Scotland Getaway: caravan and motorhome tours

1. Forfar Lochside

Start your journey at this site on the shores of Forfar Loch Country Park. Keen golfers are spoilt for choice with 16 courses nearby, whilst parents will enjoy the Kids for £1 pricing on this campsite. Gaze upon the statuesque Glamis Castle - the Queen Mother's childhood home – or explore Dundee city just 30 minutes away.

2. Silverbank

From this riverside campsite, you can visit Balmoral Castle, The Queen's Scottish home-from-home, conquer the turrets, towers and winding stairs of Crathes Castle then hit the shops and see Aberdeen's famous granite architecture.

3. Huntly Castle

Visitors can choose from 15 golf courses within a 25 mile radius of this campsite and explore Huntly Castle's ruins just half a mile away.

4. Grantown-on-Spey

Set in Cairngorms National Park, this campsite has plenty to offer. Climb to the top of The Cairngorms with the Funicular Railway and be sure to visit the world's only Malt Whisky Trail in Moray Speyside.

1. Ayr Craigie Gardens

Set in the grounds of Craigie Estate, Ayr Craigie Gardens is the perfect starting point for a Scottish cultural discovery. Visit the stunning Culzean Castle or take a stroll around the stately Dumfries House – visitors at this campsite can also take advantage of the midweek discounts.

2. North Ledaig

From the North Ledaig Club Campsite you can take a scenic walk on the deserted shoreline, great for wildlife spotting, or take a boat trip to the Isle of Mull.

3. Morvich

Mostly owned by the National Trust for Scotland, the land has been designated as a National Scenic Area, so unforgettable natural beauty is guaranteed. Explore the many National Trust sites nearby or take a trip to the 13th Century Eilean Donan Castle.

4. Dunnet Bay

The most northerly site on the Club’s network, you can take a day trip to Orkney from John O' Groats or watch Highland Games taking place in various towns. Members can also take advantage of midweek discounts.

4a. Altnaharra (alternative route)

For an optional extra to your route, head along the beautiful north coast and stop off at our Altnaharra campsite which is a great base for exploring. Please note: parts of this route may contain stretches of single track road.

5. Kinlochewe

Meander through the 20 acre Attadale Garden and woodland walk or enjoy a stroll along nearby lochs. Midweek discounts are available at this site.

6. Culloden Moor

Step back in time with a visit to Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre or watch dolphins at Charney Point – this site is steeped in history and glorious views.

7. Edinburgh

Situated just outside the heart of Edinburgh, this site is the perfect place to end your tour. Get up close to animals to Edinburgh Zoo or step back in time with a visit to Edinburgh Castle.

1. Berwick Seaview

Start your route at our northernmost site in England, which combines the spectacular scenery of Northumberland with visits across the border to Scotland. Explore one of the largest inhabited castles in the country, Bamburgh Castle and take a peek into medieval history at Berwick-upon-Tweed Castle. Midweek discounts are available at this site.

2. Yellowcraig

Marvel at the ruins at the medieval Dirleton Castle and explore the East Fortune Museum of Flight to see their fantastic exhibition.

3. Edinburgh

Immerse yourself in the architecture and vibrancy of Edinburgh City Centre, hunt for the city’s hidden gems, and meet the animals at Edinburgh Zoo – this site has plenty to offer.

4. Balbirnie Park

Tee off at St Andrews Golf Course and visit the British Golf Museum, then visit the fascinating aquarium at Deep Sea World. Midweek discounts, plus Kids for £1 offers are available at this site.

5. Melrose Gibson Park

End your tour at Melrose Gibson Park, which is overlooked by the beautiful Eilden Hills. Explore the impressive Jedburgh Castle Jail and Museum and learn the history of Jedburgh at the Mary Queen of Scots Visitor Centre.