Explore Scotland

Not only is this campsite in the grounds of the fairytale Culzean Castle, it also enjoys spectacular views across the sea to the Isle of Arran where the sunsets have to be seen to be believed.

Perfect place for exploring the Highlands, Dingwall is a place you will definitely want to stay. Leave the car behind and let the train to see some of Scotland’s most stunning scenery.

Located on Scotland’s east coast, dubbed the ‘sunshine coast’, this campsite has a sandy surfing beach nearby. Edinburgh is just a short car journey from the campsites.

Set in a stunning location with pitches enjoying spectacular views of the mountains, this campsite is surrounded by woodland managed by the National Trust for Scotland; perfect walking country.

Our most northerly Scottish campsite in the Western Highlands has the complete package; extra hours of daylight in June, wildlife on your doorstep, and the most spectacular sunsets in Scotland.

This campsite is a peaceful retreat from which to explore the history and rolling countryside of the Borders. Within easy reach of the campsite are many restaurants, take away eateries and pubs.

Situated on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond with its tranquil sandy shores, this campsite is the perfect base for walking the West Highland Way - a long distance footpath that runs for 95 miles from Glasgow to Fort William.

Loch Ness, one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations, provides the stunning backdrop to one of the Club’s newest campsites. Located on the Loch’s south shore, the 99-pitch site offers year-round camping in picturesque surroundings.

Perfectly situated on the banks of Loch Lomond, this campsite and the village of Luss are set in a conservation area in the beautiful Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. Pitch on the banks of the Loch, relax and enjoy the stunning scenery.

An ideal stop-over site when travelling through Scotland, this campsite is also a beautiful place to spend time and explore the Scottish Lowlands. The campsite is very close to the picturesque town of Moffat with everything you need on the doorstep.

A level and sheltered campsite in a beautiful Highland forest, Nairn is situated near the town’s blue flag, sandy beach. Whilst on the campsite you might be lucky enough to spot a red squirrel, or catch sight of dolphins playing in the Moray Firth close by.

Surrounded by spectacular scenery, and set in a beautiful, walled vegetable garden, this campsite is ideally located for enjoying Scotland’s west coast and islands. The town of Oban is around 13 miles away, from where you can take a ferry to one of the Western Isles.

On the shore of the Moray Firth, Rosemarkie has it all – beautiful hills and woodland behind, stunning views over the bay, and a glimpse of a dolphin or two playing in the sea. A short walk away from the campsite is Chanonry Lighthouse, the perfect place to watch seals.

This campsite is a wildlife lover’s paradise. Osprey, deer and rare black rabbits are all visitors to the estate of Scone Palace, on which this site is located. Nearby Quarrymill Woodland Park has a colony of red squirrels and many way marked paths to enjoy on foot.

Set on the Isle of Skye, on a working croft, the site is perfectly positioned to enjoy the isle’s stunning scenery and dramatic history, alongside the area’s famous Highland cattles. Skye is a place where time is irrelevant and where history greets you at every turn.

Just a ‘stone’s throw’ from the campsite you'll find the infamous whisky distilleries of Speyside that draw upon ancient springs to create the national drink. Set on a gentle, south facing slope, the campsite is sheltered with trees, providing shade but also preserving its open feel.

An area renowned for its spectacular scenery, just outside the Cairngorms National Park, this area has been favoured by royalty for many years; indeed Queen Victoria chose the area for her Balmoral home in the 1850’s. A tranquil park set in the most exquisite part of Scotland.

A beautiful river runs the full length of this peaceful and tranquil campsite in the Scottish borders. With plenty to see in the local area, and a short drive away from Edinburgh, this is the perfect site to explore Scotland’s lush border country.