Campervan Hire Dundee and Angus

Dundee is the fourth largest city in Scotland resting near the inlet of the longest river in Scotland – the mighty Tay. The county of Angus lies immediately to the north linking the vast landscapes and incredible history of county and town. Uncover beautiful castles, lush parks, and spectacular mountains in your campervan hire. The gradual transition from the lowlands to the highlands creates the perfect setting

Dundee is the fourth largest city in Scotland resting near the inlet of the longest river in Scotland – the mighty Tay. The county of Angus lies immediately to the north linking the vast landscapes and incredible history of county and town. Uncover beautiful castles, lush parks, and spectacular mountains in your campervan hire. The gradual transition from the lowlands to the highlands creates the perfect setting for long and short walks. Walk past the fertile farmland of Angus, famed for producing Aberdeen Angus cattle, or explore charming country towns like Forfar. Enjoy wildlife spotting, and walking in the atmospheric moorlands of Angus Glens. Step inside the childhood home of Peter Pan author J.M Barrie. Uncover Glamis Castle, the setting for Shakespeare's Macbeth or sample a local smoked haddock treat, the Arbroath Smokie. Find a unique campervan hire with added optional extras like satellite navigation, and camping tables from private owners in Dundee City, Arbroath, Forfar, Montrose, Carnoustie, and more! Hit the road in as little time as possible, and take your home wherever you go!

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  • Name:Dundee and Angus
  • Pop:148,750.
  • Photo Credit:Herbert Frank from Wien (Vienna), AT
  • Description: Fahrt von Dunnotar Castle nach Dundee
  • Lat Long:56.4620° N, 2.9707° W,

• Places to explore and rent from in Dundee and Angus

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    • Name:Dundee
    • Pop: 148,750.
    • Photo Credit: Herbert Frank from Wien (Vienna), AT
    • Description:Fahrt von Dunnotar Castle nach Dundee
    • Lat Long:56.4620° N, 2.9707° W,

    Dundee

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    • Name:Angus
    • Pop: 116,040.
    • Photo Credit: John Ferguson
    • Description:Castle Castle at Invermark on the track to Glen Lee. This castle dates from about 1526 and was used to defend the pass between Glen Esk and Deeside. Some of the original slates from the roof of the castle can be seen on the roof of the boathouse on the North shore of Loch Lee. Date-23 September 2007
    • Lat Long:56.6980° N, 2.9124° W,

    Angus

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    • Name:Dundee City
    • Pop: 148,750.
    • Photo Credit: David Hawgood
    • Description:Sheep near Star Inn Farm, view to Dundee. View from minor road across fields to Dundee. The road is the boundary between Dundee City and Angus. See 21392 for a view from the nearby dual carriageway.
    • Lat Long:56.4620° N, 2.9707° W,

    Dundee City

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    • Name:Arbroath
    • Pop: 23,490.
    • Photo Credit: Heligoland
    • Description:en:Arbroath
    • Lat Long:56.5591° N, 2.5915° W,

    Arbroath

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    • Name:Forfar
    • Pop: 14,120.
    • Photo Credit: Alan Morrison
    • Description:Forfar / Lour Road at Forfar Path Network near Caldhame
    • Lat Long:56.6436° N, 2.8891° W,

    Forfar

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    • Name:Montrose
    • Pop: 11,850.
    • Photo Credit: Colin Smith
    • Description:Rape field in bloom, Montrose Basin. Taken at Maryton looking NW across Montrose Basin. Montrose town is visible on the skyline - note the 200 feet high Old Steeple
    • Lat Long:56.7069° N, 2.4661° W,

    Montrose

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