Explore the best of what Scotland has to offer with our top Scottish campsites for spring
Take the time to explore the incredible beauty right here in Scotland this spring with our pick of some of the best campsites around.
It’s the perfect time to think about getting out and about to explore the awe-inspiring landscapes this country offers with a trip that blends outdoor adventure with comfort.
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From our incredible lochs to a coastal paradise, there’s something for everyone, each promising an unforgettable adventure:
Glenmore Campsite
Where is it? Cairngorms National Park
Why should I visit? Situated in a forested area beside Loch Morlich, Glenmore Campsite is perfect for both adventure AND kicking back and relaxing. Families can enjoy canoeing on the loch or building sandcastles on its golden beach, while couples can explore nearby hiking trails through the Cairngorms. The serene setting and breath-taking night skies create a magical atmosphere – plus there’s the chance to see deer, otters, ospreys and even golden eagles. Just remember it can get chilly at night, so wrap up warm.
Loch Ness Shores Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Where is it? On the south shore of Loch Ness
Why should I visit? Overlooking the legendary Loch Ness, this campsite combines adventure with tranquillity. There are eight eco-friendly glamping pods or plenty of places where you can pitch your tent. Families can join Nessie-spotting cruises or explore nature trails, while couples will appreciate the romantic views. Close to Urquhart Castle and Inverness, the campsite is an ideal base for exploring the area’s history and natural beauty.
Sunnyside Croft Touring Site
Where is it? The West Coast, near Mallaig
Why should I visit? With direct access to a stunning white sandy beach, this coastal campsite feels like a hidden paradise. It’s perfect if you have a camper van and you’re keen to see more of Scotland: Children can explore the rockpools and play on the beach, while couples can watch breathtaking sunsets over the Small Isles. Nearby, boat trips to the Inner Hebrides offer the chance to spot dolphins and seals.
Loch Lomond Holiday Park
Where is it? Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
Why should I visit? Set on the shores of Loch Lomond, this campsite offers spectacular views and access to one of Scotland’s most iconic natural landmarks. This is hardly roughing it: You can choose from waterside hot tub lodges which boast uninterrupted views across the water, stylish lodge-style caravans or cosy log cabins which come complete with saunas! Families can enjoy water activities such as kayaking and paddleboarding, while couples will love romantic strolls along the loch. It’s an ideal destination for high-end relaxation and outdoor fun.
Blair Drummond Caravan Park
Where is it? Near Stirling
Why should I visit? Nestled in a peaceful woodland setting, this campsite is located right next to the popular Blair Drummond Safari Park, making it a dream for families. There are ten tent pitches nestled by the outer walled garden, sheltered by mature trees and planting, and kids will love the well-equipped play area. When you’re done exploring the park’s wildlife attractions, check out Stirling Castle or just sit back and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the campsite itself.
Why camping needn’t mean roughing it…
Don’t like to be without your home comforts? Don’t worry – Jackery has you covered! The latest addition to their next-generation line-up of portable power stations, the Jackery Explorer 2000 v2, can power your lights, cooker, coffee machine and even a fridge if you want to camp in style this summer. Plus, you can get £400 off the usual RRP of £1,399 if you buy before Feb 20.
And you can even get a 200W solar panel to make sure you never run out of power – as long as the Scottish sun is shining!