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Scotland’s rugged landscapes, rich history, and enchanting towns are waiting to be explored. What better way to experience this captivating country than through the freedom of a campervan adventure? With this guide from Staycation Scotland Campers, you’ll have everything you need to plan the ultimate campervan holiday and turn your travel dreams into reality. Why Choose a Campervan Holiday in Scotland? A campervan holiday offers the perfect blend of adventure and convenience, making it an

Scotland’s rugged landscapes and rich history make it the perfect backdrop for a unique adventure – a campervan tour that combines the nation’s famed whisky culture with the freedom of the open road. Imagine waking up to breathtaking views, the scent of peat in the air, and the promise of a day filled with tastings and tales of Scotland’s liquid gold. In this journey, we invite you to join us on a “Whisky and Wheels”

Scotland’s breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and outdoor adventures make it an ideal destination for staycation camping. With its diverse range of camping spots, from rugged mountains to stunning coastlines, Scotland offers endless opportunities for nature lovers and adventure seekers. In this ultimate guide, we will explore the top destinations for staycation camping in Scotland and provide you with essential tips to make your camping experience unforgettable. Choosing the Perfect Destination: Scotland boasts an array of

Campervan Hire Inverness Known for being the capital of the Highlands, Inverness is a popular tourist destination on the northeast coast of Scotland. Due to the city’s high level of well-being among residents, its culture, and nature, the city has been voted as one of the happiest places in Europe. Inverness’s first known recorded history dates back to AD 569 when it was visited by the Irish abbot and missionary evangelist St. Columba whose intention

North Coast 500 North Coast 500 This is your resource for all the up to date routes and the treasures that are just waiting for you to find in your Staycation Scotland Campervan! This 10 day route round the North Coast 500 includes Inverness, Rogie Falls, Tarbert Lighthouse, Dunrobin Castle, Whaligoe Steps, John o’Groats, Thurso, Durness, Cape Wrath, Clachtoll, Ullapool, Poolewe, Lower Diabaig, Applecross and Skye. Remember • Before wild camping, please ensure it’s allowed.

If you are a road trip enthusiast, you might have already heard about Scotland’s NC500 Road. Also known for its nickname Scotland’s Route 66, this popular destination is regularly acclaimed as one of the top coastal roads, not just in Europe, but around the entire globe.  Planning to head on to the area on your next campervan trip? Here is a list of some of the area’s must-visit locations. Check out the list below for

Embarking on a campervan trip can be pretty handful without the proper planning and preparations. If you want to ensure a successful, enjoyable, and memorable campervan trip in the most picturesque locations in Scotland, here are some tips to help you make the most out of your long-awaited holiday.  Plan your route  The first thing to do is decide how many hours you will be driving/travelling per day. Many roads in the Scottish Highlands are

Mum and dad, two kids and a daft Labrador puppy for four nights in a Volkswagen campervan. What could possibly go wrong? I’ll admit to a bit of apprehension as we embarked on our first campervan trip. Anyone who knows me knows I prefer a hotel to any type of camping. But our van “Carrie” came with all mod cons including wi-fi and plug points so I took the plunge. Purists would argue that it’s