| Lazy Duck Camping, Hostel and Off Grid Huts |
Campers have been welcome since the autumn of 2002 and the opening of the Speyside Way. A very peaceful site in grounds of a small hostel, can accommodate up to four two-man tents or their equivalent for a few nights. Campers have the use of a flush toilet and washbasin, hot water, washing up and bush shower, campfire area, picnic table and use of a wet weather shelter for cooking in if necessary. We also have a wood fired hot tub and sauna.
Rating: 4.42  (33 votes)
    
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| Sango Sands Oasis campsite |
Located central to village and looks out Northwards to open sea. Sheltered indoor campers kitchen and free showers. After October there is no hot water but the toilet blocks are open - please contact site prior to planning off season stay.
Rating: 4.15  (30 votes)
   
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| Witches Craig Caravan and Camping Site |
The park is an attractive and exceptionally well-maintained park right in the heart of Braveheart Country. This friendly and scenic park is overlooked by the dramatic Wallace Monument while the Ochil Hills dramatically ascend from the rear of the park and stretch eastward as far as the eye can see. The park is a family run business by the Stephen family. Both caravanners and campers are welcome. Facilities are excellent with heated toilet and
Rating: 4.35 (25 votes)
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| Applecross Campsite |
Located on the way into the lovely coastal village of Applecross when approaching over scenic A896. Note A896 not suitable for large campers & caravans. The site is under the ownership of Clive & Maureen Goldthorpe. It is an open site consisting of mainly grass pitches spread over two camping areas. The facilities block was upgraded during 2006. The laundry has a washing machine & dryer, along with this there is a small drying room.
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Rating: 3.87 (24 votes)
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| Shieling Holidays |
On the sea, with views of Ben Nevis, and a warm welcome for your tent, camper or caravan. See otters and seals on site, sometimes dolphins and porpoises. Spotless showers, with free and constant hot water. Free Wi-Fi. Common room with dishwashing, microwave, TV and multifuel stove. Laundrette. Bike hire. Visit our website www.shielingholidays.co.uk (just click the Weblink below) for details of our self catering Shieling tents and hostel beds,
Rating: 4.39 (21 votes)
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| Achindarroch Touring Park |
This friendly, family run site lies in a quiet, picturesque location at the foot of Glen Duror. The park is well sheltered and is a real sun trap in the summer months. A track, which is part of the Sustrans cycle network, has recently been constructed and runs parallel to the park. It is an excellent, safe route for walking your dog, jogging and cycling and will eventually join up with the Ballahulish and Appin routes.
We currently have 2
Rating: 4.33 (20 votes)
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| Rothiemurchus Camp and Caravan Park |
Set opposite the Hilton Coylumbridge at start of Lairig Ghru walk. Within Caledonian Forest and wilderness setting. No dogs allowed (except guide dogs) in the tent camping area, but they are allowed if you have a caravan or campervan in the touring area. New facilities for tent campers in 2004. Check with site for disabled facilities. See weblink for full details. Woodshed Bar and restaurants available at Hilton Hotel.
Rating: 4.21 (18 votes)
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| Beinglas Farm Campsite |
This site is for tent campers and small campervans only although there are heated wooden wigwams and B&B accomodation also. There is a bar and diner available onsite. The site is on the West Highland Way and also at the start of climb to summit of munro Beinn Chabhair. Level grassed field with great views.
Contact June Palmer.
Rating: 4.01 (18 votes)
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| Machrihanish Caravan and Camping Park |
Family run and owned the site looks out the the Atlantic with 3 miles of golden sands and excellent surfing on your doorstep. A campers room is provided with free use of microwave, fridge and freezer and there is a small shop supplying basic food provisions and ceramics hand crafted on site. Wigwam camping cabins are also available for hire.
Rating: 4.76  (15 votes)
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| Bunchrew Caravan Park |
In a beautiful quiet setting on the southern shores of the Beauly Firth, the park enjoys wonderful views over the water to Ben Wyvis and the hills beyond. The 20 acres of peaceful sheltered parkland surrounded by mature trees offer a welcome haven to campers and caravanners.
Rating: 4.25 (15 votes)
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| Isle of Barra |
There are now two official site on the Isle of Barra. We list both and you can access them via a search for Barra. You may wild camp with consent from the local crofter or the local responsible for the common grasing. Please see the weblink above and read the visitors reviews below which relate to camping near to the airport (now closed off due to erosion), on Vatersay and at Eoligarry. There is the Dunard Hostel with no camping in Castlebay for
Rating: 3.53  (15 votes)
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| Eilean Fraoich Camp Site |
A warm island welcome awaits you at this small friendly, family-run site which lies immediately beside the home of the owner on the scenic west coast of Lewis.
It is ideally situated for sandy beaches, coastal and moorland walks, hill climbing, loch fishing and close to many significant historical sites such as the Callanish Standing Stones.
From Barvas on the A857 take A858 for 6 miles. Located behind the school and museum in North Shawbost.
Rating: 3.80 (14 votes)
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| Keltie Bridge Caravan Park |
Keltie Bridge Caravan Park is situated close to the town of Callander within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Keltie Bridge enjoys a quiet riverside location in the country with easy access off the A84 trunk road. Callander is within walking distance - either directly via a tarmac footpath or a woodland walk along a disused railway line which is now converted into part of the Sustrans national cycle network. Touring caravans,
Rating: 3.71 (11 votes)
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| Seal Shore Camping and Touring Site |
This popular site is located at Kildonan on the southern shore of Arran. It looks out to Pladda Island and Ailsa Craig and has a sandy beach on its doorstep. There are extensive onsite facilities including a purpose built shower block, accessible to disabled visitors. Alongside this there is also a newly built campers day room providing under cover cooking, a dry eating room and bike storage area. The local shop is available within one mile.
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Rating: 3.76 (11 votes)
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| Lochranza Caravan and Camping Site |
We are a small, friendly and quiet campsite at the North End of Arran, situated amid beautiful mountain and loch scenery. We offer a comfortable base whether you're exploring the island, walking the hills or Coastal Way, or simply relaxing.
We offer facilities for tent camping, camper vans and caravans. We also have three wooden camping pods for hire.
Our facilities include: heated washrooms with hot showers and hairdryers (no extra
Rating: 4.40 (10 votes)
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| Rosemarkie Camping and Caravanning Club Site |
Touring pitches for caravans, campers and tents. Non members welcome. Electric hookups. On the shore of the Moray Firth for bird and dolphin spotting. Heading north go though Fortrose and turn down by police house to golf course and leisure centre. Signposted from there.
Rating: 3.90 (10 votes)
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| Skeld Caravan and Camping Site |
Skeld Caravan and Camping Site is a voluntary run community site. We have 19 caravan/ campervan pitches all with electric hook ups and 15 tent pitches. Lovely flat well kept green grassy area for campers. Great for kids playing on.
Choice of flat hardstanding at one side near the grassy area and the other hard standing overlooking the water and the marina for caravans and motorhomes. Crabs, lobsters and scallops landed at the local pier
Rating: 4.20 (10 votes)
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| Port Mor Centre Campsite |
The Campsite at Port Mor is available from the beginning of February until the end of Novemeber, the Campsite is closed through the months of December and January. We accept all tents, camper vans and caravans. We also have 10 electric hookups available at an extra cost of £3 per night. The Centre itself has a wide range of facilities for campers such as toilets (including disabled toilets/showers), showers, laundry, water, a cafe and
Rating: 4.42 (9 votes)
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| Tantallon Caravan Park |
Tantallon Caravan and Camping Park overlooks the Firth of Forth with easy access to the beach by footpath from the park. Between the Park and the beach is The Glen Golf Course. The Park consists of a reception, games room, showers (with free hot water), also separate cubicles containing shower, WC and washhand basin, toilets and a coin operated laundry, quality play equipment and a 9 hole putting green as well as lots of space for children to
Rating: 3.69 (9 votes)
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| Drummohr Camping and Glamping Site |
“Rated 5-star by Visit Scotland, Drummohr Camping and Glamping Site was originally the walled garden of a monastery - and much of the original tranquil atmosphere has remained intact. Sheltered and wooded on all sides, with views across the Firth of Forth through the trees, this secluded site is mainly level and carefully landscaped, including the planting of some 1500 trees and shrubs. All pitches have electric and are generously spaced,
Rating: 4.74 (7 votes)
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| Thurston Manor Leisure Park |
We welcome campers and touring caravans throughout the year at Thurston Manor.
Our location, just off the A1, is convenient for those passing through on a tour of Scotland or heading south of the border. Most of our visitors tend to stay awhile to enjoy everything the area has to offer.
All our pitches are serviced with an electric hook-up. Caravan and motor home owners can also choose one of our 'super pitches' that are hard
Rating: 3.40 (6 votes)
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| Glendaruel Caravan Park |
This is a small family run 3 acre holiday park set within a 22 acre Victorian Woodland Garden and Glen. Located in the centre of Argyll it is also an ideal base to explore from. Best to book ahead during high season. Campers shelter for cooking. Located and signposted off A886. See weblink above for further details and suggested activities.
Rating: 4.17 (6 votes)
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| Dunnet Bay Caravan Club Site |
A good place for those who like to be solitary: you can look out over clean washed sands to Dunnet Head, the northernmost point of the mainland of Britain. Climb Dunnet Head for magnificent views over the Pentland Firth to Orkney and a great part of the north coast to Ben Loyal and Ben Hope. Take a day trip over to Orkney from John o'Groats or Scrabster, and island-hop the string of islands by boat and coach. If you're a keen
Rating: 3.96 (5 votes)
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| Roseview Caravan Park |
Site is located in the gardens of the owners home. Delightful setting for peace and quiet. Site is seperated into variouse levels for families and has a burn running through site. Covered BBQ area and room with benches for campers. The Park is open from mid April until the end of October every year. Previously known as Oban Divers. Max tent size 4x4 metres (4 man).
Rating: 4.64 (5 votes)
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