Campgrounds in Scotland

Muirkirk Caravan Site

• Friendly park alongside the Ayr river
• A short stroll from Muirkirk and the 42-mile River Ayr Way
• Licensed bar and club open on weekends

Mossband Caravan Park

Heart of the Glen

• Rural family-friendly site on the banks of the Water Of Ken river
• Galloway Forest Park half an hour’s drive; Dumfries one hour
• Wild swimming and fishing; play area and pétanque

Carradale Bay Caravan Park

Craighead Howfs

• Handcrafted luxury retreats at an adults-only Perthshire glamping site
• Stirling Castle and Gleneagles Golf Course 20 minutes’ drive
• Unusual units in landscaped gardens; farm animals and wildlife on site

Mossyard Caravan Park

Coveyheugh Camping

• Private campsite with its own cabin with toilet and cooking facilites

Fullshawmill Holidays

• Family-friendly glamping pods near Kilmarnock in rural Ayrshire
• Half an hour’s drive to the Arran ferry; Culzean Castle 50 minutes
• Private hot tubs, outdoor TVs; communal firepit and barbecue

Go Native Ardfern

• Glamping in five acres of woods just outside Ardfern village
• A 40-minute drive to Oban for ferries to the islands
• Pub, café, shop and wildlife boat trips within walking distance

Gairloch Caravan and Camping Site

• Remote Highlands site next to village shops and restaurants
• Spectacular scenery with views towards Skye and the Torridon Hills
• Spotless modern amenities including a heated shower block

The Pods at Ardyle

• Peaceful pods site in the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
• A 10-minute drive the shore in Balmaha; 25 minutes from Ben Lomond
• A short walk from the West Highland Way and surrounded by more walks

Glampods

• Well-equipped luxury glamping pod in the countryside near Elgin
• A hour’s drive to Inverness; Speyside Whisky Trail 30 minutes
• Part of a farm with Highland cows and pet sheep

Barstobrick Holiday Lodges

• Stylish lodges with stunning views, 10 minutes from Castle Douglas
• A 10-minute drive to Kirkcudbright; 20 minutes to Galloway Forest Park
• Walking trails and horse riding centre on site

Orkney Caravan Park

West Tor

• Nearly-wild camping field in a rural Lanarkshire location
• A 40-minute drive from Irvine and Glasgow city centre
• Part of a working smallholding; close to Loudoun Hill

Aviemore Glamping

• Cosy wooden eco pods in the grounds of a family-run guest house
• In the Cairngorms National Park, close to climbing and watersports
• Central Aviemore spot a 20-minute walk to the station, shops and pubs

Balmaha Lodges

• Luxury site on the banks of Loch Lomond
• Hiking, mountain biking and boat cruises within half an hour's drive
• A minute's walk from a shop, ice cream parlour and pub with food

Coastal Kippford