Campsites in the Highlands
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Campsites in the Highlands

Expect secluded forest walks, stunning coastline, trips to Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle and more. The Highlands is a striking and inspiring region of Scotland with stunning scenery and a fascinating heritage. These campsites in the Highlands will be your guide.

28 campsites in the Highlands

Wick River Campsite, Wick, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Wick River Campsite

Wick, Highlands

4.82 /5

89 reviews

96%

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Peaceful family and dog friendly site on the banks of the River Wick, conveniently situated along the NC500 route.

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Ben Nevis Holiday Park

Fort William, Highlands

4.7 /5

146 reviews

90%

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Riverside camping and touring with breathtaking mountain views. Ten minutes from Fort William and Glen Nevis.

2024 Runner up of Best Family Campsite Highlands and Argyll
Barrow Campsite Nairn, Nairn, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Barrow Campsite Nairn

Nairn, Highlands

4.87 /5

71 reviews

100%

would recommend

Award-winning family campsite with an onsite pond and paddleboarding available. Set by the North Coast 500 route.

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Bunchrew Caravan Park, Bunchrew, Inverness, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Bunchrew Caravan Park

Bunchrew, Inverness, Highlands

4.54 /5

220 reviews

93%

would recommend

Waterside, family friendly park along the Beauly Firth, with 15 minutes of Inverness and Loch Ness. Dog friendly.

Badrallach Campsite, Bothy and Holiday Cottage, Dundonnell, Garve, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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4.63 /5

61 reviews

93%

would recommend

Stunning lochside and dog-friendly campsite with a bothy, ideal for remote adventures, Munro-bagging and campfires.

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Camping Pod Heaven

Inverness, Highlands

4.72 /5

21 reviews

95%

would recommend

Well designed, chic camping pods set close to Loch Ness, Inverness and the Culloden Battlefield.

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Camping at Golspie

Golspie, Highlands

4.52 /5

45 reviews

84%

would recommend

Fantastic hardstanding touring site on the North Coast 500 driving route, shadowed by Ben Bhraggie.

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Shieldaig Camping and Cabins, Strathcarron, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Shieldaig Camping and Cabins

Strathcarron, Highlands

A small, modern and family run touring park set by the water with stunning views over Shieldaig Island.

Ardtower Caravan Park, Inverness, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Ardtower Caravan Park

Inverness, Highlands

A family friendly site with camping, touring, glamping and an onsite cafe. Just ten minutes from Inverness.

Sands Caravan and Camping Park, Gairloch, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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A family friendly park set near the NC500 route, beaches and fishing lochs. Pods and static caravans onsite.

Beauly Holiday Park, Beauly, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Beauly Holiday Park

Beauly, Highlands

Peaceful park at the start of the North Coast 500, and the ideal base for your Highland holiday

Grantown-on-Spey Caravan Park, Grantown-on-Spey, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Grantown-on-Spey Caravan Park

Grantown-on-Spey, Highlands

Attractive Caravan Club affiliated site set in the beautiful scenery of Highland Speyside.

Dalraddy Holiday Park, Aviemore, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Dalraddy Holiday Park

Aviemore, Highlands

Family and dog friendly park set in 98 acres of mixed woodland with spectacular views of the Cairngorm Mountains

Clachtoll Beach Campsite, Lochinver, Lairg, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Clachtoll Beach Campsite

Lochinver, Lairg, Highlands

Beachside camping in the Highlands with fab sea views and a pub and shop nearby. Dog and family friendly.

Findhorn Bay Holiday Park, Findhorn, Forres, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Findhorn Bay Holiday Park

Findhorn, Forres, Highlands

Family and dog friendly park with camping, touring and glamping. Onsite cafe and shop, five minutes to the beach!

Speyside Gardens Caravan Park, Aberlour, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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A camping, touring and glamping park, set by the River Spey. 30 minute walk from Aberlour with an onsite shop.

Fortrose Bay Campsite, Fortrose, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Fortrose Bay Campsite

Fortrose, Highlands

Touring site on the shores of the Moray Firth, close to Inverness and Loch Ness, on the lovely Black Isle.

Glencoe Mountain, Glencoe, Ballachulish, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Glencoe Mountain

Glencoe, Ballachulish, Highlands

Camping and glamping in an area of astounding natural beauty, with year round activities and accommodation.

Port a Bhaigh Campsite, Achiltibuie, Ullapool, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Port a Bhaigh Campsite

Achiltibuie, Ullapool, Highlands

Camping and touring site set in an idyllic location looking across the Summer Isles on Scotland's West Coast.

Dornoch Firth Caravan Park, Tain, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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A family-run park in the Highlands, by Tain and the Glenmorangie Distillery - a world of wonder north of Inverness!

Invernahavon Caravan Park, Newtonmore, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Invernahavon Caravan Park

Newtonmore, Highlands

Tranquil family-run park in the very heart of the Highlands, within the Cairngorms National Park. Dog friendly.

Kinloch Campsite, Isle Of Skye, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Kinloch Campsite

Isle Of Skye, Highlands

A welcoming, family-run site on the beautiful Isle of Skye at the head of Loch Dunvegan and near Dunvegan Castle.

John O'Groats Caravan and Camping Site, John O'groats, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Located at the end of A99 beside the John O'Groats Brewery at the north of Scotland. Perfect for LEJOG and NC500

Beinglas Campsite, Arrochar, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Beinglas Campsite

Arrochar, Highlands

Camping, touring, and glamping on the West Highland Way with mountain views. Enjoy an onsite pub and shop!

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Long Beach Campsite Knoydart

Knoydart, Highlands

Back to basics, bargain accommodation in Knoydart with wild camping, a millionaire's view and fishing.

Sinclair Bay Lodges, Keiss, Caithness, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Sinclair Bay Lodges

Keiss, Caithness, Highlands

Luxuriously finished and family friendly ensuite pods on Keiss Beach. Enjoy sea views from the private hot tubs!

The Halladale and North Coast Touring Park, Sutherland, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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A family and dog friendly site just off the North Coast 500 route, with sea views and an on site pub and shop.

Cromarty Camping, Black Isle, Cromarty, HighlandsPlaceholder image
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Cromarty Camping

Black Isle, Cromarty, Highlands

Coastal touring pitches overlooking expansive seascape in the Scottish Highlands, perfect for a NC500 stopover.

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FAQ

A place which combines fabulously remote landscapes with charming islands and some really big attractions - like Loch Ness and the NC500- it's no surprise that campers come to the Highlands. There are heaps of great campsites and these 15 are some of the very best.

Fort William, Aviemore, Inverness and Glencoe are some of the most popular places to camp in the Highlands.

More than 80% of campsites in the Highlands allow pets. Click through and book from a list of dog friendly sites here.

A good range of Highland campsites and holiday parks offer swimming pools. Check out our list here.

A number of 5 star campsites can be found in the Highlands, and the best are listed here.

Roughly 1 in 3 campsites in the Highlands are open all year round. Browse a list of sites here.

A small number of campsites in the Highlands are adult only, while the rest are family friendly. Browse a list of adult only sites here.

Things to do when camping in the Highlands

There are a huge number of castles and buildings of interest in the area. Eilean Donan Castle has a grand banqueting hall that is sure to impress, Lochleven Castle can only be reached by boat, Brodie Castle has impressive turrets and is packed with a variety of art and antiques, Urqhart Castle is one of the largest in Scotland, and Muness Castle is an impressive 16th Century Tower House.

There are plenty of museums, heritage sites and exciting attractions in the area too. The Scottish Hydro Electric Visitor Centre in Pitlochry is where you can visit the famous Salmon Ladder. The Culloden Battlefield in Inverness is where the 1746 battle between the Duke of Cumberland and Prince Charle took place. The Bora Heritage Centre is a family friendly attraction, the Titanic Inverness Maritime Museum will impress old and young, the Highland Folk Museum is a must see, and Fort Charlotte is another building of note with fantastic views. 

Another great family attraction is the Landmark Forest Theme Park which boasts numerous rides as well as rock climbing, walking and spotting local wildlife such as the rare red squirrel. The Cairngorm Reindeer Centre is another fantastic day out for adults and children alike, while the WDCS Dolphin and Seal Centre is also hugely popular.

The Landscape of the Highlands is truly beautiful and walks are in abundance here. Glen Coe, Ben Nevis, Bealach na Ba Road, the Steall Waterfall, and Camusdarach Beach are popular scenic areas among many more.