We have recommendations for Holiday Parks in Scotland In virtually every scenic holiday spot. From the Highlands to the Lowlands, on the shores of Lochs, in peaceful countryside with fabulous mountain views, close to beaches, golf courses, historic castles and buzzing towns. Whatever your budget you will be sure to find a Holiday Park in Scotland to suit your family. Get the most from your visit and use your Holiday Park in Scotland as a base to explore spectacular countryside, beautiful beaches, historic cities, castles, palaces and monuments. Just 30 minutes from Edinburgh and close to Musselburgh a popular choice is
Haven Seton Sands Holiday Park, set in fabulous countryside with rolling hillside and unspoiled beaches.
Hoseasons Drummohr Caravan Park has stunning views across the Firth of Forth and really top class accommodation. Sound tempting? Read on for top tips on family attractions and days out in Scotland.
Top Tips to make your holiday park stay in Scotland fun for all the family:
- Wherever you chose a Holiday Park in Scotland you can be sure there will be some spectacular scenery nearby with wild and wonderful landscapes, lochs and castles, islands and mountains. Take a boat trip and try spotting the monster at Loch Ness, ride on the Harry Potter steam train over the Glenfinnian viaduct along the lochs to Mallaig, or take a gondola ride up Aonach Tor for spectacular views of Ben Nevis.
- As well having some amazing historical sights, Edinburgh and Glasgow have some top class family attractions. Take the children for a spectacular view of the city of Edinburgh from
Camera Obscura, or introduce them painlessly to the world of art at
The National Gallery of Scotland. The recently restored
Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow will be a sure hit for the whole family and the
Glasgow Science Centre is a fascinating place to spend a rainy day. The younger ones in the family will just love a visit to
Storybook Glen with fairytale characters and beautiful gardens.
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Pollok Country Park just outside Glasgow was voted Europe’s Best Park in 2008. Go for a day out and you will find out why!
Craig Highland Farm in Plockton preserves Rare Breeds of domestic animals and fowl and makes a relaxing day out in a beautiful setting. For something a bit wilder, try a safari at
Highland Adventure Safaris in Aberfeldy. Whether you go with a guide or alone, there are acres of magnificent wild countryside to explore.
Camperdown Country Park in Dundee has woodlands, a wildlife centre, a family fun fair and wonderful adventure playgrounds.
- From coast to coast and along the lochs you can take boat trips to see whales, seals, dolphins, sealife and birds. Whale and porpoise watching from Oban or the Isle of Mull, trips around the Isle of Skye, ferries to the Western Isles, cruises around the Firth of Clyde, pleasure steamers on Loch Ness, Loch Lomond or Loch Linnhie. Or for a completely different type of boat, visit the
Royal Yacht Britannia in Edinburgh or the
Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour.
For a combination of awe inspiring scenary and a holiday park that won't break the bank try Park Resorts
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