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Family Holidays in Scotland 2010

Holiday Parks, Caravan Parks, Campsites, Cottages and Family Friendly Hotels in Scotland. Scotland has wonderful scenery, centuries of history and some fabulous beaches.

  • Angecroft Park, Ettrick Valley, Selkirk
    The park is set in beautiful borders countryside. Nearby you can enjoy trout fishing, horse riding and golf. Two bedroom caravans or the three bedroom Tima Log Cabins are available.
  • Blairgowrie Holiday Park, Perthshire
    Set in beautifully landscaped, terraced gardens on the northern outskirts of the town, the park offers a peaceful atmosphere sheltered by hills and woodland. Accomadation is in self catering caravans and lodges.
  • Cashel Caravan Park and Campsite, Rowardennan, Loch Lomond
    Situated on the banks of Loch Lomond, this park offers 6 berth ready pitched tents complete with cooking equipment, beds and much more. The park offers water activities such as kayaking and fishing.
  • Craig Tara Holiday Park, Ayrshire
    On the Ayrshire Coast, accommodation includes self-catering and half-board options as well as pitches for caravans and camping. Facilities include a multi-level leisure pool with flumes, go-karts and an adventure playground plus evening entertainment. Nearby are Ayr Racecourse, the Isle of Arran and many castles and abbeys to visit.
  • Cobleland Caravan Park and Campsite, Gartmore, Stirlingshire
    Set within the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, this park offers 6 berth ready pitched tents complete with cooking equipment, beds and much more. The park offers a children’s play area and freshwater fishing.
  • Great Glen Water Park, Kinlochlochy, Inverness
    This park offers an excellent variety of watersports and land based activities including white water rafting, abseiling, knee boarding, climbing and wakeboarding. It also has an indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, solarium and spa. Accomadation is a choice of lodges or cottages.
  • Eyemouth Holiday Park, Scottish Borders
    Close to a sandy beach, a craggy beach for sea fishing and with superb coastal views to St Abbs Head. Occasional evening entertainment. Accomodation is either caravans or chalets, with accessible caravans available.
  • Loch Lomond Holiday Park, Inveruglas, Argyll
    This peaceful park has facilities including a sandy bathing beach, children's adventure play area and is an ideal base for fishing, hill walking and touring. Accomodation is a choice of caravans, lodges, chalets and the Inveruglas Cottage.
  • Sandylands Holiday Park, Saltcoats, Ayrshire
    Close to sandy beaches, golf courses and the Isle of Arran, this park has an indoor heated pool and water and sports resorts activities plus evening entertainment. Accomodation is either caravans or chalets, with accessible caravans available.
  • Scottish Highlands Holiday Park, Perthshire
    Situated within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, this park offers a choice of self catering accommodation including modern holiday homes and log cabins, as well as accommodating touring caravans and tents. Golf, walking, water-sports, fishing and cycling are all available on the doorstep. The park includes a small kids play area and in the warmer months, a Nature Trail and pigs, ducks and guinea fowl.
  • Seton Sands Holiday Park, East Lothian
    With views over the Firth of Forth, Seton Sands offers self catering accomodation as well as pitches for caravans and camping. It is just 30 minitues from Edinburgh and nearby are sandy beaches, the Scottish Seabird Centre, and a 14th century fortress. The park has sports and activities by day and entertainment in the evening.
  • Wemyss Bay, Renfrewshire
    This holiday park has an indoor heated swimming pool with toddler's paddling area, sauna, clubroom with kids bar and servery, Maxi Million, Multi and Milli (club for 4–10s), Treetops Tots (under 4s) and Freestyle Club (10–15s). Accommodation is a choice of two and three bedroom caravans.


    • Cottages
  • Hoseasons
    Selection of cottages in all areas of Scotland.
  • Responsible Travel
    Off the beaten track and original UK holidays from accommodations & specialist operators committed to conserving our natural & cultural heritage.
  • Wilderness Cottages
    Self catering holidays throughout Scotland.
  • Child Friendly Cottages
    Help for parents in finding the perfect family holiday cottage in Scotland.
  • Holidaylets.net
    Holiday cottages, self catering homes and farmhouses throughout Scotland.
  • Owners Direct
    Self catering Scottish holiday home accommodation, apartments and cottages for vacation rental.


    • Family Friendly Hotels
  • Best Loved
    Huge list of hotels that love kids, browsable by region.
  • Babygoes2.com
    Family friendly hotels from one of the UK's best known websites for travelling with kids.
  • Babyworld
    Recommended hotels from babyworld.
  • Babycentre
    Great family hotels in Scotland


    • More Information
  • Visit Scotland
    Informations on holidays in Scotland from Scotland's National Tourist Board
  • Visit Highlands
    Official tourist information for visiting the Highlands of Scotland.
  • Aberdeen City and Shire
    Official Tourism Site for Aberdeen City & Shire.
  • Visit Scottish Heartlands
    Official Tourist Board Website for Argyll, Loch Lomond & the Forth Valley.
  • Edinburgh
    Official Tourism Board complete guide to the city of Edinburgh.
  • Discover The Secret
    Angus and Dundee Tourist Board.

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