Campervan Stops in Scotland

Campervan Stops in North Scotland

Great location set in nature with amazing views to wake up to with the sunrise.

Super quiet at night, great as a base for exploring the far north of Scotland, plenty of walks and great for dogs.

Please check for restrictions and watch out for the midges in summer, closest town is Wick 30 mins away.

Incredible place to stop in a campervan, great views of Loch Wattan, reassuringly remote!

Plenty of loch walks and great for dog walkers, the small village of Watten is a few minutes’ drive away.

Set your alarm for the sunrise, you won’t be disappointed, loads to explore nearby, silent at night.

Feels like the edge of the known universe but in a good way, nothing nearby, Braemar 30 mins drive.

Great for walks and exploring, biking and hiking, sits right next to the picturesque River Dee 10 mins from Ballater

Great place to start an adventure into the Cairngorms with your campervan, watch out for tight roads nearby.

Truly a stunning stop, the beach and dunes are like something from a movie, and free official overnight parking!

Stunning long coastline, jets fly overhead, Lossiemouth centre just a minute’s walk, Elgin centre 10 mins drive

30 mins drive to Inverness and the famous Loch Ness, Banff, Forres, miles of incredible coastline.

Lovely little stop with room for maybe three medium campers, parking for the local reservoir, no known restrictions.

Incredible sunset over the water and lots of picturesque walks nearby, Tantallon Castle 30 mins away and a Broch.

Feels like the middle of nowhere, some dog walkers and farmers driving past but super quiet after 8pm.

Off-road parking area for the local woods, dog walkers and hikers, next to the river Liddel.

A few scattered villages and hamlets but nothing for miles, very remote and peaceful setting.

This campervan stop is right on the Scottish border line, with the nearby river marking the exact boundary!

Another stunning location to stay overnight, busy in the day with dog walkers, but quiet at night.

Lovely walks around the forest, biking and hiking trails. Feels secluded and remote.

Dalbeattie a five-minute drive away with everything you need, Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbright and Dumfries not too far.

RSPB parking area for bird watchers and campervan owners alike, no restrictions but please check.

Incredible views of the coast and feels like you are separated from the rest of the world on a tiny island!

Cafe and 24 hour toilets onsite, not much else unless you travel to Stranraer about 20 mins drive away.