Short drives Each guide is built around sites an easy run from the Glasgow depot, so the first day is about arriving, not enduring.
Scotland is made for touring in a motorhome, and the right campsite is what turns a long drive into a proper trip. These are Atlas Motorhomes’ guides to motorhome campsites in Scotland, region by region, from the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond an hour from the depot to the white sands of the Outer Hebrides and the Neolithic north of Orkney. Pick a region below and we will point you to the sites worth pitching at.
Every guide sticks to sites that take a four-berth motorhome comfortably, with hardstanding, hook-up and a service point where it matters. We flag where your included Camping and Caravanning Club and Caravan and Motorhome Club memberships bring the price down, and tie each region to the roads and the trips that suit it.
Why start with a campsite guide
Everything included Every Atlas hire comes with both Club memberships, roadside cover and a full kitchen, so the pitch is all you need to sort.
Book ahead The popular sites fill fast in summer and several are seasonal. Reserve pitches early and check opening dates.
Choose your region
Our pick of motorhome-friendly campsites around Scotland, grouped by area. Each guide has the sites, the practical detail, and where your included Club memberships bring the price down.
Close to the Glasgow depot
- Glasgow, the Clyde and Ayrshire: first and last nights, plus the Ayrshire coast and Culzean.
- Loch Lomond and the Trossachs: the easy first trip, lochside and under an hour from the depot.
The heartland and the east
- Perthshire, Stirling and Fife: the green middle and the gateway to the Highlands.
- Aberdeenshire and the Moray Coast: castles, dolphins and the coast.
- Edinburgh and the Lothians: the city by bus, the coast by pitch.
The Highlands
- Cairngorms and Speyside: park once and walk, cycle or taste your way in.
- NC500 and North Highlands: the 516-mile loop around the top.
The west coast and islands
- Argyll, Oban and the Isles: the nearest Highland coast and islands to the depot.
- Isle of Skye and Lochalsh: the Cuillin and the Trotternish, by bridge.
- Outer Hebrides: white sand, machair and Atlantic light.
- Orkney and Shetland: the far north, beyond the mainland.
The south
- Dumfries, Galloway and the Borders: quiet touring, the Solway coast and dark skies.
Make your memberships pay
- Club campsite discounts in Scotland: every Camping and Caravanning Club and Caravan and Motorhome Club site where your included memberships save you money.
Campsite guides by region
Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
Five motorhome-friendly sites on the bonnie banks and into the Trossachs, all under or around an hour from the depot.
Cairngorms and Speyside
Park once and walk in: five sites by the forest tracks, the hills and the Speyside Way.
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