Campervan Hire Aberdeenshire

Nicknamed the Granite City, Aberdeen is the third-largest city in Scotland, revealing an entirely different side of Scotland. The city has a lot to offer adventurers, and contains a heady mix of majestic architecture, beautiful gardens, intriguing historic districts, and a beach! You can use the city as a base to explore the broader area of Aberdeenshire which abounds in castles, whiskey distilleries, and the Cairn

Nicknamed the Granite City, Aberdeen is the third-largest city in Scotland, revealing an entirely different side of Scotland. The city has a lot to offer adventurers, and contains a heady mix of majestic architecture, beautiful gardens, intriguing historic districts, and a beach! You can use the city as a base to explore the broader area of Aberdeenshire which abounds in castles, whiskey distilleries, and the Cairngorms National Park. Stroll past a stunning waterfall and glistening streams at the tranquil Johnston Gardens. Rumble down to Aberdeen Harbour in your campervan hire, and spring aboard a cruise to observe minke whales, and a variety of dolphin species. Tour the breathtaking St Machar's Cathedral, or rent a wetsuit to enjoy a day of surfing on Aberdeen Beach. Camoerbug does away with salespeople and connects hirers like you directly with private campervan owners across Aberdeen. Send over your travel dates to owners across the city, including Aberdeen, Cove Bay, Dyce, Kingswells and Milltimber.

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  • Name:Aberdeen
  • Pop:227,56
  • Photo Credit:Bob Embleton
  • Description: Duthie Park Near the entrance from Polmuir Road. The childrens' play area is to the left.
  • Lat Long:57.1497° N, 2.0943° W,

• Places to explore and rent from in Aberdeenshire

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    • Name:Aberdeen
    • Pop: 207,932
    • Photo Credit: Ragazzi99
    • Description:Union Terrace Gardens, Aberdeen
    • Lat Long:57.1497° N, 2.0943° W,

    Aberdeen

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    • Name:Cove Bay
    • Pop: 7,157
    • Photo Credit: Colin Smith
    • Description:ove Bay, Looking South. This is across the entrance to the harbour which is only used nowadays by lobster boats.
    • Lat Long:57.1029° N, 2.0830° W,

    Cove Bay

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    • Name:Peterculter
    • Pop: 7,220.
    • Photo Credit: Colin Walker
    • Description:Peterculter Golf Club. Opened 16/5/1992 the course set at 3 different levels between the site of Normandykes Roman Camp and the River Dee
    • Lat Long:57.0976° N, 2.2652° W,

    Peterculter

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    • Name:Dyce
    • Pop: 5,811
    • Photo Credit: Bill Harrison
    • Description:Welcome to Dyce Although it has long since been absorbed by the City of Aberdeen, Dyce maintains its village atmosphere. The efforts of the Dyce Garden Club have helped Dyce to win the Britain in Bloom competition on several occasions.
    • Lat Long:57.2035° N, 2.1902° W,

    Dyce

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