Nairn Lochloy
- Sleeps 2 – 8
- Pets 2
Nairn Lochloy Holiday Park in the majestic Northern Highlands of Scotland, provides an ideal setting for a family holiday.
From
£133
for 4 nights
Holiday parks
Holiday Parks in Scotland
Compare 75 holiday parks in Scotland – filter by hot tubs, pets, pools and more, then check dates and prices.
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Nethercraig Holiday Park
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 1
Set amidst the Angus Glens and the traditional Scottish heather clad moorlands, this tranquil David Bellamy Gold award winning park has its own 20 acres of private woodland walks and features a stunning pond.
From
£219
for 4 nights
Nunland Hillside Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 4
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Nunland Hillside Lodges nestles enviably on a hillside commanding views over the foothills and forests of Dumfries and Galloway.
From
£349
for 3 nights
Oban Holiday Park
- Sleeps 2 – 8
- Pets 4
- Hot Tub
Nestled 2 miles south of gateway to the Herbridean Isles town of Oban in the western Highlands, Oban Holiday Park is home to a mix of stylish and contemporary accommodation with stunning views over the Isle of Kerrera.
From
£135
for 2 nights
Pease Bay Holiday Park
- Sleeps 2 – 6
- Pets 3
Boasting a truly stunning setting, Pease Bay offers a peaceful location with a host of fun family facilities.
From
£224.10
for 2 nights
Queenshill Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 3
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Mary Queen of Scots is said to have stopped to rest here while fleeing defeat at the battle of Langside and just a few miles away at Dundrennan, is where she took her last steps on Scottish soil before sailing to England.
From
£239
for 3 nights
River Edge Lodges
- Sleeps 6
River Edge offers you all the benefits of a family owned and run park combined with a wonderful setting beside tranquil River Earn.
From
£298
for 2 nights
Riverside Park Hawick
- Sleeps 2 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Nestled along the serene banks of the river Teviot, Riverside Park Hawick offer a captivating retreat in the heart of the picturesque Scottish Borders.
From
£295
for 4 nights
Riverview Holiday Park
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
Riverview Holiday Park is a charming, family-run retreat nestled on the peaceful banks of the River Liddel, in the heart of the idyllic Scottish Borders.
From
£292
for 2 nights
Royal Arch Park
- Sleeps 4
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
Set in the picturesque countryside, the Royal Arch Holiday Park in Aberdeenshire has stunning collection of holiday homes and lodges with your very own outdoor hot tub.
From
£349
for 3 nights
Ruthven Falls
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Ruthven Falls is part of the exclusive Evermore Luxury Lodge Collection, offering spacious two- and three-bedroom lodges, some with private hot tubs.
From
£655
for 7 nights
Sandgreen Caravan Park
- Sleeps 2 – 6
- Pets 2
Nestled in the heart of the stunning Dumfries & Galloway region, Sandgreen Holiday Park offers a tranquil escape with breathtaking views across Fleet Bay.
From
£405
for 4 nights
Sandylands
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Pets 2
Sandylands Holiday Park, located in the region of Ayrshire, Scotland, offers a welcoming retreat for families and visitors seeking a blend of indoor leisure and outdoor exploration.
From
£109
for 4 nights
Sauchope Links Park
- Sleeps 2 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Tucked away on the stunning Fife coastline, Sauchope Links Park offers a picture-perfect escape in the East Neuk, a region famed for its charming fishing villages, cobbled streets, and golden sandy beaches.
From
£218
for 2 nights
Scoutscroft Holiday Park
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 3
Scoutscroft Holiday Park is found in the picturesque village of Coldingham, minutes from Coldingham Bay’s sandy beach on the Berwickshire coast.
From
£152.10
for 4 nights
Park & visitor guide
Scotland Park & Visitor Guide
Scotland, a vibrant tapestry of lush landscapes and bustling cities, invites families for an unforgettable holiday park break. Located in the northern part of the UK, it shares its border with England and boasts iconic national parks like the Cairngorms and Loch Lomond & The Trossachs. Famous for its majestic castles, mysterious lochs, and the legendary Loch Ness Monster, Scotland offers a unique blend of outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. Indulge in traditional Scottish fare, from hearty haggis to sweet, buttery shortbread. With activities ranging from hiking in breathtaking scenery to exploring historic sites, Scotland caters to every family's interests and ensures a memorable escape.
Scotland, with its lush landscapes and scenic beauty, is an ideal getaway for families looking to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying the comfort and convenience of holiday parks. These parks offer everything a family could need, minus the hassle of planning every detail of your trip. They combine the beauty of Scotland's natural landscapes with the convenience of on-site amenities and accommodation, making them a perfect choice for families.
One unique aspect of Scotland's holiday parks is their incredible locations. You're often just a stone's throw away from historical sites, stunning coastlines, and activities that can keep the whole family entertained. This year, tourists can look forward to the newly opened Loch Ness Monster Coaster at Landmark Forest Adventure Park, a thrilling addition that's been getting rave reviews. Scotland is also home to vibrant festivals such as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, offering entertainment for all ages.
Pools, shops and everything on site
A holiday park break is essentially a one-stop-shop for family holidays. You've got accommodation, entertainment, and amenities all in one place. Compared to hotels, holiday parks in Scotland offer a blend of convenience and price that's hard to beat. They're designed with families in mind, featuring on-site shops, indoor and outdoor pools, and entertainment programs. The joy of self-catering means you can save money by cooking your own meals, and the convenience of loading up your car with everything you need - from bikes to board games - makes travel stress-free.
Stuff Your Kids Will Love
Scotland is a playground for kids. With venues like Deep Sea World (KY11 1JR) offering close encounters with marine life, and Camera Obscura and World of Illusions (EH1 2ND) in Edinburgh providing interactive fun, there's no shortage of activities. Holiday parks cater to families, with play areas, kid-friendly pools, and entertainment programs designed to give parents a break while kids have the time of their lives. Plus, the freedom to pack your car means you can bring along all the essentials for babies and kids, avoiding the nightmare of packing for airplane travel.
Taking your Pet?
Scotland is incredibly pet-friendly, and so are many of its holiday parks. You'll find numerous parks offering pet-friendly accommodation, ensuring your furry friends can join in on the fun. For dining out, places like The Dog House (EH2 2PR) in Edinburgh welcome pets. A top tip for visiting Scotland with dogs is to look for holiday parks with enclosed gardens or nearby dog-friendly beaches where they can run free. Always keep an eye on local regulations about leashes and dog-friendly areas to ensure a smooth trip for you and your pet.
Family Days Out
| Activity | Age Range | Price Guide (£) | Postcode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edinburgh Zoo | All ages | 17-20 | EH12 6TS |
| Loch Ness Boat Tour | All ages | 20-25 | IV63 6TU |
| Landmark Forest Adventure Park | All ages | 15-30 | PH23 3AJ |
| Stirling Castle | All ages | 9-15 | FK8 1EJ |
| Glasgow Science Centre | All ages | 11-15 | G51 1EA |
| Arthur's Seat Hike | 5+ | Free | EH8 8AZ |
| Dynamic Earth | All ages | 9-15.50 | EH8 8AS |
| The Kelpies & The Helix | All ages | Free | FK2 7ZT |
| Loch Lomond Shores | All ages | Free | G83 8QL |
| Calton Hill | All ages | Free | EH7 5AA |
These activities showcase the diversity of experiences available in Scotland, from educational visits to natural wonders and historical sites, ensuring that your family holiday is both fun and memorable.
Most Popular Destinations 2025
Aberdeenshire
Aberdeenshire is a treasure trove for families, known for its castle trail with over 300 castles, stately homes, and ruins to explore. For a unique family day out, head to Codona's Amusement Park in Aberdeen (AB24 5SN) or discover the underwater world at Macduff Marine Aquarium (AB44 1SL). Don't miss tasting the local Aberdeen Angus beef. The area is dotted with family-friendly holiday parks, such as Deeside Holiday Park, perfect for exploring the rural landscapes. The annual Braemar Gathering offers a taste of Scottish culture with its Highland games.
Inverness-Shire
Inverness-Shire is the gateway to the Highlands, offering families a blend of outdoor adventure and historical sites. Visit the iconic Loch Ness (IV63 6TU) to hunt for Nessie and explore Urquhart Castle (IV63 6XJ) on its shores. For adrenaline-packed activities, try the Landmark Forest Adventure Park in Carrbridge (PH23 3AJ). Sample Scottish delicacies like haggis or Cullen Skink. Stay at Loch Ness Holiday Park for stunning views and family fun. The Inverness Highland Games is a must-see event, showcasing traditional Scottish sports and dances.
Edinburgh & the Borders
Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, is a family favourite with attractions like Edinburgh Zoo (EH12 6TS) and the fascinating Dynamic Earth (EH8 8AS). Don't miss the chance to climb Arthur's Seat for panoramic city views. The Borders boast beautiful abbeys and the thrilling Go Ape Dalkeith (EH22 2NA) adventure park. Taste the famous Scottish shortbread and fresh seafood. Accommodation options like Seton Sands Holiday Village offer a great base for exploring both city and countryside. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe transforms the city into a vibrant cultural hub every August.
Angus
Angus is a hidden gem with its wild landscapes and coastline. Families love Brechin Castle Centre (DD9 6RL) for its play area and train rides. Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre (DD10 9BD) offers an intriguing glimpse into aviation history. Try the famous Arbroath Smokie, a locally smoked fish. Seaton Estate Holiday Village provides a peaceful retreat. The Arbroath Seafest celebrates the town's maritime heritage with food stalls, crafts, and entertainment. Angus is a place of natural beauty and rich history, ideal for a family getaway.
Argyll
Argyll is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with its rugged coastlines and the serene Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. Families can explore Inveraray Castle (PA32 8XE) or take a wildlife cruise from Oban. The region is known for its seafood, especially Loch Fyne oysters. Drimsynie Estate Holiday Village in Lochgoilhead (PA24 8AD) offers a range of family activities and accommodation. The annual Cowal Highland Gathering is the largest of its kind, featuring traditional Scottish games, dancing, and music.
This snippet provides a brief overview of each county, focusing on family-friendly attractions, local food, and holiday parks, ensuring an informative and engaging guide for families planning their holiday park breaks in Scotland.
FAQs
This is our first holiday park break, what should we expect?
Expect a mix of relaxation and adventure. Holiday parks in Scotland offer a variety of accommodations, from cosy caravans to luxury lodges. They often have on-site facilities like swimming pools, restaurants, and entertainment. It's a great way to enjoy Scotland's stunning landscapes with all the comforts of home.
What should I pack?
For families, pack clothes for all weather, as Scotland can be unpredictable. Include waterproofs and sturdy shoes for exploring. Don’t forget swimwear for the pool. For babies, bring extra nappies, wipes, and any comfort items like a favourite blanket. A travel cot might be handy, though many parks offer them.
Where do you park?
Most holiday parks in Scotland have on-site parking near accommodations. Some might have a central car park, meaning a short walk to your lodging. It’s usually free and secure. If you're staying in a larger park like Blairgowrie Holiday Park, check their map for your nearest parking spot.
Do we need to pack food?
It’s a good idea. Even if the park has dining options, having your own snacks and meals can save money. Plus, it’s handy for picky eaters. Holiday homes often have kitchens, so you can cook your favourites. For short stays, pack essentials like breakfast items, pasta, and sauce.
What if it rains?
No worries! Many holiday parks have indoor activities, from swimming pools to game rooms. Places like Craig Tara Holiday Park offer indoor entertainment programmes. Also, it's a chance to explore local indoor attractions like the Scottish Maritime Museum or cosy up in your holiday home with a good book.
Is Scotland a good place to visit ‘off-season’?
Absolutely. Off-season means fewer crowds and often cheaper rates. Scotland’s landscapes are stunning in autumn and winter. Plus, many parks, like Loch Lomond Holiday Park, offer year-round activities. Just pack warmer clothes and enjoy the cosy Scottish hospitality.
What is included in the price?
This varies by park. Basic packages typically include accommodation and access to facilities like playgrounds and sports courts. Extras like WiFi, leisure activities, and access to swimming pools or gyms might have additional fees. Always check what’s included and any extra costs when booking.
Are pets allowed?
Many holiday parks in Scotland are pet-friendly, allowing you to bring your furry friends along. Places like Sandylands Holiday Park welcome pets with open arms. There might be a small fee, and it’s best to check any restrictions or specific pet-friendly accommodations when booking.
What local attractions should we not miss?
Scotland is packed with attractions. Near Wemyss Bay Holiday Park, don’t miss the chance to hop on a ferry to the Isle of Arran. For history enthusiasts, the Edinburgh Castle is a must-visit. Nature lovers should explore the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Can we find entertainment within the park?
Yes, most holiday parks in Scotland offer a range of entertainment options, from live shows and music to kids’ clubs and activities. Parks like Haggerston Castle boast impressive line-ups during peak season. Always check the schedule in advance as some events might require booking.
How accessible are holiday parks for those with mobility issues?
Many parks offer accessible accommodation options with features like ramp access and walk-in showers. Facilities such as restaurants and entertainment venues are also designed with accessibility in mind. It’s wise to discuss specific needs with the park before booking to ensure they can accommodate you comfortably.
