Can I park my caravan anywhere in Scotland?
Scotland is the only country in the UK where wild camping remains legal. This is down to the Land Reform Act (2003), which is the act of Scottish parliament that secures public access rights to access land in Scotland. It includes the right to camp in unenclosed land.
Where are you allowed to wild camp in Scotland?
the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
There is only one area were wild camping in Scotland is restricted on a wider scale: the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. From 1 March to 30 September, camping inside the Camping Management Zone at Loch Lomond is only possible at official campsites or with a camping permit.
Can you wild camp in a caravan UK?
Is wild motorhome camping legal in the UK? Technically, no. The law states that wild camping with a motorhome or touring caravan is not permitted in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland without explicit permission from the landowner.
Can you wild camp in Applecross?
Applecross Wild Camping Spots Although there are not many Applecross campsites, there are loads of wild camping spots on the outskirts of the town. We saw plenty tents pitched along the beach that looked set up to be spending at least a few days there, so it is a very casual affair.
Can I park my caravan in a layby overnight in Scotland?
You will moved on by the police if you try to park in a lay-by not withstanding the obvious danger. The only laws relating to staying overnight in caravans ‘offsite’ ie wild camping are local byelaws, ie council car parks may ban overnight parking etc, otherwise its what you can get away with.
Where to Camp Wild in Scotland?
Wild camping campsites in Scotland. 1 1. Red Squirrel Campsite, Glencoe. Stunningly set site by the River Coe, with country trails, nature all around and showers, toilets and campfires 2 2. Boat of Garten Holiday Park, Aviemore. 3 3. The Loft, Forres. 4 4. Drymen Campsite, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.
Is it legal to camp anywhere in Scotland?
Scotland is famous for its scenic wild places and uplifting sense of remoteness. With the exception of the recent bylaws banning wild camping in certain areas of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs (check before you go), it is still completely legal to camp on most of Scotland’s unenclosed land.
Where are the best campsites in Stirlingshire?
While mainly a tent camping site, this Stirlingshire park right next to the famous West Highland Way has a small number of overnight pitches available in its car park. The campsite is within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, with walking opportunities in every direction.
Can you wild camp in Loch Lomond?
Loch Lomond is one of the exceptions to the rules for legal wild camping in Scotland. You can wild camp in Loch Lomond, but during certain months of the year (when it’s very busy), you’ll need to obtain a permit. These aren’t overly expensive (Around £5 for a night), but it is necessary before you wild camp.