Glamping in Scotland

If camping is a bit wild and rustic for you, then you need to go glamping in Scotland. Enjoy the great outdoors with comfort on a glamping holiday where you can stay in a pod with a hot tub and gaze up at the stars on a clear night.

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What is Glamping?

Glamping at Portnellan Farm

© Go Rural / Craig Stephen

One of the most recent travel trends, this phenomenon combines a little slice of glamour and luxury with traditional camping. So, you may find yourself deep in the wilderness but your accommodation will provide you with sockets for hairdryers and iPods, a proper bed, a TV and a fridge to make your stay much more comfortable.

Glamping in Scotland comes in many different forms, including: camping pods, wigwams and teepees, treehouses, and yurts. Your place to stay can vary from basic and comfortable to simply grand and luxurious. Why not try glamping with hot tub in Scotland?

WHY SCOTLAND OFFERS SOME OF THE BEST GLAMPING LOCATIONS

In Scotland you can find magnificent glamping locations across the country. Enjoy glamping on the west coast with breathtaking seascapes outside your window, or head off for glamping on the east coast of Scotland where you can explore lots of city attractions and countryside gems.

Elsewhere, glamping in the Scottish Highlands is a real treat. Surround yourself with lush greenery and towering mountains - perfect for an escape from the bustling cities.

Luxury glamping with hot tubs

Find your ideal camping break. Make it extra special by choosing a glamping holiday with a hot tub.

Duncan Family Farms Glamping accommodation

© Go Rural / Craig Stephen

Relax in a hot tub getaway

Enjoy luxury glamping with a hot tub in Scotland away from the city. It's a chance to relax and switch off from the busy bustle of everyday life.

Spend a weekend away in romantic glamping accommodation in breathtaking landscapes.

Features of luxury glamping can include saunas, wood-burning stoves and underfloor heating.

Whether you're planning a luxury minimoon break, special birthday or family get together, luxury glamping accommodation in Scotland is a real treat.

Glamping pods at Loch Lomond

© Go Rural / Craig Stephen

Budget-friendly glamping

Scotland boasts hundreds of budget-friendly glamping options, from family-friendly holiday parks and traditional yurts, to cosy cabins and rustic lodges. With such a wide variety to choose from you can find glamping accommodation suitable for any budget. Glamping is often cheaper than booking hotels or other accommodation options, but still offers an exceptional experience for the whole family to enjoy.

A Scottish terrier being walked along a countryside path

Pet-friendly glamping

Scotland offers a variety of pet-friendly glamping accommodation or provides dog beds or kennels along with your cabin or lodge. Choose a plentiful forest or woodland spot with many trails and routes your pooch can enjoy exploring, or head to the beach for a splash in the sea - just make sure they are well-behaved and you clean up after them.

Read up on the Scottish Outdoor Access Code before you go and explore more pet-friendly things to do in Scotland.

Off-grid shepherd huts and glamping pods at Glenshee Camping, Blairgowrie

Eco-friendly glamping

Eco glamping in Scotland is a great choice if you're looking to have a sustainable break away. Many eco-friendly places to stay pride themselves on being sustainable through 'living off the land', less use of electricity and even glamping huts made out of sustainable and recycled materials.

In recent years, many eco glamping options have opted for solar power, installing log burners, and sourcing food and drink from local farms and businesses to become more sustainable and eco-friendly.

Glamping in Scotland's mountains

Why not enjoy a Scottish glamping holiday in a scenic mountain location? Scotland's mountains, hills and valleys will be sure to take your breath away, but waking up to this stunning view outside your window will be one to remember. Nestle yourselves on a Scottish mountainside and you can go off exploring the surrounding trails, lochs, wildlife and more, for hours - definitely a great choice for the keen walkers and explorers out there!