Student friendly campgrounds in Scotland

Blairlinn Campsite

• Quiet rural location 11 miles from Glasgow
• A 10-minute drive from Auchinstarry marina and Antonine Wall walks
• Bird of prey centre and café on site

Gorebridge Cabin Camping

• Dog-friendly camping pods site in Lothian
• A 35-minute drive from Edinburgh and Peebles, with cycling nearby
• Restaurants, shops and takeaways a 35-minute walk from the site

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

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

Beinglas Farm Campsite

• Inverarnan site five minutes' drive from the north tip of Loch Lomond
• Ben Vorlich 10 minutes' drive; easy access from the A82
• Campers' kitchen, plus on-site restaurant and bar with live music

Noah's Ark Caravan Park

The Wheel Caravan Park

• Quiet rural park halfway between Bonnybridge and Falkirk
• Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling all within a 40-minute drive
• Highland cattle and horse-drawn carriage rides on site

The Outdoor Hotel

• Eco-friendly wild camping with free firepits and wood
• A couple of minutes' drive from the local village and 20 from Dumfries
• Modern amenities: individual cubicles with shower, toilet and sink

Myrus Holiday Park

Braw

• Glamping units next to the Caledonian Canal with views over Loch Lochy
• A 15-minute drive to Invergarry and 20 minutes to Fort Augustus
• Accommodation includes kitchenettes, beds and woodburning stoves

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

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.

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

Mouswald Park

• Rural and peaceful lodge park surrounded by expansive countryside

Balinoe Campsite Tiree

Bail a’ Chairn

• Comfy shepherds’ huts on a Caithness working croft near Wick
• A 25-minute drive to Dunnet beach; close to the North Coast 500 drive
• Ruins of an Iron Age broch and ancient standing stone on site

Grantown-on-Spey Caravan Park

Ardnamurchan