Pick-up from public transport: Campsites in Scotland

Alba Yurts

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

Ayshire Yurts

• Scenic glampsite on a working farm in Ayrshire’s Girvan Valley
• A 10-minute drive from Maybole and 20 minutes from Ayr
• Sandy beaches within 20 minutes’ drive of the site

The Snap Inn Walkers Retreat

• Small, 'nearly wild' site just off the Southern Upland Way
• A 15-minute drive from Newton Stewart and the Galloway Forest Park
• In a dark sky area; barbecues and campfires permitted

St Cyrus Park

• A five-minute drive from St Cyrus beach
• Close to the championship golf course at Carnoustie
• Landscaped gardens with views of the coast and countryside

Clashwhannon Caravan Park

• Fishing and birdwatching haven on the Rhins
• Clean and modern facilities
• Close to Stranraer for ferry trips to and from Ireland

Coastal Kippford

Port Mor

Dorrery Lodge

• Remote rural campsite in the far north of Scotland
• Close to the North Coast 500; 15 minutes' drive from Thurso
• Spectacular views of Caithness; located halfway up Ben Dorrery

St Andrews Holiday Park

Runach Arainn

• Small secluded site on the south end of the Isle of Arran
• Close to the beach and a local restaurant
• Spot golden eagles, red squirrels, red deers, seals and otter

Croft 183 Caravan and Camping Site

Loch Ken Holiday Park

Shieling Holidays

Templehall Shepherd's Huts

• Smart adults-only shepherd's huts close to the village of Coldingham
• Scuba diving and wildlife-spotting boat trips in five minutes' drive
• Half an hour's walk from the beach; pubs and shop 10 minutes away

Tomnauld Farm

• Family-run bell tent site on a hobby farm in Highland Perthshire
• A 10-minute drive from Pitlochry and the Blair Athol Distillery
• Dog-friendly, with on-site dog sitting, agility course and walks

Balinoe Campsite Tiree