Scotland

Located on the west coast of Scotland, the Isle of Mull is bursting with quaint harbours, fantastic beaches, rich wildlife, fantastic art and history - and, of course, an array of absolutely stunning landscapes. 

Scotland's vast landscapes, full of wilderness and raw beauty, are what makes it the perfect destination for a road trip by campervan. Enjoy your stay in the heart of nature, discover ancient castles rich in history and marvel at panoramic views, which take your breath away. This article will show you everything you need to know to prepare your next road trip: Two itineraries of 7 and 14 days through Scotland with all the must-see places, information about wild camping in Scotland and advice on which campsites to stay the night at.

North Coast 500 is without any doubt one of the most well-known itineraries in Scotland and is considered as one of the most beautiful coastal routes worldwide! This 500-mile track will leave you stunned by the beauty of Scotland’s North Highlands, its beaches and impressive coastlines. Our 5 day campervan route will guide you amongst the most important points of interest and places to see in this magnificent part of Scotland.

The largest city in Scotland - and the grittier, edgier cousin Edinburgh, Glasgow is a city with real character. Located on the banks of the River Clyde in Scotland’s West Central Lowlands, Glasgow’s industrial working class heritage complemented by a blossoming arts scene have made it a magnet for travellers looking to discover an authentic Scottish experience.

The Isle of Skye is one of Scotland's most beloved spots. The largest and northernmost of the major islands of Scotland, Skye is well know for it’s beautiful landscapes and dramatic scenery which is guaranteed to leave an impression on all who visit. The island can mystify you in many ways. It has stunning mountain ranges, and a coastline that goes on for miles. It’s the perfect location for a Scottish road trip!

Not much can compare to the freedom of a road trip through Scotland’s countryside. Rather than outline a specific route to take we will count down the best natural sites Scotland has to offer. Picture miles of open scenery or cruising along the coastline, as you embark upon a Scottish road trip to remember.