NEWS | These Are Most Instagrammable Campsites In Scotland

July 1, 2018 Shell Robshaw-Bryan

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As the summer holidays draw near, it’s the perfect opportunity to dust off the camping gear and set off on a camping adventure to Scotland. To help you find the best campsites with perfect scenic views, VisitScotland has analysed Instagram and TripAdvisor data to discover which of Scotland’s campsites are getting the most praise for their instagrammable views.

Here is a list of the top-ranking campsite, which will provide fun for all the family, whatever age!

The coast at Ge˜dha Mhˆrtainn, near Horgabost, Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides.

Spectacular Stargazing

Horgabost Campsite, Isle Of Harris

Horgabost Campsite is remote, with views over the water of Taransay Island – thought to be the largest in Scotland without a permanent population. As this camp site is so far north, you may be lucky to glimpse the Northern Lights. No wonder 92% of TripAdvisor reviews are voted good or above.

Invercaimbe Caravan And Camping, Arisaig

With a rocky shore, a stone’s throw from the beach, this west costal spot of Scotland is the perfect place to grab your telescopes and review the clear night’s sky. Invercaimbe has earnt itself 5-star rating on TripAdvisor.

Looking down the sandy beach of Sanna Bay On The Ardnamurchan Peninnsula

Beautiful Beaches

Fidden Farm Campsite, Isle Of Mull

Crystal clear water, white sand and rocky outcrops, you wouldn’t believe you were in Scotland when visiting Fidden Farm. Camping meters away from the water, you can drift off to the sound of waves crashing nearby and with 94% positive reviews, drift off to this remote island.

Sands Caravan And Camping Park, Gairloch

Situated in north-west Highlands of Scotland, this camping site lives in a valley, between moorland hills and golden sand. The panoramic views from the mounds are not to be missed with TripAdvisor ratings of 91% good or above.

Sands Caravan and Camping Park near Gairloch, Highlands of Scotland.

Wild Woodlands

The Lazy Duck, Nethy Bridge

Hidden in Cairngorms National Park, the acres of pines, streams and meadows surround the Lazy Duck. Rustic style lodges keep you cosy whilst you become lost in the intertwining trees. TripAdvisor 90% rating recommends visiting during the winter months, when the snow dusts the surroundings.

Ruberslaw Wild Woods, Scottish Borders

This green camping area has been rating 98% positive by TripAdvisor, particularly in the spring months where bluebells decorate the ground. Escape into your own fairy tale here.

Magnificent Mountains

Lomond Woods Holiday Park, Balloch

With water stretching 36 kilometers Loch Lomond, the largest freshwater loch by area in Scotland. This mountainous area is perfectly picturesque for hikes and walks and had received an 84% positive TripAdvisor rating.

Kilvrecht Campsite, Pitlochry

Living on the southern shores of Loch Rannoch, the steep mountains surround the water. It might be a tough hike to the top, but you don’t be disappointed, as botanical life surrounds the rocks. No wonder this natural beauty has had 100% positive TripAdvisor ratings.

Gairloch, with the mountains of Wester Ross beyond, Highlands of Scotland.

Stunning Sunrises

Port Mor Campsite, Isle Of Islay

On this quiet isle, you’ll be able to watch the sun creep above the rock ridges, before shadow encompasses the flickering waves below. 84% of TripAdvisor reviews recommend this

Ardnamurchan Campsite, Lochaber

On the eastern shoreline, the view to the Sound of Mull encourages the early morning light beam to creep in and illuminate any lingering clouds. This Scottish Highlands retreat has been awarded 92% positive TripAdvisor ratings so a must see if you want to escape above the clouds.

Soothing Sunsets

Wheems Organic Farm, Orkney

Facing the sea on the Island of South Ronaldsay, a family friendly must see with a mixed of animals and horticulture. As the land is flat, its perfect for a sunset snap, especially in early summer and 85% of reviews agree.

Tantallon Caravan & Camping Park, East Lothian

With the world’s largest colony of gannets nearby, you may be lucky enough to bird watch as well as view the show stopping sunset. With 74% of TripAdvisor positive ratings, it’s a must see for the natural beauty.

If you are interested in finding out more about camping in Scotland, go to VisitScotland.com

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Shell loves all things travel and outdoors and is a nature-loving, comfy-camping kinda girl. Shell started the Camping with Style blog after a serious snowboarding accident which left her with a broken back. Despite this she used the outdoors and healing power of nature to aid her recovery and she continues to spend time outdoors whenever she can.

From open water swimming, snowboarding and kayaking to hill walks and meditation, Shell shares her travels and microadventures here on the blog and in various publications she's written for, Shell has a particular interest in promoting wellbeing and the many benefits of nature therapy.

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