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Book a camping stay in Scotland

Scotland is a diverse and extraordinary country, with a rich and fascinating history for an unforgettable caravan holiday. The country is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world, which you can explore with nearly 30 Scottish Club campsites available to book with the Caravan and Motorhome Club.

A land of contrasts, Scotland boasts vibrant and exciting cities. Breathtaking lochs, mountains and coastlines that should be explored. Every inch of Scotland is steeped in culture and history, something that the Scots are proud of. Marvel at the wondrous view of Culzean Castle on Ayrshire cliffs or take in the peaceful tranquility of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.

Scotland has produced some of the world's best writers, painters, sculptors, poets and musicians. These talents are often seen at Scotland's many festivals, such as the Edinburgh International Festival.

standing stones lining a pathway in Scotland

South Ayrshire

South Ayrshire is situated in the west of Scotland on the Clyde Coast. It offers spectacular scenery, a fascinating history, golf courses, and exciting outdoor activities. There are ancient castles to...

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Stirling Castle looking out from the tree-covered hilltop under blue skies

Stirling

Explore Stirlingshire Stirlingshire is considered to be the heritage capital of Scotland. Located on the main road to the Highlands, it combines a mixture of historical and modern culture. The county...

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Things to do when camping in Scotland

Scotland is home to some of the best produce in the world, from stunning sustainable seafood to an indulgent full Scottish breakfast. Visit one of the many distilleries producing some of the finest whiskies, many of which offer tours and the chance to sample their Scotch - why not take a tour of the country and enjoy the variety from the regions, the difference between peaty Islays or more floral Lowlands.

Soak up the rich history at some of the many castles; the atmospheric Eileen Donan, the clifftop fortress of Culzean Castle or the ruined Dunnottar Castle on the Aberdeenshire coast. The capital Edinburgh is rich in art, history and culture, or take in the Victorian architecture of the port city of Glasgow. Or get away from city life among the hundreds of islands that surround the coast. With many that can be reached by road or ferry, you can enjoy dramatic scenery, prehistoric sites and the best of Gaelic culture. Scotland has two beautiful National Parks, the Cairngorms and Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, and both are fantastic places for walking, climbing and enjoying the stunning scenery.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Popular destinations in Scotland

Scotland offers one of the most diverse landscapes in Europe. Whether you’re planning a trip to the wild, untamed terrain of the Scottish Highlands, or instead want to discover the cultural hum of cities like Edinburgh, Scotland provides a wealth of variety from blissful solitude to new and exciting experiences. A great choice for camping as well as touring by caravan or motorhome.

Touring in the UK

Once you've discovered Scotland, consider exploring the full extent of what the UK has to offer by choosing a campsite in England or Wales. Hundreds of Club Sites await you throughout the UK, suitable for camping, caravanning, motorhomes and campervans.

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Explore Scotland with our tours

Discover and enjoy the wonders of Scotland, at your own pace, with one of our fantastic Scottish touring itineraries

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The North Coast 500 virtual tour

Go on a 'virtual' tour across the popular North Coast 500 route, through the Scottish Highlands

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10 Must-Visit Castles in Scotland

Photo by Club member, Neville Long

From Kilchurn Castle to the royal estate of Balmoral, discover Scotland's best castles to visit on your next trip.

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A gastronomic tour of central Scotland

Andrew Ditton guides us on a gastronomic (virtual) tour of central Scotland.

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