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The Best Motorhome Campsites in Scotland

Published: 4th July 2025 Last updated 1 day ago
Motorhome Scotland

There are parts of the iconic Scottish countryside that people often confuse with the striking sights of Scandinavia or the vast beauty of Canada. It’s no wonder then that the country has become such a hot spot for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers and motorhome owners eager to discover some awe-inspiring vistas. But if you’re setting off on four wheels, it’s a good idea to first research the best motorhome campsites in Scotland.

Experts in the field of motorhomes, campervans, caravans and beyond, at Spinney, we can tell you everything you need to know about taking your motorhome to the Scottish highlands. Whether you’re looking for a brand new motorhome to take on your travels or could do with exploring our service options to make sure your engine is running smoothly, just contact us and we’d be more than happy to lend a hand!

But, before you discover what we can do for you, take a read of our guide below to inspire your wanderlust.

The best places in Scotland to take your motorhome

Scotland is far more than just the key cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh, with the dramatic countryside offering some of the most stunning scenery anywhere in the UK. Enjoy a whole variety of landscapes, from the tip of John o’Groats to the toe of Galloway, with each spot along the way incorporating historical towns, peaceful lochs and rugged coastal routes. If you’re thinking of booking a motorhome campsite in Scotland, first consider these special spots:

  • Inverness: Venture to the unofficial ‘capital of the Highlands’ and the most northern city in the UK and enjoy the iconic North Coast 500 route.
  • Isle of Skye: Located in the north west of the country, the Isle of Skye offers unforgettable landscapes that make for a genuinely epic motorhome journey.
  • The Outer Hebrides: Want to really go remote? Travel to the Outer Hebrides, an archipelago that offers peace, quiet, pristine beaches and quaint fishing villages.
  • Perthshire: Sitting at the heart of the country, close to Dundee, Perthshire boasts ancient forests nestled in rolling valleys, making for a serene motorhome holiday.
  • Cairngorms National Park: Get your hiking boots on and explore the UK’s largest national park, which offers untouched wilderness on your doorstep, including rivers, lochs and mountains.
  • Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park: Walk, cycle or drive the banks of Loch Lomond and discover a diverse range of unique wildlife and a landscape steeped in folklore.

The best motorhome campsites in Scotland

You’re spoiled for choice if you’re trying to find somewhere in Scotland to take your motorhome, with the entire country offering everything from marvellous mountains to charming coastlines.

Inverness

If you want the true Highland experience, there’s no better place to travel than Inverness. The gateway to the celebrated North Coast 500, your travels across the stunning roads of the Highlands can take you to the legendary Loch Ness for a bit of monster-hunting and over to Glen Affric’s ancient woodland for a hike through the forests. Or, to embrace a slice of history, tour Urquhart Castle by Loch Ness and step back in time to the 13th century!

With the wealth of locations to explore, there are plenty of places to take your motorhome for a gorgeous camping experience. The picks of the bunch might just be Bunchrew Caravan Park, which sits on the very banks of the peaceful Beauly Firth, and Fortrose Bay Campsite, which looks over the Moray Firth complete with incredible local wildlife. If waterside camping is what you’re after, then Inverness is for you.

For a truly exceptional experience, consider our own range of the best premium motorhomes.

Bunchrew Caravan Park: Just 15 minutes from Loch Ness, enjoy peace, quiet and plenty of space at this stunning coastal campsite.

Fortrose Bay Campsite: This campsite couldn’t be closer to the Moray Firth and offers spectacular scenic walks from your motorhome doorstep.

Isle of Skye

Explore the Isle of Skye and discover one of Scotland’s most breathtaking landscapes, made famous by its rugged coastlines, jagged peaks and folkloric charm. A haven for distinctive local wildlife, travelling the Isle of Skye by motorhome will allow you to visit such beloved locations as the Cuillin mountains, Quiraing landslip and the multiple fairy pools across the island that will refresh and restore your soul.

During your stay on the Isle of Skye, there are plenty of places that you can camp and call home for a matter of days or weeks. Reraig Caravan and Camping, located just off the Isle of Skye, is a popular spot that offers just a 10-minute drive to Skye and easy access to Loch Alsh or Eilean Donan Castle. Alternatively, if you want to be in the heart of Skye, Kinloch Campsite

Dunvegan is situated on the very banks of Loch Dunvegan and puts you among the stunning wildlife.

Reraig Caravan and Camping: A peaceful and spacious campsite excellently situated just off the Isle of Skye. Enjoy easy access to the stunning Scottish Highlands!

Kinloch Campsite Dunvegan: Pitch up your motorhome in the very heart of the Isle of Skye and enjoy the only campsite on the island located beside the water and a short walk from the Highland village of Kilmuir.

The Outer Hebrides

If you really want to escape from the rush of reality for a while, we recommend travelling to the Outer Hebrides, an archipelago known for its remote charm, rich heritage and practically untouched beaches. Discover ancient stone circles, hike through moorlands and find crystal-clear waters that offer a window into the region’s fascinating geological history. If island-hopping, quaint fishing villages, and even golf are your cup of tea, then don’t skip this remote gem of a destination.

Looking for camping sites in the Outer Hebrides? Spanning over 3,000 square kilometres, you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to picking a spot for your motorhome. Why not park your motorhome on the banks of Loch Stockinish by choosing Lickisto Blackhouse Camping and indulge in a bit of remote peace and quiet? Or, head south to Barra Sands Campsite on the Isle of Barra and enjoy being just a mere walk from the gorgeous white sands of the beach.

But, to avoid navigating the tight Outer Hebrides roads, you might want to consider towing a car behind your motorhome!

Lickisto Blackhouse Camping: Take a step into nature with this picturesque location that even offers you the chance to witness the mystical Northern Lights.

Barra Sands Campsite: Embrace peace, quiet and coastal wonder with this location that’s ideal for those looking for a relaxing getaway and basecamp for exploration.

Perthshire

Just north of Glasgow and west of Dundee lies Perthshire, one of Scotland’s oldest regions that’s famous for its 200,000 acres of woodland. Lovingly known as ‘Big Tree Country’ in Perthshire, you’ll find a wealth of activities and landscapes to explore, from charming towns like Pitlochry to Blair Castle and other historic ruins and the world-famous Kinclaven Bluebell Woods, which is perfect for a picture or two (or three!).

There are plenty of places to hitch your motorhome, no matter if you’re looking for a vibrant or a more serene campsite. If you enjoy a hike, Tyndrum Holiday Park is just off the West Highland Way trail and would provide the perfect slice of respite, thanks to breathtaking views and even free motorhome Wi-Fi. Elsewhere, it’s also worth taking a look at Grandtully Station Campsite, which offers quiet riverside pitches a mere 20-minute drive from Pitlochry.

Tyndrum Holiday Park: Embrace the scenery of the highlands when you stay at Tyndrum Holiday Park in the heart of the gorgeous Scottish woodlands.

Grandtully Station Campsite: Enjoy a riverside pitch with easy access to wildlife and the opportunity of a morning paddleboard or swim.

Cairngorms National Park

Like the idea of a picturesque trip to the largest national park in the UK? The Cairngorms National Park covers a vast area of the Scottish Highlands and is world-renowned for its mountain ranges, ancient pine forests and sprawling lochs. For outdoor enthusiasts who love to embrace the serenity of isolated havens, the Cairngorms have all the hiking, mountain biking and wild swimming opportunities you could ask for.

The Highlands are famously remote, so the opportunities for plush motorhome spots are few and far between, but this doesn’t mean you won’t be able to find anything truly stunning. Why not consider Oakwood Caravan & Camping Park, located conveniently close to Ben Macdui and the wider beauty of the Cairngorms? Otherwise, we’d recommend Dalraddy Holiday Park, which is nestled in 98 acres of woodland against the backdrop of awe-inspiring scenery.

Oakwood Caravan & Camping Park: Perfectly accessible, Oakwood offers easy access to the Cairngorms while providing brilliant on-site facilities such as free Wi-Fi and even a swimming pool! 

Dalraddy Holiday Park: This family-friendly campsite is just a ten-minute drive from the village of Aviemore and a mere walk from a range of outdoor activities for young and old alike.

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

Just north west of the city of Glasgow lies the famous Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. Ideal for short, spontaneous weekend trips in the best small motorhomes on the market, Loch Lomond is just a short drive from civilisation and allows you to discover a charming landscape dotted with picturesque villages, glens and brooks, making it ideal for a hike, cycle or a relaxed picnic.

If you fancy something a little longer than a mere day trip, there are plenty of places you can park your motorhome up and truly unwind. Consider the beloved Cobleland Campsite, located perfectly for you to explore Queen Elizabeth Forest Park before retiring to a peaceful woodland nook in the evening. Or, if you’ve got a hankering for the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond Holiday Park could be your new favourite campsite, offering waterside views and easy access to kayaks, fishing rod hire and much more.

Cobleland Campsite: Looking for a woodland retreat where you can relax in peace and quiet while hiking some of Scotland’s most stunning scenery? Cobleland could be for you.

Loch Lomond Holiday Park: Prefer to be by the water? When staying at Loch Lomond Holiday Park, you couldn’t be much closer to the crystal clear waters if you tried.

The Best Motorhome Routes in Scotland

Scotland is a country of breathtaking natural beauty, with there being several famous landscapes from coast to coast that are worth a visit. So, if you want to incorporate multiple national parks, lochs and mountains into one trip, then you’ll want to consider a grand road trip on routes that have been championed by motorhome users. Whether you’re after a swift road trip or a long-term holiday, take your journey by the following roads.

The North Coast 500: Known not just as one of Scotland’s best driving routes, but one of the most stunning journeys anywhere across the globe, the North Coast 500 starts and ends at Inverness Castle. Along the way, it will incorporate Applecross Pass, John O’Groats and Smoo Cave for an unforgettable journey.

The Heart 200: This vast circular route passes through Stirling, Perthshire and the Trossachs, delivering everything you could want from a motorhome trip across Scotland. Along the way, enjoy a range of iconic landmarks, including Loch Tay, Stirling Castle and Drummond Gardens, making The Heart 200 one of the very best ways to experience Scotland’s rich history.
The South West Coastal 300: Prefer something a little more coastal? The South West Coastal 300 offers motorhome drivers gorgeous views of the Scottish coastline with a route that clings to the ocean, taking in the beaches, cosy towns and serene valleys that are dotted along the way.
Want to invest in a brand new motorhome or a quality used motorhome to explore the best motorhome campsites in Scotland? At Spinney, we’ve had countless summer, spring, autumn and winter seasons exploring the banks of the United Kingdom, so we know a thing or two about motorhome travel. Think you’d prefer to explore Scotland by caravan or campervan? We’ve got you covered, selling brand new caravans from the very best brands, as well as excellent cutting-edge campervans on our site and across our branches.

Explore our excellent range of motorhomes, campervans and caravans at Spinney today and contact us now to discover how our services can give you total peace of mind on your next road trip.

Author Charlie Holland

Written by Charlie Holland

Managing Director
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