There is plenty to see and do in Scotland and you certainly don't have to break the bank to enjoy a getaway with the family. Explore your own back yard on a budget and stay in one of Scotland's many holiday parks, enjoying the rugged coastline or getting down to nature in the forests.
Just across the border into Scotland, the Parkdean Resort in Eyemouth offers budget holidays close to the seaside. Spend quality, family time playing sports, watching a show, or simply strolling along.
The family run Auchenlarie Holiday Park prides itself on its service and commitment to guests, having won various awards over the years. Enjoy the stunning views from the park out to sea or head inland from here and explore Galloway Forest Park.
The Seton Sands Holiday Park by Haven is just a 20 minute drive from Edinburgh, perfect for a day trip, and surrounded by beautiful Scottish countryside, woodland walks and within walking distance to the beach.
One of Burrowhead Holiday Village's unique features is its setting with stunning views out to the Irish Sea and the Isle Of Man. Family owned and pet friendly, Burrowhead offers a fantastic budget break away with the family.
Rosneath Castle Holiday Park offers guests a quieter, more tranquil holiday experience and has been rated 5 out of 5 by the Scottish Tourist Board. The peaceful location will have you starting to unwind as soon as your arrive.
Offering a caravan holiday in a real countryside setting, Turnberry is close to the beach, plenty of trails to explore and also offers an indoor pool for those colder, bad weather days on holiday.
With stunning views over the Firth of Clyde, the park sits on the coastal slopes of Wemyss Bay. A relaxing break awaits with golf courses and fishing lakes close by, but an indoor pool will help keep the kids entertained.
Family friendly with lots of activities to keep the kids entertained including indoor pool and crazy golf, this park is close to Ayr so offers that typical seaside town experience as well as a beautiful beach.
With a western outlook, the Sandylands Holiday Park enjoys stunning sunsets, a great feature of a relaxing holiday. It's also easy to get here by public transport with Saltcoats Train station close by.
This Haven Park is ideal for the energetic, active family. With an impressive indoor pool complex complete with slides and aqua jets, the kids won't want to leave. Roller discos and a golf course also keep families busy.
Anwoth is one of the quieter holiday parks in Scotland. Offering a truly relaxing getaway from the daily grind, those that enjoy spending time with nature will really appreciate the location.
Located right on Embo beach, this holiday park has lots of space, but still within walking distance to the village of Embo. On those colder days, the spa, sauna and heated indoor pool is perfect.
Offering guests beautiful views across the Solway Firth, Southerness Holiday Park sits on a two mile stretch of stunning Galloway coastline and beach. Indoor days mean fun at the pool and on the flume.
Rated four thistles by the Scottish Tourist Board, this park sits on East Nairn Beach, perfect for building sandcastles in the summer, and where coastal walks could mean spotting Moray Firth dolphins.
Just a two minute walk from the beach, Lighthouse Leisure Holiday Park is another one of Scotland's family run resorts. Outdoor play area, indoor pool and themed nights keep the young ones busy.
This Scottish holiday park sits on a lovely stretch of beach with views out to sea. A trip to the Moray means the opportunity to spot dolphins while the grown ups might enjoy the two golf courses nearby.
A woodland holiday park near the Tummel River, at this resort, exploring the local area is a must. Check out the trails, castles and views before enjoying the evening entertainment.
Scotland has some of the most dramatic scenery in the U.K., from its impressive, overshadowing mountains to its rugged coastline. And the coastline is what often wins Scotland awards. The beaches here are stunning and often compared to that of holiday resorts (albeit with far colder weather).
Enjoying a holiday along the Scottish coast is both relaxing and invigorating, taking long walks along the beaches and pathways, and the family dog will also love this. There are a number holiday parks dotted along Scotland's coastline, allowing you to enjoy it whilst staying on a tight budget.
Scotland has some incredibly impressive scenery and there are plenty of woodland areas and forests to explore and enjoy. There are a number of woodland holiday parks in Scotland to stay at meaning you can enjoy the outdoors without spending a fortune.
