Camping in Scotland: what to know
Scotland is the wildest camping in the UK. Formal campsites here sit beside sea lochs, at the head of glens and on islands reached by ferry, and the right to roam means the surrounding hills are yours to explore. From Glencoe to the Cairngorms and the Outer Hebrides, the scale is unlike anywhere else in Britain.
The camping season runs from April to October, with May and June offering long daylight and — crucially — fewer midges. Many Highland sites now offer pods and wigwams, a welcome refuge when the weather turns.



































