Holiday parks in Scotland offer all the family fun you could possibly want from a UK break, with nature trails, playground adventures, long walks and sea views. There are on-site facilities and plenty to see and do close by to keep you entertained throughout your holiday. Find out what makes Scotland such a magical place to visit and stay in one of these holiday parks.
Holiday Parks in Scotland
Castlewigg Holiday Park
Coastal Kippford Holiday Park
Southerness Holiday Village
St Fillans Holiday Park
Why Holiday Parks in Scotland?
Choosing to stay at one of many holiday parks or caravan parks in Scotland gives you the opportunity to explore all that this wonderful part of the UK has to offer. From enchanting freshwater lochs and stunning countryside to energising cities full of fun things to do, you can enjoy quality time with your loved ones at a holiday park in Scotland.
There are many other benefits to staying on one of these caravan parks, including the on-site facilities. With pools, playgrounds and evening entertainment, you won’t be stuck for something to do.
Scotland’s landscapes are mesmerising, inviting you to walk, cycle, take up wild swimming, gaze up at dark skies and so much more! Plan your trip with our helpful travel guide to Scotland and make the most of your time here. Relax, unwind and create lasting memories with your family and friends with a caravan holiday in Scotland.
Places to visit from Holiday Parks in Scotland
You have so much choice of places to visit while you’re on holiday in this interesting part of the country.
Dumfries & Galloway is a wonderful part of the South West, with the Solway Coast AONB, Galloway Forest Park and plenty of sandy beaches to explore.
In southeastern Scotland, you have Edinburgh’s festivals to visit in the summer, including the world-famous Fringe and over in Glasgow there are museums, art galleries and a cathedral!
If you travel further up north, you have Inverness and its castle, just a stone’s throw from Cairngorms National Park and even further afield, the North Coast 500 takes you right up to John o’ Groats and Duncansby Head.
Choose a holiday park in Scotland and enjoy a well-earned rest from the day-to-day, in between lots of adventure.
Other places to visit from Holiday Parks in Scotland include:
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dundee
Glencoe
Fort William
Types of Scotland Holidays
Caravan holidays in Scotland cater for families, large groups and couples looking to escape. With all the attractions and amenities close by, you can plan the ideal holiday before you arrive.
Other types of holidays include cottages with a hot tub and pet-friendly cottages in Scotland, for those wanting to bring pets along too!
There are also plenty of other UK Holiday Parks to choose from for your next trip, no matter what size group you’re travelling with.