Glamping pods in Scotland: 10 of the most beautiful spots for luxury camping

Scotland has some of the most stunning countryside in the world and going camping is one of the best ways to experience it.

By David Hepburn

Published 25th Mar 2021, 16:49 BST

Updated 28th Jun 2022, 14:41 BST

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But there are the downsides – struggling to put the tent up, realising you’ve managed to lose the tent pegs, uncomfortable sleeping bags, midge invasions...and then it starts raining.

Luckily there are plenty of glamping sites in some of Scotland’s most stunning locations, offering huts, pods, and caravans for those who like the idea of getting back to nature but don’t want to give up all their creature comforts.

Here are 10 of the most highly rated that can be booked on www.booking.com.

Here are ten of the best glamping spots in Scotland.

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Here are ten of the best glamping spots in Scotland. Photo: www.booking.com

Located in ountryside near the Highland village of Auckengill, these pods come with a double bed, fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, TV/DVD player and heating. Bottled water, milk, tea, coffee, sugar and breakfast cereals, plus some special treats for you and some for your dog, are also provided for around £72 per night.

2. Hillside Camping Pods

Located in ountryside near the Highland village of Auckengill, these pods come with a double bed, fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, TV/DVD player and heating. Bottled water, milk, tea, coffee, sugar and breakfast cereals, plus some special treats for you and some for your dog, are also provided for around £72 per night. Photo: www.booking.com

Set near Buckie, on the Moray Firth, each pod can sleep up to four adults (or two adults and three children) in a bedroom and a living area with sofa bed. There's an electric shower and a fully-equipped kitchen, as well as a garden to relax in. Pods are available from around £78 per night.

3. Greencraig Pods

Set near Buckie, on the Moray Firth, each pod can sleep up to four adults (or two adults and three children) in a bedroom and a living area with sofa bed. There's an electric shower and a fully-equipped kitchen, as well as a garden to relax in. Pods are available from around £78 per night. Photo: www.booking.com

Located in Invergordon, eight miles from Tain, these camping huts include free WiFi, children's playground, a garden with a barbecue, and a continental breakfast. Prices start at around £75 per night.

4. Delny Glamping

Located in Invergordon, eight miles from Tain, these camping huts include free WiFi, children's playground, a garden with a barbecue, and a continental breakfast. Prices start at around £75 per night. Photo: www.booking.com