Wildlife haven: Campgrounds in Scotland

Smerral

• Peaceful pop-up wild camping site just off the NC500 at Latheron
• Five minutes' drive to Latheronwheel Harbour; 25 minutes to Wick
• Scenic back to basics pitches on a traditional working croft

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

Papa Stour Paradise Island

• Wild with nature. Peace in Paradise.

Corrie Lodge

• Two-bedroom holiday lodge in the peaceful Glendevon Country Park
• A 10-minute drive from Gleneagles and half an hour from Perth
• Garden, decking and fully-equipped kitchen; shop in the country park

Glenluce Holiday Park

Glenbrittle Campsite

Killin Highland Lodges

• Well-maintained park near Killin, with direct access to the A827
• A five-minute drive from Loch Tay and 20 minutes from Loch Earn
• Well-equipped kitchens and barbecues provided; pub two miles away

Blair Castle Caravan Park

• Situated within the grounds of the magnificent Blair Castle & Gardens

Harvest Moon Holidays

• Glamping by the beach, near Edinburgh

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

West Highland Way Campsite

• Spectacularly scenic lakeside site on the West Highland Way trail
• A 20-minute drive from Loch Lomond; 30 from Glasgow; 40 from Stirling
• Barbecues allowed and breakfast included in price

John O'Groats

• Luxury glass-fronted lodges with views towards Orkney
• A 15-minute walk from the John O'Groats sign, café and ferry
• Woodburning stove, well-equipped kitchen and TV with games console

Kirkwall Bay Touring Park

• On the shoreline of Kirkwall Bay, with views of Orkney's north isles
• A five-minute drive to central Kirkwall and convenient for ferries
• Heated bathroom block with family/accessible shower room

Mains Farm Wigwams