Best for: Caravan holidays on the Clyde coast, Scotland with ferries to Bute, a great day trip.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and lodges.
Highlights: Indoor pool, restaurant and bar, arcade, entertainment venue, views across the Firth of Clyde.

Wemyss Bay Holiday Park is at the edge of Wemyss Bay overlooking the Firth of Clyde, with an indoor pool, restaurant, bar, arcade and entertainment venue all in the same area on the site that makes it easier to keep an eye on the kids. Parts of the park look directly out across the water towards the Isle of Bute with some lodges and caravans having great sea views.

Wemyss Bay railway station and ferry terminal are around 5 minutes by car, with regular crossings to Rothesay on Bute which is a top day out for the family. Largs is about 15 minutes along the coast, while Greenock is around 20 minutes for shops and supermarkets to stock up for your caravan or lodge stay.

Why it’s a top pick: Holidays at Wemyss Bay, Scotland with direct ferry access to the Isle of Bute and views across the Firth of Clyde are ideal for families that want to explore and come back to great on-site facilities.

Best for: Lodge holidays in Argyll with loch views and direct access to walking routes.
Accommodation Types: Lodges.
Highlights: Restaurant and bar, play area, access to forest walks, waterside setting.

Ardgartan Argyll Lodge Park is located at the head of Loch Long within Argyll Forest Park, with lodges set across a wooded site near the water. Facilities include a restaurant, bar and play area, with paths leading out into surrounding forest trails and along the lochside.

Loch Long runs directly alongside the park, with walking routes connecting into the wider Argyll Forest Park. Arrochar is around 5 minutes by car for shops and access to Loch Lomond, while the Rest and Be Thankful pass is about 15 minutes for one of the best known driving routes in the area.

Why it’s a top pick: Suited to couples and families looking for a lodge break in Ardgartan, Argyll, with lochside walks, mountain routes and lots of activities to keep kids occupied!

Best For: Dumfries and Galloway lodge breaks, eco conscious stays, walking and cycling holidays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges, pet friendly lodges
Highlights: Ancient woodland setting, sustainable lodge design, private hot tub options, close to Dumfries

Barnsoul Holiday Resort is a peaceful Dumfries and Galloway lodge retreat in Shawhead, set among ancient woodland, grassland and rolling countryside. The resort offers 1 to 6 person lodges, with hot tub and pet friendly options available for relaxed self catering breaks.

The location works well for guests who want nature, walking and cycling close by, with Galloway Forest Park, Dumfries, Rockcliffe, Caerlaverock Castle and the Solway Coast all within reach. The lodges are built with sustainable materials, giving the resort a more natural, lower impact feel.

Why it’s a top pick: A Dumfries and Galloway lodge resort with woodland surroundings, sustainable lodge design, hot tub options and easy access to countryside and coast.

Best For: Ben Nevis hiking trips, Highlands caravan holidays and hot tub lodge stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, hot tub lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: Mountain views, riverside setting, private hot tub options, close to Fort William and Ben Nevis

Ben Nevis Holiday Park is a scenic Highland holiday park near Fort William, with views towards Ben Nevis and easy access to some of Scotland’s best walking, cycling and outdoor adventure routes. The park offers caravans, lodges, hot tub lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches and camping pitches.

The location works well for guests who want a Highland base close to mountains, lochs and west coast days out. Ben Nevis, Fort William, Glen Nevis, Neptune’s Staircase, Loch Linnhe and the Jacobite steam train route are all within reach for memorable days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A Highland holiday park with mountain views, varied accommodation, hot tub options and easy access to Ben Nevis and Fort William.

Best for: Touring and caravan holidays in Perthshire  in Scotland with riverside walks.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and touring pitches.
Highlights: Riverside location, shop and reception, access to walking routes, open parkland setting.

Blairgowrie Holiday Park is located on the edge of Blairgowrie, with touring pitches and caravans arranged across a flat riverside site beside the River Ericht. Facilities are simple and centred around the entrance, with open space across the park and direct access onto walking routes along the river.

Blairgowrie town centre is a few minutes on foot for shops, cafés and pubs, while Alyth is around 10 minutes by car for quieter countryside and walking routes. Glenshee is about 30 minutes for mountain drives and with winter skiing, with Dundee around 35 minutes for the waterfront and attractions.

Why it’s a top pick: Suited to couples, walkers and touring holidays in Blairgowrie, Perthshire, with riverside walks, nearby town to explore and easy drives into the surrounding glens.

Best For: Perthshire countryside breaks, hot tub stays, Crieff days out
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches
Highlights: River Earn setting, private hot tub options, play area, shop and bar, within walking distance of Crieff

Braidhaugh Holiday Park is a Perthshire holiday park in Crieff, set beside the River Earn with caravan, lodge, glamping and touring options. Selected lodges, pods and touring pitches include private hot tubs, with dog friendly accommodation also available.

The location works well for guests who want a relaxed Scottish countryside break with easy access to Crieff, walking routes, local places to eat and Perthshire days out. Drummond Castle Gardens, The Glenturret Distillery, Loch Earn, Comrie and Perth are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A riverside Perthshire holiday park with caravans, lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches and hot tub options close to Crieff.

Best for: Coastal caravan holidays in Moray with direct beach access and a quieter village nearby.
Accommodation Types: Caravans.
Highlights: Indoor pool, bar and restaurant, entertainment, direct beach access.

Burghead Holiday Park is located on the edge of Burghead overlooking the Moray Firth, with accommodation arranged across a small, coastal caravan site and paths leading straight towards the shoreline. The main facilities include an indoor pool, restaurant, bar and entertainment venue grouped together near the centre of the park.

Burghead Beach runs alongside the park, known for long stretches of sand and frequent dolphin sightings in the Moray Firth. Lossiemouth is around 15 minutes by car for a larger beach and harbour, while Elgin is about 20 minutes for shops and the cathedral.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting a tranquil seaside park with excellent coastal walking and Moray coast scenery.

Best for: Lodge holidays in Callander in Scotland with direct access into woodland and the nearby town.
Accommodation Types: Lodges.
Highlights: Woodland setting, play area, access to walking routes, small site layout.

Callander Woods Holiday Park is located within woodland on the edge of Callander, with lodges arranged along quiet roads beneath mature trees. Facilities are limited to a play area and open space, with the focus on direct access into surrounding forest paths and nearby walking routes into the Trossachs.

Callander town centre is around 5 minutes on foot for shops, cafés and pubs, while the River Teith runs through the town with walking routes along the banks. Loch Venachar is about 10 minutes by car for waterside walks and Ben A’an around 20 minutes for one of the best known hill walking locations, ideal for ramblers.

Why it’s a top pick: Suited to couples and small groups wanting a lodge break in Callander, Stirlingshire, especially for groups looking for walking holidays in the Trossachs in Scotland.

Best For: Berwickshire coast breaks, dog friendly holidays, beach and walking stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Coldingham Bay Beach nearby, The Drift Inn, coastal village setting, dog friendly options

Coldingham Bay Holiday Park is a Berwickshire holiday park close to Coldingham village and the sandy beach at Coldingham Bay. The park offers 2 and 3 bedroom caravans and lodges, with dog friendly and accessible accommodation options available.

The location works well for guests who want a coastal Scottish Borders break with beaches, walking routes and local places to visit nearby. St Abbs, Eyemouth, Berwick upon Tweed, the Berwickshire Coastal Path and local golf courses are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A Berwickshire coast holiday park with caravan and lodge stays, dog friendly options, on park dining and easy access to Coldingham Bay Beach.

Best For: Scottish Borders caravan breaks, fishing holidays, touring and glamping stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, luxury lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: River Tweed setting, hot tub options, town facilities within walking distance, close to the England and Scotland border

Coldstream Holiday Park is a Scottish Borders holiday park close to the River Tweed, with caravan, lodge, glamping, touring and camping options. The park has a peaceful border country setting, with Coldstream’s cafés, shops, pubs, restaurants, galleries and museums a short walk away.

The location works well for guests who want countryside, fishing and historic border towns in one stay. Kelso, Berwick upon Tweed, The Hirsel Estate, local golf courses and the wider Scottish Borders countryside are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A Scottish Borders holiday park with varied accommodation, hot tub options, touring pitches and easy access to Coldstream, the River Tweed and nearby coast.

Best for: Lodge holidays in Perthshire with access to walking and cycling routes.
Accommodation Types: Lodges.
Highlights: Woodland setting, parking alongside lodges, access to forest trails, quiet site.

Corriefodly Holiday Park is set within managed woodland near Bridge of Cally, with lodges arranged along a single access road through dense forest. Each lodge includes parking alongside, with direct access from the park into surrounding forest tracks including sections of the Cateran Trail.

Bridge of Cally is around 5 minutes by car for a pub and local shops, Blairgowrie is about 15 minutes for a wider range of shops and supermarkets. Glenshee is roughly 25 minutes for mountain walking and skiing, with Pitlochry around 30 minutes for whisky distillery tours and river walks in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Suited to couples wanting a quieter lodge holiday near Bridge of Cally, Perthshire, with forest walking routes, the Cateran Trail and the whisky trails.

Best For: Ayrshire countryside static caravan and luxury hot tub lodge breaks, touring and caravan stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, touring pitches
Highlights: Coffee lounge, adventure playpark, crazy golf, on site shop, close to Ayr’s coastline

Crofthead Holiday Park is an Ayrshire holiday park near Ayr, set in countryside surroundings within easy reach of the coast. The park offers caravan and lodge accommodation, with touring pitches available for guests bringing their own caravan or motorhome.

Facilities include a coffee lounge, children’s adventure playpark, crazy golf, outdoor gym equipment, launderette and on site shop. Ayr, Prestwick, Troon, Culzean Castle, Heads of Ayr Farm Park and the wider Ayrshire coast are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: An Ayrshire holiday park with caravan, lodge and touring stays, family facilities and easy access to Ayr and the coast.

Best for: Lodge, touring and camping holidays in Royal Deeside with cycle routes from the park.
Accommodation Types: Lodges, holiday homes and touring and camping pitches.
Highlights: Riverside setting, play area, shop, access to Deeside Way walking and cycling route.

Deeside Holiday Park is located at Maryculter on the banks of the River Dee, with facilities including a shop, play area and laundry on site. Direct access leads straight onto the Deeside Way, allowing walking and cycling routes to start from the park without needing to drive.

Banchory is around 10 minutes by car for shops and cafés, while Aberdeen is about 20 minutes for the city and coast. Drum Castle is roughly 5 minutes away for woodland walks, with Crathes Castle around 15 minutes in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Suited to couples, families and  for touring caravan holidays near Maryculter, Aberdeenshire.

Best for: Coastal holidays in the Scottish Borders with sea views and access to a working harbour town.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and lodges.
Highlights: Indoor pool, restaurant and bar, entertainment, coastal walking access.

Eyemouth Holiday Park is set above the coastline just outside Eyemouth, with the main facilities including an indoor pool, restaurant, bar and entertainment venue grouped at the centre of the park. Play areas and open space sit around the site, with paths leading out towards the coastal edge.

Eyemouth harbour is around 5 minutes by car for seafood restaurants and boat trips, while Eyemouth Beach sits below the town for a sheltered sandy bay. St Abbs is about 10 minutes for cliff walks and diving spots, and Berwick upon Tweed around 20 minutes for shops and historic walls.

Why it’s a top pick: Suited to couples and families who want a coastal break in Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, with harbour access, coastal walking and on site facilities.

Best for: Lodge, touring and caravan holidays near Pitlochry with indoor leisure facilities.
Accommodation Types: Lodges, caravans and touring pitches.
Highlights: Indoor pool, sauna and steam room, bar and bistro, shop, play area.

Faskally Woods Holiday Park is located near Pitlochry on Killiecrankie Road, with a leisure complex that includes a heated indoor pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and a bar and bistro. Additional facilities include a shop, play area and modern shower and laundry blocks for touring caravan and motorhome visitors.

Pitlochry is around 5 minutes by car for shops and the Festival Theatre, while Killiecrankie is close by for woodland walks and the historic pass. Queen’s View is about 15 minutes, great for loch views, with walks across Highland Perthshire in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for couples, families and touring holidays near Pitlochry, Perthshire, combining indoor leisure facilities with woodland walks and exploring the Highlands.

Best for: Cabin holidays in the Scottish Borders with direct access to mountain biking and forest trails.
Accommodation Types: Forest cabins and treehouses.
Highlights: Forest Retreat café and bar, fire pits, play area, ranger activities, direct access to Glentress trails.

Glentress Forest is located near Peebles which is one of the main mountain biking centres in Scotland. Facilities include the Forest Retreat for food and drink, outdoor seating areas and ranger led activities  that are based on the local environment like den building.

The Glentress trail centre is on the doorstep of the park, great for mountain biking and walking paths, with Go Ape also nearby within the forest, fantastic for adrenaline junkies. Peebles is around 5 minutes by car for shops and cafés, while Innerleithen is about 10 minutes for more trails and riding routes.

Why it’s a top pick: Perfect for couples and families who want a forest based holiday near Peebles, Scottish Borders, perfect for mountain biking and walking holidays.

Best for: Family holidays on the Sutherland coast with direct beach access and an entertainment venue.
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges and touring and camping pitches.
Highlights: Indoor pool, restaurant and bar, arcade, entertainment venue, direct access to Embo Beach.

Grannie’s Heilan’ Hame Holiday Park is located at Embo near Dornoch, with an indoor pool, restaurant, bar, arcade and family entertainment venue forming the main hub of the park.

Embo Beach runs directly alongside the park, with long stretches of sand along the Dornoch Firth and is perfect if you want a beach based holiday park in Scotland. Dornoch is around 5 minutes by car for the cathedral and Royal Dornoch Golf Club, while Dunrobin Castle is about 15 minutes along the coast in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Families wanting a seaside holiday park near Dornoch, Scotland, where the beach and evening entertainment are your main holiday requirements.

Best For: Ayrshire coastal breaks, hot tub stays, touring holidays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, hot tub pods, touring pitches, motorhome pitches
Highlights: Coastal views, hot tub accommodation, children’s play park, on site shop, close to Ayr and Dunure

Heads of Ayr Holiday Park is a peaceful Ayrshire holiday park on Dunure Road, south of Ayr, with caravan, lodge, hot tub pod and touring options close to the coast. The park has a children’s play park, on site shop, laundry facilities and shower facilities for touring guests.

The location works well for guests who want a coastal South Ayrshire base with easy access to Ayr, Dunure, Culzean Castle, Alloway, Heads of Ayr Farm Park and the Ayrshire Coastal Path. It suits couples, families and dog owners looking for sea views, countryside surroundings and classic Ayrshire days out.

Why it’s a top pick: An Ayrshire holiday park with caravans, lodges, hot tub pods, touring pitches and easy access to Ayr, Dunure and the coast.

Best For: Argyll family holidays, swimming pool breaks, loch and woodland escapes
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, hot tub lodges
Highlights: Indoor swimming pool, Hunters Arena entertainment, Loch & Play arcade, Captain Jack’s Adventure Play, close to Dunoon

Hunters Quay Holiday Village is a large Argyll holiday park near Dunoon, set above the Holy Loch with views across the water and surrounding hills. The park offers caravan and lodge accommodation, with selected lodge stays including private hot tubs and dog friendly options.

Facilities include an indoor swimming pool, family entertainment, activity programme, arcade, adventure play, places to eat and space for relaxed lochside breaks. Dunoon, Cowal, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, ferry routes and the wider Argyll coast are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: An Argyll holiday village with caravan and lodge stays, indoor swimming, family entertainment and easy access to Dunoon, loch views and west coast days out.

Best For: Dumfries and Galloway coast breaks, touring holidays, quieter family stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, glamping, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: Seasonal heated outdoor pool, children’s play area, on site shop, close to Kippford and Dalbeattie

Kippford View Holiday Park is a small hillside holiday park in Dumfries and Galloway, close to Kippford, Palnackie and the Solway Coast. The park offers caravan accommodation, glamping, touring pitches and camping pitches, with a seasonal heated outdoor pool, children’s play area, shop, toilet block and laundry facilities.

The location works well for guests who want a quieter South West Scotland base with coast, woodland and village facilities nearby. Kippford, Rockcliffe, Sandyhills, Dalbeattie Forest, Castle Douglas and Dumfries are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A quiet Dumfries and Galloway holiday park with caravan stays, glamping, touring pitches and easy access to Kippford, Dalbeattie Forest and the Solway Coast.

Best For: Scottish Borders breaks, golf holidays, hot tub lodge stays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges, pods, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: 110 acre park, 9 hole golf course, restaurant and bar, woodland walks, near Jedburgh

Lilliardsedge Holiday Park is a scenic Scottish Borders holiday park near Jedburgh, set across open countryside and woodland. The park offers lodge accommodation, hot tub lodges, pods, touring pitches and camping pitches, with dog friendly options available.

The park has a 9 hole golf course, restaurant, bar, lounge, regular entertainment and walking routes from the door. Jedburgh, Kelso, Melrose, Floors Castle, Abbotsford and the wider Scottish Borders are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A Scottish Borders holiday park with hot tub lodges, touring pitches, golf, on park dining and easy access to Jedburgh and border country days out.

Best For: Loch Lomond lodge breaks, hot tub stays, watersports and walking holidays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges, glamping pods, log cabins
Highlights: Lochside setting, private beach, hot tub options, play area, kayak and paddleboard hire

Loch Lomond Holiday Park is a scenic Argyll holiday park in Inveruglas, set directly on the shores of Loch Lomond within Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. The park offers lodge accommodation, hot tub lodges, glamping pods and log cabins, with loch views and pet friendly options available.

The location works well for guests who want water, mountains and classic West Scotland scenery in one stay. Luss, Tarbet, Ben Lomond, Inveraray, Loch Lomond Shores and the wider national park are all within reach for walking, boat trips, watersports and days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A lochside Argyll holiday park with hot tub lodges, glamping stays, private beach access and easy access to Loch Lomond walking and watersports.

Best For: Loch Ness holidays, Highland touring breaks, glamping and lodge stays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, micro lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: Fort Augustus location, Highland Hideout restaurant and bar, playpark, gym, close to Loch Ness

Loch Ness Highland Resort is a Highland holiday park in Fort Augustus, close to the southern end of Loch Ness. The resort offers lodge accommodation, micro lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches and camping pitches, with The Highland Hideout restaurant and bar, a children’s playpark and gym on park.

The location works well for guests who want easy access to Loch Ness, the Caledonian Canal, Fort Augustus, Urquhart Castle, Inverness, Fort William and the wider Highlands. It suits families, couples, walkers and road trippers looking for a scenic base in one of Scotland’s best known holiday areas.

Why it’s a top pick: A Highland holiday park with varied accommodation, on park dining, family facilities and easy access to Loch Ness and Fort Augustus.

Best for: Lodge, touring and caravan holidays at Balloch with rail links into Glasgow.
Accommodation Types: Lodges, caravan holiday homes, glamping pods and touring pitches.
Highlights: Hot tub lodges, indoor games room, play area, EV charging, walking around Loch Lomond Shores.

Lomond Woods Holiday Park is located on Old Luss Road at Balloch, with facilities including an indoor games room with table tennis and air hockey, a children’s play area and EV charging on site. Walking route are directly from the park to Loch Lomond Shores and Balloch train station in around 5 minutes.

Loch Lomond Shores provides boat trips, shops and waterfront paths, while Balloch Castle Country Park is nearby for woodland walks and ideal for a dog walk. Glasgow is around 30 minutes by car or train, with Luss about 20 minutes along the loch in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: A practical choice for couples and families at Balloch, Loch Lomond, great if you want a family holiday by a Loch in Scotland.

Best for: Quiet coastal caravan and lodge holidays near Lossiemouth in Scotland with beach access.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and lodges.
Highlights: Riverside setting, walking access to beach, use of indoor pool and entertainment at neighbouring Silver Sands, a peaceful coastal caravan site in Scotland.

Lossiemouth Holiday Park is on the banks of the River Lossie, with caravans and lodges set on a quiet site that focuses on space with a relaxed atmosphere. There are no main facilities on site, with guests having free access to the indoor pool, restaurant and entertainment at nearby Silver Sands just a few minutes away.

A path from the park leads towards Lossiemouth East Beach, walkable in around 10 minutes on foot, with West Beach and the harbour area also nearby for coastal walks. Elgin is around 15 minutes by car for shops and supermarkets, while Bow Fiddle Rock and Burghead sit within 20 minutes along the Moray coast in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting a peaceful holiday park close to some of Moray’s best sandy beaches.

Best for: Caravan and touring holidays in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland in open countryside.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and touring and camping pitches.
Highlights: Lakeside Tavern bar and restaurant, play area, on site shop, fishing loch, 80 acres of grounds.

Moffat Manor Holiday Resort is located at Beattock near Moffat, spread across around 80 acres with a small loch and open parkland throughout the park. The Lakeside Tavern is the main hub of the park, alongside a play area and on site shop. 

Moffat is around 5 minutes by car for independent shops and cafés, while the Devil’s Beef Tub viewpoint is about 10 minutes for walking and open hill views. Lockerbie is roughly 20 minutes for rail journeys, with Dumfries around 25 minutes away. 

Why it’s a top pick: Works for couples and families wanting a countryside holiday near Moffat, Scotland, a nice open caravan site by a loch in Scotland.

Best For: Hot tub lodge breaks, Dumfries and Galloway escapes, peaceful countryside stays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, lodge style pods
Highlights: Private hot tubs, landscaped grounds, countryside views, approximately 6 miles from Dumfries

Mouswald Lodge Park is a peaceful Dumfries and Galloway lodge park on the edge of Mouswald village, set in landscaped grounds with open countryside views. The park offers lodge accommodation and lodge style pods, with private hot tubs for relaxed self catering breaks.

The location works well for guests who want a quiet Scottish countryside stay with easy access to Dumfries, Gretna Green, Annan, Caerlaverock Castle and the Solway Coast. It suits couples, families and dog owners looking for a slower lodge break with scenic days out nearby.

Why it’s a top pick: A peaceful Dumfries and Galloway lodge park with private hot tubs, countryside views and easy access to Dumfries and the Solway Coast.

Best for: Family holidays in Nairn, Scotland with direct beach access and full on site entertainment.
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges and touring and camping pitches.
Highlights: Indoor pool and sauna, adventure playground, crazy golf, arcade, restaurant and bar, direct beach access.

Nairn Lochloy Holiday Park is beside the beach and marina at Nairn, with facilities including an indoor pool, sauna, arcade, crazy golf and a restaurant and bar forming the focal point park. Caravans and lodges are within walking distance of the shoreline, touring pitches are also available with shower blocks and utility areas. 

The beach runs directly alongside the park, with Nairn town and harbour around 5 minutes by car or a longer walk along the seafront. Inverness is about 25 minutes for a bit of retail therapy, Fort George is roughly 15 minutes along the Moray Firth coast in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting a family beachside holiday park in Scotland with easy access to the Highland coast.

Best For: Perthshire countryside breaks, glamping stays, touring holidays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, glamping pods, shepherd’s huts, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: 20 acres of private woodland walks, pond, children’s play area, countryside setting near Alyth

Nethercraig Holiday Park is a peaceful Perthshire holiday park near Alyth and Blairgowrie, set among countryside close to the Angus Glens. The park offers caravans, lodges, glamping pods, shepherd’s huts, touring pitches and camping pitches, with space for relaxed self catering stays.

The location works well for guests who want walking, wildlife, local towns and Scottish countryside days out. Alyth, Blairgowrie, Kirriemuir, Glamis Castle, the Angus Glens, Perth and Dundee are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A peaceful Perthshire holiday park with woodland walks, varied accommodation, touring pitches and easy access to Alyth, Blairgowrie and the Angus Glens.

Best For: Hot tub lodge breaks, Dumfries countryside stays, peaceful South West Scotland escapes
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges, pet friendly lodges
Highlights: Private hot tubs, rolling countryside views, less than 5 miles from Dumfries

Nunland Hillside Lodges is a peaceful Dumfries and Galloway lodge retreat near Dumfries, set among rolling countryside with valley and hilltop views. The park offers modern lodge accommodation with private hot tubs, decking and pet friendly options in selected lodges.

The location works well for guests who want a quiet Scottish countryside break with easy access to Dumfries, Castle Douglas, Mabie Forest, Caerlaverock Castle and the Solway Coast. It suits couples, families and dog owners looking for a relaxed lodge stay with scenic days out nearby.

Why it’s a top pick: A quiet Dumfries and Galloway lodge park with private hot tubs, countryside views and easy access to Dumfries and the Solway Coast.

Best For: Oban coastal caravan breaks, hot tub lodge stays, island hopping holidays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges, camping pods, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: Sea views, private hot tub options, playpark, shop, dog friendly stays, close to Oban

Oban Holiday Park is a scenic Argyll holiday park near Oban, with lodge, hot tub lodge, camping pod, touring and camping options overlooking the west coast. The park has a shop, playpark, WiFi in rental accommodation, shower facilities and dog friendly stays.

The location works well for guests who want coastal scenery, ferry trips and classic West Scotland days out. Oban, Kerrera, Mull, Staffa, Iona, Loch Etive and the wider Argyll coastline are all within reach for island hopping, seafood, wildlife trips and scenic drives.

Why it’s a top pick: An Argyll holiday park with sea views, hot tub lodge options, dog friendly stays and easy access to Oban and the west coast islands.

Best For: Dundee lodge breaks, hot tub stays, family activity holidays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges, pet friendly lodges
Highlights: Piperdam Loch setting, indoor heated pool, spa, golf course, Room with a View restaurant

Piperdam is a large leisure resort near Dundee, set around Piperdam Loch in the Angus countryside. The resort offers a wide range of lodge accommodation, including hot tub lodges, pet friendly lodges and larger lodges for family or group stays.

Facilities include an indoor heated pool, sauna, steam room, spa, golf course, crazy golf, soft play, restaurant, bar and family activities such as tennis, archery and water walkers. Dundee, St Andrews, Broughty Ferry, Perth and the Cairngorms National Park are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A Dundee area lodge resort with hot tub stays, indoor swimming, spa facilities, golf and family activities around Piperdam Loch.

Best For: Dumfries and Galloway coastal breaks, dog friendly holidays, peaceful beach stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, glamping cabins, touring pitches
Highlights: Beachfront Solway Firth setting, The Sandpiper Café Bar, shop, launderette, approximately 4 miles from Annan

Queensberry Bay Holiday Park is a peaceful coastal park in Powfoot, near Annan, overlooking the Solway Firth. The park offers caravan and lodge accommodation, glamping cabins and touring pitches, with dog friendly options and beach access close by.

The location works well for guests who want a relaxed South West Scotland break with sea views, coastal walks and quieter days out. Annan, Dumfries, Gretna Green, Powfoot Golf Club and the wider Solway Coast are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A peaceful Dumfries and Galloway coastal park with beach access, varied accommodation, dog friendly options and easy access to Annan and the Solway Coast.

Best For: Scottish Borders countryside breaks, peaceful lodge stays, dog friendly holidays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, tiny house accommodation
Highlights: River Liddel setting, rural countryside views, pet friendly options, close to Newcastleton

Riverview Holiday Park is a peaceful Scottish Borders lodge park in Mangerton, near Newcastleton, set beside the River Liddel in quiet countryside. The park offers lodge accommodation and tiny house style stays, with pet friendly options available for guests bringing a dog.

The location works well for guests who want a slower rural break with walking, cycling and border country days out nearby. Newcastleton, Kielder Forest, Hawick, Jedburgh, Carlisle and the wider Scottish Borders are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A quiet Scottish Borders holiday park with lodge stays, dog friendly options, riverside scenery and easy access to Newcastleton and Kielder Forest.

Best For: Luxury lodge breaks in Angus, fishing holidays, Perthshire and Angus days out
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges
Highlights: River Isla setting, private fishing stretch, riverside walks, hot tub options, near Blairgowrie

Ruthven Falls is a peaceful luxury lodge retreat in Ruthven, Angus, set beside the River Isla close to the Perthshire border. The park offers spacious two and three bedroom lodges, with selected lodges including private hot tubs for relaxed countryside breaks.

The location works well for guests who want fishing, walking and Scottish sightseeing in one stay. Blairgowrie, Dundee, Perth, Glamis Castle, Scone Palace, The Cateran Trail and Glenshee are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A riverside Angus lodge park with hot tub options, private fishing and easy access to Perthshire, Dundee and the Scottish countryside.

Best For: Loch Ryan views, peaceful Scottish coast breaks, touring holidays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, touring pitches, motorhome pitches, glamping pods
Highlights: Lochside setting, heated swimming pool, outdoor play park, laundry facilities, close to Stranraer

Ryan Bay Holiday Park is a peaceful Dumfries and Galloway holiday park near Stranraer, set beside Loch Ryan with views across the water. The park offers caravan accommodation, touring pitches, motorhome pitches and glamping pods, with practical facilities including WiFi, laundry, toilets and parking.

The location works well for guests who want a quiet South West Scotland base close to coast, countryside and ferry connections. Stranraer, Portpatrick, Castle Kennedy Gardens, Cairnryan, the Rhins of Galloway and the wider Dumfries and Galloway coast are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A lochside Dumfries and Galloway holiday park with caravan stays, touring pitches, glamping pods and easy access to Stranraer, Portpatrick and Loch Ryan.

Best for: Seaside caravan holidays in Saltcoats, Scotland right by the beach and on site entertainment.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and touring and camping pitches.
Highlights: Indoor pool, restaurant and bar, arcade, entertainment venue, direct access to Sandylands Beach.

Sandylands Holiday Park is located in Saltcoats on the Ayrshire coast, with an indoor pool, restaurant, bar, arcade and entertainment venue on the park. Touring pitches are near the static caravans, with direct paths leading from the park onto the beach.

Sandylands Beach runs alongside the park, ideal for walks and enjoying the beach in the summer, with Saltcoats town centre around 5 minutes by car for shopping and the harbour. Ardrossan is about 10 minutes for ferries to Arran which is great to explore and a nice day trip out, Irvine is around 20 minutes along the coast in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Family holidays in Saltcoats, Scotland ideal for beach based coastal family holidays with on site entertainment and day trips to Arran are a nice day out.

Best For: Fife coastal breaks, hot tub lodge stays, family seaside holidays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, glamping domes, beach huts
Highlights: Sea views, outdoor swimming pool, hot tub options, close to Crail and the Fife Coastal Path

Sauchope Links Holiday Park is a coastal Fife holiday park near Crail, with lodge and glamping accommodation overlooking the sea. The park offers hot tub options, pet friendly stays and an outdoor swimming pool, making it a good base for relaxed seaside breaks.

The location works well for guests who want East Neuk beaches, harbour villages and coastal walks close by. Crail, Anstruther, St Andrews, Kingsbarns, Elie and the Fife Coastal Path are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A Fife coastal holiday park with sea views, hot tub accommodation, glamping stays and easy access to Crail, St Andrews and the East Neuk coast.

Best for: Caravan and lodge holidays near Edinburgh, Scotland, near the coast and great for shopping.
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges and touring pitches.
Highlights: Indoor pool, restaurant and bar, arcade, entertainment venue, coastal location.

Seton Sands Holiday Park at Port Seton along the Firth of Forth has an indoor pool, restaurant, bar, arcade and entertainment venue all on site. Accommodation is focused on caravans and lodges arranged across the park with direct access onto coastal paths making it a top choice for beach holidays near Edinburgh.

The shoreline runs beside the park for walking and cycling, with Prestonpans around 5 minutes by car and Musselburgh about 15 minutes for shops and a day at Musselburgh races. Edinburgh city centre is roughly 30 minutes, giving easy access to attractions, rail links and the most historic landmarks in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Family holidays near Port Seton, Scotland, a top beachside holiday park with easy access to Edinburgh and the East Lothian coast.

Best for: Caravan holidays at Lossiemouth, Scotland with full on site entertainment.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and touring and camping pitches.
Highlights: Indoor pool, restaurant and bar, arcade, entertainment venue, direct access to Lossiemouth East Beach.

Silver Sands Holiday Park is located at Lossiemouth on the Moray coast, with an indoor pool, restaurant, bar, arcade and entertainment venue all on site so it is ideal for families that want all of the park facilities in one location. The park goes directly onto the dunes behind Lossiemouth East Beach, with clear views across the Moray Firth from parts of the site.

The park is right by Lossiemouth East Beach, with long stretches of sand along the Moray Firth. Lossiemouth town centre and harbour are around 5 minutes by car, Elgin is about 15 minutes for shops, supermarkets and there is a train station there.

Why it’s a top pick: Family holidays at Lossiemouth, Scotland with direct access onto the dunes and one of the widest sandy beaches on the Moray Firth.

Best For: Perthshire lodge breaks, hot tub stays, peaceful countryside escapes
Accommodation Types: Lodges, chalets, hot tub lodges
Highlights: 20 acre resort, private hot tubs, stocked trout lochan, gym, sauna and steam room

Silverwood Holiday Resort is a Perthshire lodge resort in the Carse of Gowrie, near Errol and between Perth and Dundee. The resort offers self catering lodges and chalets, with hot tub options, countryside views and spacious accommodation for couples, families and groups.

The setting works well for guests who want a quieter Scottish break with Perth, Dundee, walking routes, golf courses and local attractions nearby. The stocked trout lochan, woodland trails, gym, sauna and steam room add useful extras for relaxed days on resort.

Why it’s a top pick: A Perthshire lodge resort with hot tub accommodation, countryside views, leisure facilities and easy access to Perth and Dundee.

Best for: Caravan holidays on the Solway Firth, Scotland, great for golfers and the families of golfers!
Accommodation Types: Caravans and lodges.
Highlights: Indoor pool, sauna, restaurant and bar, golf course, arcade, coastal setting.

Southerness Holiday Park is located on the Solway Firth coastline near Dumfries, with an indoor pool, sauna, restaurant, bar and arcade all on site. An 18 hole golf course runs alongside the park, with several parts of the site looking out across the water towards the Cumbrian coast so you have some great views!

Southerness Beach stretches in front of the park with a mix of sand and rocky shoreline (perfect for rock pooling), with Southerness Lighthouse a short walk away along the coast. Dumfries is around 25 minutes by car for shops and supermarkets, while Caerlaverock Castle is about 30 minutes, great if you love a Scottish castle and history.

Why it’s a top pick: Family holidays at Southerness, Scotland with an 18 hole golf course on site, brilliant if mum or dad like golf and you want to keep the kids happy.

Best For: Scottish Borders breaks, Kelso stays, peaceful riverside holidays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, holiday homes
Highlights: River Teviot setting, mature woodland, estate parkland, approximately 1 mile from Kelso

Springwood Holiday Park is a peaceful Scottish Borders holiday park near Kelso, set in old estate parkland with mature woodland and the River Teviot close by. The park offers self catering holiday homes and lodge accommodation for relaxed breaks in a scenic border country setting.

The location works well for guests who want easy access to Kelso, Floors Castle, Melrose, Jedburgh, Dryburgh Abbey and the wider Scottish Borders. It suits couples, families and dog owners looking for a quieter stay with countryside, historic towns and riverside walks nearby.

Why it’s a top pick: A peaceful Kelso holiday park with lodge and holiday home stays, riverside surroundings and easy access to Scottish Borders towns and attractions.

Best For: St Andrews golf breaks, hot tub lodge stays, peaceful Fife countryside escapes
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges
Highlights: Private hot tubs, wooded countryside setting, approximately 4 minutes’ drive from St Andrews Old Course

St Andrews Forest Lodges is a peaceful Fife lodge retreat in Kincaple, just outside St Andrews. The lodges include private hot tubs, spacious living areas and ensuite shower rooms, with a quiet countryside setting close to the town.

The location works well for guests who want easy access to St Andrews, golf courses, beaches and the wider Fife coast. St Andrews Old Course, West Sands Beach, Crail, Anstruther, Kingsbarns and Dundee are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A Fife lodge retreat with private hot tubs, countryside surroundings and quick access to St Andrews, golf courses and coastal days out.

Best for: Lodge holidays in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, Scotland with access to walking and cycling routes.
Accommodation Types: Lodges and log cabins.
Highlights: Hot tub lodges, woodland setting, access to Rob Roy Way, nearby loch and cycle routes.

Strathyre Lodge Park is in the village of Strathyre within Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, with luxury lodges set around the edge of the village. Many lodges include hot tubs, there is immediate access onto walking and cycling routes including the Rob Roy Way and National Cycle Route 7. This is the perfect lodge park in Scotland for walking and biking holidays, for couples or families, the location is perfect.

Loch Lubnaig is around 5 minutes by car for water access and shoreline walks, while Callander is about 10 minutes for shops and cafés. Balquhidder and Loch Voil are within 15 minutes, known for its quieter routes and links to Rob Roy’s Grave in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting Perthshire and Trossachs scenery, great access to walking and biking routes, perfect for active family holidays in Perthshire, Scotland.

Best for: Family caravan holidays near Ayr, Scotland with an on site golf course and full leisure facilities in a rural, countryside setting.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and lodges.
Highlights: 9 hole golf course, indoor and outdoor pools, adventure playground, restaurant and bar, arcade, crazy golf.

Sundrum Castle Holiday Park is located near Coylton, with a 9 hole golf course running through the park as a central feature alongside caravans and lodges. Facilities include both indoor and outdoor pools, a restaurant and bar, arcade and large outdoor play areas.

Ayr is around 10 minutes by car for the seafront, shops and the promenade, while Greenan Castle and Ayr Beach provide coastal walks and open views. Culzean Castle is about 25 minutes along the coast, with its clifftop grounds and estate in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Family holidays near Ayr with a 9 hole golf course and indoor and outdoor pools in one park which is quite unique in Scotland.

Best For: Ochil Hills views, Stirling countryside breaks, touring holidays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: Panoramic Ochil Hills views, restaurant and bar, shop, touring facilities, close to Stirling

The Woods Holiday Park is a scenic holiday park near Alva, set in the Stirling countryside with views towards the Ochil Hills. The park offers lodge accommodation, touring pitches and camping pitches, with a restaurant and bar, shop and practical facilities for self catering breaks.

The location works well for guests who want countryside surroundings with easy access to central Scotland days out. Stirling, Alloa, Dollar, the Ochil Hills, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, Glasgow and Edinburgh are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A scenic Central Scotland holiday park with lodges, touring pitches, Ochil Hills views and easy access to Stirling and the wider Scottish countryside.

Best For: Berwickshire lodge holidays, hot tub stays, dog friendly countryside escapes
Accommodation Types: Lodges
Highlights: Private hot tubs, Lauderdale Estate woodland setting, views towards Thirlestane Castle, secure bike storage

Thirlestane Woodland Lodges is a peaceful Berwickshire lodge retreat in Lauder, set within woodland on the Lauderdale Estate. The lodges sleep 4 to 6 guests and include private gated hot tubs, open plan living space, decking, WiFi and dog friendly options.

The location works well for guests who want a quiet countryside stay with history, walks and border towns close by. Thirlestane Castle, Lauder, Melrose, Kelso, Jedburgh, Abbotsford and the wider Scottish Borders are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A peaceful Berwickshire lodge retreat with private hot tubs, woodland surroundings and easy access to Thirlestane Castle and Lauder.

Best For: Dumfries and Galloway activity breaks, fishing holidays, family countryside stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Three fishing lochs, indoor heated pool, horse riding, watersports, golf, family bar and restaurant

Three Lochs Holiday Park is a family friendly holiday park in Balminnoch, Wigtownshire, set among woodland, open countryside and three lochs. The park offers self catering caravan and lodge accommodation, with activities including fishing, watersports, horse riding, golf, archery, clay pigeon shooting and indoor play.

The location works well for guests who want a South West Scotland break with plenty to do on park and easy access to quiet countryside days out. Newton Stewart, Wigtown, Glenluce, Stranraer, Portpatrick and the Galloway Forest Park are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A Dumfries and Galloway holiday park with fishing lochs, indoor swimming, outdoor activities and family facilities in a scenic countryside setting.

Best For: East Lothian countryside breaks, swimming pool holidays, touring and lodge stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, hot tub accommodation, glamping pods, touring pitches
Highlights: Indoor swimming pool, bar and restaurant, gym, fly fishing lake, close to Dunbar

Thurston Manor Holiday Park is an East Lothian holiday park near Dunbar, set in peaceful Scottish countryside within easy reach of the coast. The park offers caravan, lodge, hot tub and glamping accommodation, along with touring pitches for guests bringing their own caravan or motorhome.

Facilities include an indoor swimming pool, bar and restaurant, gym, shop, launderette, children’s play area, family entertainment and a lake with fly fishing. Dunbar, Belhaven Bay, North Berwick, Tantallon Castle, Edinburgh and the wider East Lothian coast are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: An East Lothian holiday park with varied accommodation, indoor swimming, fly fishing, on park dining and easy access to Dunbar and the coast.

Best For: Loch Lomond and Trossachs breaks, touring holidays, walking and cycling trips
Accommodation Types: Lodges, holiday homes, glamping pods, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: 40 acre park, landscaped terraces, mountain views, fully serviced touring pitches, near Aberfoyle

Trossachs Holiday Park is a scenic Stirlingshire holiday park near Gartmore, set on the edge of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. The park offers lodges, holiday homes, glamping pods, touring pitches and camping pitches, with views towards the surrounding hills and countryside.

The location works well for guests who want walking, cycling, loch trips and outdoor days out in central Scotland. Aberfoyle, Loch Katrine, the Lake of Menteith, Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, Callander and Stirling are all within reach.

Why it’s a top pick: A scenic Trossachs holiday park with lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches and easy access to Loch Lomond, Aberfoyle and classic Scottish walking routes.

Best for: Caravan and lodge holidays in Highland Perthshire, Scotland with walks by the river.
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges and touring and camping pitches.
Highlights: Indoor pool, sauna, restaurant and bar, arcade, play areas, River Tummel setting.

Tummel Valley Holiday Park is near Pitlochry, with the River Tummel running through the park and some caravans and lodges sitting beside the water that makes for a really relaxing holiday. Facilities include an indoor pool, sauna, restaurant, bar and arcade, with open space around the river, clear walking routes through the park itself and a back to nature feel about the park

The river continues through Tummel Valley and links into nearby walking routes, with Queen’s View around 10 minutes by car for views over Loch Tummel. Pitlochry is about 20 minutes for shopping, well known for its independent shops and the Festival Theatre, while Loch Rannoch is roughly 25 minutes for some fantastic Highland scenery in Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: Relaxing family or couples holidays near Pitlochry, Scotland with the River Tummel running through the park, you can even have a sauna and relax some more!

Best For: West Highland Way walking breaks, glamping pod stays, Highland touring holidays
Accommodation Types: Hot tub glamping pods, hiker pods, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: Loch Lomond and The Trossachs setting, river and mountain views, playpark, shop, dog friendly stays

Tyndrum Holiday Park is a scenic Scottish holiday park in Tyndrum, set within Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. The park offers hot tub glamping pods, hiker pods, touring pitches and camping pitches, with facilities including a playpark, shop, modern toilet block, private showers, laundry and free WiFi.

The location works especially well for walkers, road trippers and outdoor holidays, with the West Highland Way passing close by and easy access to Crianlarich, Glencoe, Oban, Fort William and the wider Highlands. It suits guests looking for mountain scenery, fresh air and a practical base for exploring this part of Scotland.

Why it’s a top pick: A scenic Tyndrum holiday park with glamping pods, touring pitches, dog friendly stays and direct access to classic Highland walking and road trip routes.

Best For: Hot tub lodge breaks, fishing holidays, clay shooting stays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, hot tub lodges
Highlights: 100 acre country park, private hot tubs, fishing ponds, clay pigeon shooting, The Stand Bar and Restaurant

Westlands Country Park is a Dumfries and Galloway holiday park near Annan, with luxury lodge accommodation set around lakes and mature countryside. The lodges include private hot tubs, with pet friendly options available for guests bringing dogs.

The park is especially strong for country pursuits, with fishing ponds, a clay pigeon shooting ground, shooting tuition and The Stand Bar and Restaurant on site. Annan, Gretna Green, Dumfries, Carlisle and the Solway Coast are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A Dumfries and Galloway lodge park with hot tub stays, fishing, clay shooting and on park dining in a 100 acre countryside setting.

Best For: Dumfries and Galloway countryside breaks, hot tub lodge stays, dog friendly holidays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges, touring pitches, camping pitches
Highlights: Views over Luce Bay, private hot tubs in lodges, children’s play area, close to Glenluce and Stranraer

Whitecairn Holiday Park is a peaceful Dumfries and Galloway holiday park above Glenluce, with views across Luce Bay and the surrounding countryside. The park offers caravan and lodge accommodation, with hot tubs in lodges and pet friendly options available.

The location works well for guests who want a quieter South West Scotland base with coast, countryside and local towns nearby. Glenluce, Stranraer, Portpatrick, Wigtown, Castle Kennedy Gardens and the Galloway coast are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A peaceful Dumfries and Galloway park with caravan and lodge stays, hot tub options, dog friendly breaks and easy access to Luce Bay and Stranraer.

Best For: East Lothian lodge breaks, spa stays, North Berwick coast days out
Accommodation Types: Luxury lodges, hot tub lodges, dog friendly lodges
Highlights: Leisure club, spa, Play Barn, Orangery & Walled Terrace, 140 acre countryside setting

Whitekirk Hill is a luxury East Lothian resort near North Berwick, set in 140 acres of countryside with views across the coast and surrounding landscape. The resort offers eco conscious self catering lodges, with hot tub options, dog friendly stays and access to leisure and spa facilities.

The location works well for guests who want a relaxed countryside stay close to the East Lothian coast. North Berwick, Whitekirk, Tantallon Castle, Seacliff Beach, Gullane, Dunbar and Edinburgh are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: An East Lothian lodge resort with spa facilities, family play space, on resort dining and easy access to North Berwick and the coast.

Best For: Hot tub lodge breaks, Loch Ness escapes, romantic Highland stays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, log cabins
Highlights: River Fechlin setting, private hot tubs, log fires, approximately 3 miles from Loch Ness

Wildside Highland Lodges at Loch Ness is a peaceful Highland lodge retreat in Whitebridge, set beside the River Fechlin on the quieter south side of Loch Ness. The park offers traditional lodge and log cabin accommodation with private hot tubs, log fires and woodland or riverside views.

The location works well for guests who want a slower Highland stay with easy access to lochs, forests, walking routes and scenic drives. Loch Ness, Fort Augustus, Foyers, Inverness, Urquhart Castle and the Great Glen are all within reach for days out.

Why it’s a top pick: A quiet Highland lodge retreat with private hot tubs, riverside scenery and easy access to Loch Ness and Fort Augustus.