hillwalking in the Munro mountains just minutes away
- Reiki, reflexology and workshops available
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Moffat Manor Holiday Park
Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland- Peaceful, family-friendly holiday park in the hills of Dumfries
- Dumfries, Moffat, castles and cycle routes within an hour's drive
- Bar and bistro, forest walks and private fjord for fishing
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Bush of Ewes
Langholm, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland- Small, dog-friendly pop-up site in the Southern Uplands of Scotland
- Access to the nine-mile Meikledale walk; a 45-minute drive to Carlisle
- River on site for paddling; 10 minutes’ drive from a pub
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Aberfeldy Caravan Park
Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Scotland- Green rural getaway in Scotland's first Fairtrade town
- Spectacular scenery and plenty of open space
- Manicured landscape with spacious level pitches
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Lochside Caravan Park
Castle Douglas, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland- Campsite Castle Douglas an 18th century market town
- Castle Douglas is a small town perfect for food and history lovers
- Loch Ken to the north makes an ideal centre for exploring Dumfries
