Your campsites in Scotland with Scotland Nomads
Accommodation is an essential part of the Scotland Nomads experience. Throughout your road trip, you’ll sleep in unique places surrounded by nature.
No need to look for a campsite at 7 p.m. or cross your fingers that there’s still a spot available. Before you leave, we reserve a pitch for you at every campsite along the route. We choose campsites for their locations, often beside a loch or at the foot of the mountains, as well as for their facilities and welcoming atmosphere.
Discover more details below about the camping pitches we reserve for you.
7 nights at comfortable campsites, already booked for you. You’ll find the exact locations and all the details in the mobile app a few weeks before departure.
Night 1
Night 1
You’ll spend your first night on the shores of Loch Lomond, an hour’s drive from Glasgow. It’s the perfect place to settle in after picking up your vehicle.
Set up camp on a grassy pitch just a few steps from the water. A trail starts at the campsite and follows the shore, perfect for stretching your legs before dinner.
Good to know: the nearest village has a grocery store, making it the ideal place to stock up for the first few days.
Facilities
☑ Hot showers
☑ Shared kitchen
☑ Covered area
☑ Wi-Fi at reception
Night 2
Night 2
Tonight, you’ll sleep just a short walk from the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct, known as the “Harry Potter bridge”. It’s the perfect place to settle in after the drive.
You’ll set up camp on a grassy pitch in a wild setting surrounded by mountains. There’s a small village nearby with a few places to eat, or you can cook for yourself using the equipment provided.
Facilities
☑ Hot showers
☑ Covered area
Night 3
Night 3
Tonight, you’ll sleep at the gateway to the Isle of Skye, which you leave today, on day 5. It’s a warm, friendly stop, perfect for unwinding after a day on the road.
You’ll set up camp on a grassy pitch in a peaceful spot by the water. Several hiking trails start directly from the campsite, making it easy to stretch your legs and enjoy the scenery before dinner.
Good to know: Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland’s most photographed castles, is about a 15-minute drive away. You can easily visit it at the end of the day or tomorrow morning before setting off, on day 5.
Facilities
☑ Hot showers
☑ Covered area
Night 4
Night 4
Tonight, you’ll sleep near Portree, the “capital” of the Isle of Skye. The campsite is just a 5-minute drive from the town centre, where you’ll find places to have dinner.
You’ll set up camp on a grassy pitch in peaceful, green surroundings. If you feel like heading out for an evening walk, the famous Old Man of Storr is about a 15-minute drive away, a great way to enjoy the evening light.
Good to know: Portree is the ideal base for exploring the island, and you can stock up on supplies there if needed.
Facilities
☑ Hot showers
☑ Covered area
Night 5
Night 5
After tackling the Isle of Skye and the Applecross Pass, you spend the night near Shieldaig, a peaceful village. You stay at a small, quiet family-run campsite.
You set up camp on a grassy pitch. There’s a small honesty shop on site for picking up essentials. Take what you need and leave the money in the cash box.
Good to know: walk down to the village and you’ll find a local restaurant that’s well worth the trip.
Facilities
☑ Hot showers
☑ Covered area
☑ Honesty shop
Night 6
Night 6
Tonight, you’ll stay in Cairngorms National Park. We’ve reserved a pitch for you in Aviemore. The campsite is larger than the ones you stayed at earlier this week, but it offers all the comfort you could need.
You’ll set up camp on a grassy pitch surrounded by nature. Several restaurants are just a few minutes’ drive away, and there’s also a food truck at the campsite.
Good to know: Aviemore is an excellent base for exploring the national park, whether on foot or by car.
Facilities
☑ Hot showers
☑ Covered area
☑ Food truck on site
Night 7
Night 7
After a week of travelling across Scotland, you’re back in the capital. We’ve reserved a pitch for you in the south of Edinburgh.
A direct local bus connects the campsite to the city centre, so you don’t have to worry about driving through town. The campsite is spacious, with clean facilities and a covered kitchen.
Facilities
☑ Hot showers
☑ Covered kitchen
All camping pitches are already reserved for you. When you arrive, the campsite will show you to your pitch, so you can relax.
Comfort is always guaranteed. All campsites have the necessary sanitary facilities and hot showers.
All campsites have a covered area, and most also offer a shared kitchen. Your vehicle comes equipped with everything you need for cooking and camping.
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The basic price includes the following: a fully equipped car, overnight stays at unique locations, a comprehensive roadbook with useful tips and tricks, access to an exclusive app, and support before and during your trip.
Scotland Nomads has been specifically designed for groups of 2, 3 or 4 people.
Yes. The 7 nights of camping are included in the price of your road trip. You don’t need to book or pay for anything on site, apart from any extras you choose (e.g. washing machine, firewood, snacks, etc.).
Yes, most campsites have power outlets in the bathrooms or communal kitchen. Your vehicle also has USB-C ports.
Yes. The same road trip is also available with hotels, with accommodation booked for every night. Discover the hotel version.
Scotland Nomads is perfect for anyone who loves nature and adventure. Whether you’re an experienced traveller or are just venturing outside your comfort zone for the first time, if you’re open to new experiences, you’ve come to the right place!
Scotland Nomads is fully booked for 2026.
Pre-register for the next edition (summer 2027) to be personally notified when the Scotland Nomads offer goes live, reserve your car ahead of everyone else, enjoy the Early Bird rate, and get the Superflex booking conditions free of charge. It’s free and comes with no obligation.