Holiday Parks in Scotland
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Scotland Caravan Holiday Parks
Scotland is a natural oasis that’s composed of great cities, windswept mountains, gorgeous glens and dramatic rugged coastlines. Whether you’re coming from near or far, Scotland holidays are a delight. There are hundreds of unblemished areas waiting to be discovered, with some of the most dramatic scenery seen anywhere in the UK. A caravan holiday in Scotland is a fantastic way to experience the landscape in all its glory.
Our two Scotland holiday parks cover both sides of the country. Craig Tara is located just outside airy Ayr in the west. Seton Sands is the eastern offering, just a stone’s throw from Edinburgh by car. Fancy bringing your dog? Check out our dog friendly holidays to Scotland.
Packed full of brilliant activities and facilities, our Craig Tara park is also a great spot to marvel at the spectacular Ayrshire coast.
- Water park
- Adventure Village
- Entertainment venues
- Isle of Arran views (nearby)
Charming Seton Sands is your springboard to world heritage sites, magnificent castles, and glorious scenery all around.
- Golf course
- Family restaurant
- Indoor pool
- Entertainment venue
Three great things about Scotland
Edinburgh
A vibrant city with plenty to do, you can browse shops at your leisure, indulge in lovely lunches and afternoon teas, and explore a range of galleries, museums and guided tours.
Castles galore!
You’ll find heaps of historic castles on both sides of the country, which are well worth exploring. From rugged ruins to present day stately homes, not forgetting the mighty Edinburgh Castle itself.
Lovely local produce
Think of Scotland, and you’ll likely think of whisky, haggis, neeps and tatties, and countless other local delicacies! Baked into the local culture, you’ll find plenty of places to try them out.
The grand old cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow aren't just home to historic architecture – they're dynamic modern cities with amazing arts and social scenes. Or maybe you'd prefer a day trip to Edinburgh Zoo? Or to explore the magnificent Culzean, Edinburgh or Stirling castles? And the golfing here is second to none, with world-class courses such as St Andrews, Royal Troon and Muirfield.
Edinburgh Zoo
Heads of Ayr Farm Park
Pirate Pete's
Culzean Castle
Ayr Beach
Fullarton Fairy Trail
National Museum of Flight
Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Gin Distillery
Arthur's Seat
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
Rozelle Estate
Popular places in Scotland
Edinburgh
Musselburgh
EastLothian
Ayr
Kilmarnock
Troon
Port Seton
What our park team love about Scotland
We have an amazing beach right on our doorsteps. You can explore the coastline and walk to Greenan Castle.
A visit to the beach is an absolute must while you're in the region! Edinburgh Zoo is also amazing: there's just so much to see.
Heads of Ayr Farm Park is a great space for toddlers and is only next door to us. There is also Pirate Pete’s which is a large soft play in Ayr - perfect for letting off some steam!
There are numerous parks nearby, including Rozelle Park and Belleisle Gardens.
There are lots of bars and restaurants to enjoy locally, or why not enjoy a day trip into Edinburgh City Centre to really make a night of it?
You'll find lots of restaurants in the local area, as well as bowling and nightlife in Ayr. So there's plenty to keep grown-ups entertained!
Frequently asked questions
With a population of just over five million people and a land mass similar to that of England, Scotland is a haven of hidden gems and far away fields of green, ripe for you and your loved ones to enjoy. Scotland’s natural beauty is cemented by the fact it has 790 islands and over 600 square miles of freshwater lakes. It is also home to the UK’s highest summit. Ben Nevis is 1345 metres above sea level in the heart of the country close to the town of Fort William. Scotland is also home to the famous Balmoral Castle, the favourite summer retreat of the Royal Family in the lush surroundings of rural Aberdeenshire.
Scotland possesses an unbelievable set of coastlines, with classic seaside towns giving way to untouched paradises and even the nation’s capital city on the Firth of Forth. Offshore islands add to the serenity of this special UK space.
Scotland is very well connected to England and Wales by road and rail, so you don’t have to travel too far in order to experience places and landscapes that no other part of Britain has to offer.
The deeper you travel into Scotland, the more you’re rewarded. Scenery marries with a rich history in places like St Andrew’s, a picturesque town on the east coast of the country that was the birthplace of golf and still welcomes the world’s best players to its famous links course today.
Our two Scottish holiday parks have been tactically positioned to bring you the best of the country’s coastline. On the west coast, Craig Tara Holiday Park is home to Scotland’s best water park and sits just south of the stellar seaside town of Ayr, in a beautiful area overlooking the Isle of Arran across the Firth of Clyde. In the east, stay at Seton Sands Holiday Park and enjoy a breath of fresh air that also affords you easy access to the nation’s capital. A 20-minute drive away, the streets of Edinburgh seem like an entire world away.
Discover the variety of our accommodation options at our Scotland holiday parks below:
See the best experiences on our round-up of things to do in Scotland. Here are some of our other favourite ideas:
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