Barbecue grills allowed: Campgrounds in Scotland

Blackadder Holiday Park

• Well-kept riverside park close to Greenlaw and 37 miles from Edinburgh
• Fly fish on the river or play bowls on the village green
• Five golf courses within 15 minutes

Black Isle Stud

• Peaceful site on an Arabian horse stud farm and smallholding
• On the Black Isle peninsula, with direct access to Millbuie Forest
• A five-minute drive from Culbokie and 25 minutes from Inverness

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

The Old School House Certificated Location

• Two-acre site on the North Coast 500 route for CAMC members only
• Just off the main A9 trunk road, 10 minutes’ drive from a sandy beach
• One-acre dog playground on site; a 20-minute walk from the local pub

Strathyre Cabins

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

Strathfillan Wigwams

• On a working farm in the Highlands, surrounded by thick forests
• Wildlife haven with woodland walk leading to a waterfall
• Buy venison, boar, ostrich and kangaroo sausages on site

Whitewave Wigwams

• Glamping pods at an outdoor centre on the Isle of Skye
• A 75-minute drive from the Skye Bridge; 30 minutes from Portree
• Kayaking, canoeing, climbing, archery and mountain-boarding on site

Shepherd's Loch

• Bespoke glamping huts on a working farm in rural Aberdeenshire
• A 15-minute drive to the beach; 45 minutes to the Malt Whisky Trail
• Trout fishing, kids' play area, kayaks and zipwire on site

Alba Yurts

• Very close to St Andrews
• Nature all-around
• Working farm consisting of 15 acres

Craskie Estate

• Dog-friendly pods on a spectacular Highlands smallholding with sheep
• A 155-acre wildlife haven of woodland, moorland and green space
• Three miles from the local village and 15 minutes' drive to Loch Ness

Howe of Torbeg

• Stunning surroundings in Royal Deeside, five minutes from Ballater
• On the Snow Roads route and in the Cairngorms National Park
• Well-maintained amenities including heated shower block

Sands of Luce Holiday Park

• Family site facing a wide run of beach
• Launch your own boat from the beach and store on site for free
• Excellently-kept facilities including café and bar

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

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