Sites with video: Campsites in Scotland

Whitecairn Holiday Park

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

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

Coastal Kippford

Seton Sands Holiday Park

Tom an Fhuadain

• Unique, exclusive, sustainable semi-wild pitch above Loch Odhairn
• World-class nature, kayaking, walking and cycling on the doorstep
• Opportunity to stay on a Hebridean croft in a working township

Loch Ken Holiday Park

Feather Down Farm - Balnab Farm

• Dog-friendly stay on a dairy farm near the Isle of Whithorn
• A 10-minute drive from Garlieston and Galloway House Gardens
• Kids’ play area and animals such as pygmy goats and Shetland ponies

Craig Tara Holidays

Ayre's Rock Hostel and Camp Site

• Small, peaceful and friendly site on the beach-filled island of Sanday
• On the beachfront and in a wildlife haven
• Cooking area and laundry facilities

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

Feather Down - Chesters

• Luxury glampsite on a private estate 15 minutes’ drive from Jedburgh
• Dryburgh Abbey 20 minutes’ drive; Monteviot Gardens 20 minutes by bike
• Exclusive-use hot tubs; pick-your-own vegetables; gourmet local pub

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.

Roulotte Retreat

• Eco, chic romantic French Romany roulotte in a wildflower meadow
• Relax in style in a cosy bolthole for two, around the lochan
• Just below the Eildon Hills in the heart of the Scottish Borders