Station Park is a peaceful, grassy, well-maintained campsite offering campers a compact yet lovely space to park up and escape the hustle and bustle of the modern world. A pleasant and welcoming family that owns the site extend a warm welcome to all.

Perfectly positioned next to an old railway station, Aberlady Caravan Park is a quiet, friendly site set on the outskirts of the picturesque coastal village of Aberlady. Use the campsite as your base for adventures in gloriously green East Lothian countryside and enjoy easy access to a range of exciting attractions nearby.

Fall asleep to the relaxing sounds of a burbling stream flowing a few feet from your spacious pitch, and awaken at your pace to the soothing chorus of local birdlife at Lauder Camping and Caravanning.

Kick start your coastal holiday in a beach house, a quirky tree house or a swish beach cabin at Harvest Moon Holidays. Rightly considered one of the best campsites in the area.

Gilsland Caravan Park is a family-run site set in the picturesque harbour town of North Berwick in the serene surrounds of East Lothian. The family-focused park is an excellent spot for a long holiday or a short stay on the lovely coastline ensuring fun-filled days of family fun including crabbing.

Located just ten miles to the east of the thriving capital of Edinburgh, Drummohr Caravan Park is a conveniently located site set next door to the Royal Musselburgh Golf Club.

Tantallon Caravan and Camping Park is a four-star awarded campsite overlooking the gleaming waters of the Firth of Ford and enjoys a prime location on the lovely East Lothian Coast.

Yellowcraig Campsite is a friendly, attractive site in a lovely spot close to stretches of golden sand and glittering rock pools. Bring the family and set up camp in several spacious pitching areas.

West Meikle Pinkerton Farm is a peaceful, well-maintained caravan and motorhome club certificated location with five grassed, electric pitches for small campervans, motorhomes.

Thurston Manor is one of those holiday parks that boast such spectacular settings that it’s easy to forget you’re not away from it all, hidden away on a quiet corner in the countryside.

Dunbar Camping is a hotspot for the breezy surfer dudes, the gorgeous surfing ladies, and the wee ones who want to glide on the waves like the grownups. This perfectly positioned site rests in a beautiful area near a vast sandy surfing beach.

Ideally located in lush parkland of the Thirlestane Castle, Thirlestane Castle Caravan and Camping Park is the ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy the open-air pursuits of fishing.

Lothian Bridge Caravan Park is a centrally located campsite located on the outskirts of Edinburgh, yet it enjoys a peaceful spot with well-maintained amenities. Tent, campervan.

Chesterfield Country Park enjoys a peaceful and viewsome location on the slopes of the picturesque Lammermuir Hills, with 21 roomy touring pitches plus over 100 privately-owned static holiday homes.

Ideally placed on the beachfront of Cocksburnspath, Pease Bay Caravan Park is an award-winning holiday park offering guests an excellent selection of self-catering lodges and caravans.

If you’re keen to explore the famed Rosslyn Chapel that appeared in the Da Vinci Code, why not make a family holiday and plonk down at Slatebarns Caravan Park? The site rest right next door to the chapel and enjoys a rather handy location on the fringes of Roslin Glen.

Mortonhall Caravan and Camping Park rets on a majestic country estate and serves as an excellent base for explores in Edinburgh and the enclosing lush countryside. The campsite is a trifling fifteen minutes from the bustling city centre and rests on an extensive two-hundred-acre country estate offering campers heaps of space to stretch out and take in the scenic surrounds.

Ideally situated Blackadder Holiday Park is the perfect base for exploring the Scottish Borders. The site rests an easy thirty-seven miles from the lively capital of Edinburg.

The family-owned Pettycur Bay Holiday Park is a lovely, family-owned campsite set between the bustling town of Kinghorn and the burgh of Burntisland on the picturesque south coast of Fife.

Get your groove on at Edinburgh, Europe’s festival capital, and spend your days dancing to the tunes of the hottest musical acts in the business, with the comforting thought that a warm shower and roomy pitch are waiting for you back at Edinburgh Club Campsite.