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A realm of myths and monuments. A wonderland of intimidating mountains, untamed countryside and white-sand beaches. A country of poetry, comedy, music and history. Scotland has it all.
You can spend your holiday in Scotland here however you choose to, filling it will all the things your family loves. Whether that's cycling and white water rafting in the Cairngorms National Park, paddling and sandcastle building on Ayr's bustling beach or exploring world-class cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh,Scotland holidays offer so much to experience.
And the food! Fresh and flavoursome dishes, with a focus on local produce, make dining here a pleasure.
Reasons to Visit Scotland
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Some of Britain's most beautiful and unspoilt beaches
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The rugged charm of the Cairngorms, the highlands and beyond
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Haggis, neeps, tatties, shortbread and of course whisky
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Eight holiday parks provide the perfect accommodation
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A whole nation's worth of family fun, from museums to safaris
Breathtaking Beaches
Scottish beaches are renowned for their cleanliness and high-quality sand, and perhaps the best example of a beach with a true escapist feel is dog-friendly Embo Beach between Loch Fleet and the Dornoch Firth - situated right next to Grannie’s Heilan’ Hame Holiday Park.
If you’re after a more lively beach resort, then Saltcoats Beach, near to Sandylands Holiday Park, is a very handy option - as well as the beach next to the pretty town of Ayr, just down the coast.
Top Beaches in Scotland
Embo Beach
Tucked behind a belt of tall, grassy dunes is hidden gem Embo Beach, offering plenty of space and spectacular views.
Brora Beach
Wild, gorgeous and canine-friendly all year round, Brora Beach is an unspoilt wildlife hotspot running alongside the local golf course.
Nairn Central Beach
Nairn Central Beach is a fantastic attraction in the centre of Nairn, yielding beautiful views across the Moray Firth to the Black Isles.
Lossiemouth East Beach
Sweeping fine white sand, rolling clear blue sea and breathtaking views, Lossiemouth East Beach is the epitome of tranquillity.
Wemyss Bay Beach
Less than an hour away from Glasgow is pretty Weymyss Bay Beach, a small rock and shingle beach overlooking the bay.
Lunderston Bay
Part of Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park and the nearest sandy beach to Glasgow, Lunderston Bay is a hotspot for picnickers, walkers and families.
Ayr Beach
Award-winning Ayr is one of the best beaches in Scotland. With plenty of grass for picnicking and playing, and spectacular views, there's something for everyone.
Dornoch Beach
Located on the serene Dornoch Firth is Dornoch Beach which has won awards for its status as a clean and safe bathing beach.
Coldingham Sands Beach
East-facing and offering over a kilometre of clean white sand fringed by grass, Coldingham Sands Beach is a fantastic place for an energising early morning stroll.
Southerness Beach
Stretching either side of Southerness point is Southerness Beach, a vast rock and sand beach perfect for crabbing, rockpooling or stretching your legs with a four-legged friend.
Eyemouth Beach
Bordered by a rocky bay to the west and harbour walls to the east, Eyemouth Beach has got plenty to offer.
Rockcliffe Beach
Noted for being one of the most beautiful parts of the Scottish coastline, a trip to Rockcliffe Beach won't disappoint.
History & Culture
Scotland has a proud history, which runs right from warring clans and William Wallace’s War of Independence through to the Jacobite uprising and beyond, and tapping into this rich vein of heritage can be the basis for some unforgettable days out.
Browsing the impeccably preserved suits of armour at the beautiful baroque Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is an afternoon well spent, while a trip to Ardrossan Castle, near to Sandylands Holiday Park, is only for the brave, as the ghost of William Wallace himself is said to haunt the mysterious ruin!
Scotland's Historic and Cultural Attractions
Sweetheart Abbey
The evocative sight of these blood-red sandstone ruins against the bright green Scottish hillsides is incredibly moving - as is the story of this abbey!
Fort George
One of the most remarkable fortifications in Europe, this 18th-century masterpiece is overflowing with historical weapons, regimental memorabilia and military defences.
Kelburn Estate and Country Centre
A 13th-century castle flamboyantly adorned with artistic graffiti, a thrilling woodland mountain bike course and so many playgrounds, this is not your average country estate!
Vikingar!
Journey back in time and come face-to-face with real Vikings - who are just dying to tell you about their exploits and adventures!
Finlaystone Country Estate
A beautiful 140-acre woodland, an idyllic garden with sublime river views and a gigantic playground - this has "family day out" written all over it!
Gunsgreen House
A grand Georgian manor house overlooking the pretty harbour town of Eyemouth, but it's hiding a secret... it was made for smugglers!
Heatherslaw Corn Mill - Ford & Etal Estates
A working watermill where you'll see, smell and hear the sounds of locally grown wheat being stoneground into flour. A master class in traditional farming!
Lady Waterford Hall - Ford & Etal Estates
A village hall unlike any other. This one has the most spellbinding paintings, created by one of the North's most gifted artists, adorning its walls.
Dunrobin Castle
Towering above idyllic gardens this historic castle looks like something from a fairytale with its grand facade and conical spires - a truly enchanting sight!
Bamburgh Castle
Surely one of Britain's most picturesque and spectacular castles, standing stoically above the gorgeous sand dunes and sprawling beach below - a truly epic sight!
John O’Groats
The tip of north-eastern Britain isn't just worth visiting for a tick on the bucket list - this charming Scottish village is filled with sights!
Cawdor Castle
This wonderfully striking 14th-century castle has fascinating associations with Shakespeare's Macbeth and within you'll uncover a wealth of historic treasures.
Isle of Bute
One of the most accessible of the westerly isles, Bute is a natural haven. Wherever you look you're sure to be rewarded with glorious views!
Culzean Castle & Country Park
An enchanting 18th-century castle, beautiful formal gardens, 3 miles of idyllic golden sands, a fun-filled adventure playground.... that's all the family's favourites covered then!
Glasgow Science Centre
Time to get hands on with science. Feel hurricane-strength winds, get your groove on in the DNA disco or jump into a giant hamster wheel!
McKechnie Institute
At the heart of the historical town of Girvan is the McKechnie Institute, step inside and discover the history of Girvan through time.
Blair Castle
From Mary, Queen of Scots to Queen Victoria, this 700 hundred-year-old castle has hosted some of history's most famous figures.
Traquair House
This splendid mansion is Scotland's oldest inhabited house, where kings and queens stayed for hunting trips. Now it's your turn to discover this beautiful estate.
Isle of Arran
This natural wonderland is a uniquely varied environment, where you'll climb mountains, relax on beaches, wander green pastures and see all of Scotland's big 5!
Alnwick Castle
A 700 hundred-year-old castle simply brimming with enchantment - delve into a dragon's lair or learn to ride a broomstick exactly where Harry Potter did!
Queen's View
An iconic spectacle with royal approval. This famous panorama is one of the most photographed in Scotland with absolutely unforgettable views of Loch Tummel.
Loch Ness
Embark on a Nessie hunt and who knows, you might get lucky and spot the monster! If not there's plenty of forever-memorable views to compensate.
Dumbarton Museum
The home of the world's first commercial ship testing tank, where you'll discover how the legendary ship designers William Denny and Brothers made remarkable breakthroughs.
Loch Lomond
As the largest lake in Britain, Loch Lomond is truly magical year round – with sparkling snow topped mountains, glistening glens and ancient woodlands. Blissful!
Paxton House
A grand 18th-century manor house simply filled with historic treasures, including masterful pieces of artwork and Scotland's largest collection of Chippendale furniture.
National Mining Museum
Experience life in the pit, from the tight, dark tunnels to the gruelling labour at one of Europe's finest surviving Victorian collieries.
Falls Of Shin
Witness one of the most spectacular sights in nature - Atlantic salmon leaping up a striking series of gorgeous waterfalls. Truly memorable!
The Museum of Lead Mining
Hidden away beneath Scotland's highest village is a network of tunnels used for centuries to mine lead - now it's your turn to head underground!
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
Visit the birthplace of Scotland's greatest poet and lyricist Robert Burns and discover his life story, the sights that inspired him and his marvellous work.
Scottish Maritime Museum
Explore a fantastic range of historic ships and learn about Scotland's global role in ship design and maritime history at this fascinating museum.
St Abb's Head National Nature Reserve
These dramatic cliffs are a famous spot along the beautiful Berwickshire coast and are home to marvellous seabirds and a whole host of wildlife.
Rozelle House Museum and Gallery
Nestled amongst 37 hectacres of woodland in the picturesque Rozelle Park, Rozelle House Museum and Galleries contains a wealth of interesting artefacts and compelling works of art.
Amazing Attractions
Striking out for a day exploring Scotland’s world-famous lochs is an incredible way to immerse yourself in nature. Whether it's riding a paddle steamer on the genteel waters of Loch Lomond, under an hour’s drive from Wemyss Bay Holiday Park, or scanning the waters of Loch Ness in the hopes of catching a glimpse of the elusive monster, there’s plenty to do on Scotland’s lochs.
In terms of urban attractions, historic Edinburgh Castle is well worth a visit, alongside the city’s renowned zoo - home to two giant pandas. To explore more of Scotland’s tremendous variety of attractions, click the link below.
Theme Parks and Entertainment in Scotland
Laser Matrix
Strap on your sensor vest, arm your laser gun and get ready to battle it out in Scotland's largest multi-level laser tag arena!
The Craft Pottery
A contemporary pottery studio where you can unleash your creativity on a range of beautiful porcelain pieces. Just pick your favourite and paint!
Dalscone Farm Fun
The kids won't want to miss a trip to this family farm with its delightful animals and play areas - ideal come rain or shine!
Pot A Doodle Do Activity Centre
Let your creativity flow at this fabulous arts studio - just pick your favourite piece of porcelain and get painting!
Jurassic Parrr Adventure Golf
Combining the intricate trickery of mini golf with the towering terror of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Jurassic Parr Adventure Golf promises a dinosaur-filled day out!
Pirate Pete's
Scotland's largest indoor soft play centre is awash with adventure for little ones - watch them climb, slide and dive through a gigantic climbing frame.
Lazer Planet
Combining the sci-fi cool of lasers with awesome action - a game of laser tag at this multi-level arena is guaranteed fun.
Landmark Forest Adventure Park
With runaway trains, wild water coasters and high wire paths running through the heart of an ancient woodland, it’s a thrilling day out for all.
Outdoors & Adventure
Scotland’s storied landscape is begging to be explored, and there are options aplenty when it comes to where to start. Whether it’s a hike in the Nevis Range or a walk amongst the pines of Galloway Forest Park, there’s more than enough to satisfy ramblers in the Scottish Highlands.
Britain’s only major ski areas at Glenshee, The Lecht and Cairngorm often have snowfall well into spring, so heading up for a day’s tuition in skiing or snowboarding can be much more convenient than you might think. Mountain bikers are also well catered for, with challenging routes present in just about every area of natural beauty in the country, such as the 20 miles of trails at Laggan Wolftrax, north west of Pitlochry.
Outdoors, Animals & Wildlife in Scotland
Mabie Farm Park
Home to the most lovable farmyard animals and the biggest of thrills - this park is fun-filled no matter what the weather!
Dava Way
Following the route of the old Highland Railway, this 24-mile route passes through breathtaking countryside, offering a unique experience for walkers and cyclists alike.
ScotKart Indoor Kart Racing
Scotland's fastest and largest indoor karting circuit is a thrill seeker's paradise - are you ready to put the pedal to the metal?
Nairn Dunbar Golf Club
Scotland is world-renowned for its golf courses and this Championship Link course on the picturesque shores of the Moray Firth doesn't disappoint.
Heads of Ayr Farm Park
From cuddling the smallest and cutest creatures to riding the biggest adventure slides, this is a fun-filled day out for the little ones!
Ford Village Cycle Hire - Ford & Etal Estates
Discover picturesque villages, explore beautiful woodlands and take in the most magnificent views of North Northumberland - all by bike!
The Nairn Golf Club
The crystal waters of the Moray Firth are the dramatic backdrop to this world-renowned Championship Link golf course in Nairn.
Go Ape Aberfoyle
You're 46 metres above the ground, flying through spectacular woodland on one of Britain's longest zip wires. This is Go Ape!
Sea Life Loch Lomond Aquarium
Dive into an underwater world and come face-to-face with spectacular marine life - from those in the Lochs right outside to vibrant tropical marvels!
Bike Glenlivet
Explore the Cairngorms National Park in the most fun way possible - by bike! Hire one from this centre to ride awesome off-road trails.
Cairngorms Activities
Cairngorms Activities, 'The Active Heart of the Cairngorms', is an award-winning outdoor activity centre, based on beautiful Speyside in Grantown-on-Spey.
Loch Lomond Leisure
Experience Loch Lomond up close with the watersports experts at Loch Lomond Leisure. Your next family adventure just got a whole lot more exciting!
Nae Limits
Enjoy 10% off a range of brilliant adventure activites with Nae Limits using the discount code PARKDEAN10 when booking online.
Sutherland Adventure Company
Experience the waters, hills, landscapes and culture of the North Coast 500 through a fantastic choice of outdoor activities with the Sutherland Adventure Company.
Treat Yourself
Whether it’s a wee dram of whisky or a hearty plate of haggis, Scottish cuisine is well-known all across the world. Visiting a whisky distillery is a unique Highland experience, and they are scattered all over the region. Our pick for a great day out appreciating the finest in Caledonian tipple is the Edradour Distillery, just outside the pretty town of Pitlochry, which offers tours and tasting all year round.
In terms of food, Ayr’s Stage Door Cafe is well regarded in the area, while a destination for top seafood close to Nairn Lochloy Holiday Park is the Sun Dancer Bar and Restaurant, which combines sea views with the catch of the day for a delectable dining experience.
Food, Drink and Shopping in Scotland
The Cocoabean Company
Kids get hands on with chocolate at the Cocoa Bean Company as they craft marvellous creations out of beautiful Belgian chocolate. Things could get messy!
Glenmorangie Distillery
Get to know Scotland's beloved tipple better with a tour of the Glenmorangie Distillery - the source of their beautifully smooth single malt scotch whisky.
Cream o' Galloway
Taste delicious samples of these famous artisanal ice creams and meet the beautiful animals who produce it at this family-fun farm.
Local Towns & Tours in Scotland
Eyemouth RIB Trips
Cruise along the Berwickshire coastline on a serene sea safari and you'll spot gorgeous birdlife, adorable seals and some spooky smuggler's haunts!
Eyemouth
The largest town in Berwickshire, Eyemouth is full of quaint seaside charm, with a sandy beach and a working harbour filled with picturesque fishing boats.
Berwick-upon-Tweed
England's northernmost town is a beautiful blend of golden beaches, dramatic history and heritage. A visit here is always memorable!
Dornoch
A Blue Flag winning beach, one of the world's finest golf courses, renowned whisky distilleries - no wonder people can't resist returning to Dornoch!
Highland Safaris
Get up close and personal with the Scottish Highlands. From exploring the rugged landscape in a 4x4 to face-to-face meetings with red deer.
Inverness
The cultural heart of The Highlands. Inverness is rich with history and occupies one of the most striking riverside settings in the country.
Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery
For the love of scotch! Discover what it takes to create Scotland's most famous drink at the historic Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery.
City Sightseeing Edinburgh
Sit back and take in the sights or explore every nook and cranny. See Edinburgh your way, with this easy hop-on, hop-off bus tour.
City Sightseeing Glasgow
Beautifully blending grand Victorian structures, the most striking contemporary creations and gorgeous parkland, Scotland's largest city is a delight to explore - especially by bus!
Edinburgh
UNESCO World Heritage Site. Comedy capital. Panda sanctuary... There are so many faces to Edinburgh and it's simply packed with things to do!
Killiecrankie
This glorious river gorge played a key part in Scottish history but today it's also known for The Highland Fling bungee jumping experience!
Dumfries
The River Nith flows through the centre of this historic market town, with charming red-hued sandstone bridges crossing its waters, a truly special spot!
Dunoon
A holiday destination since Victorian times, Dunoon is the main resort on the stunning Cowal Peninsula; an ideal base to explore the area's striking countryside.
Stunning Scenery
The snow-capped heights of the Cairngorm National Park can be admired from just about any angle - whether you’ve climbed up to the top of Cairngorm Mountain yourself or hitched a ride on Scotland’s only funicular railway, the view from the top is simply stunning.
Scotland has its fair share of idyllic coastal views, too, with the craggy coastline near to Eyemouth Holiday Park a particular highlight, as well as the sunset views that can be enjoyed from Wemyss Bay Holiday Park on the west coast.
Walks in Scotland
Cairngorms National Park
Britain's biggest National Park is possibly its most diverse. Whether you're looking to stride mountains or simply take a quiet moment, there's something for everyone.
Culbin Forest
This spectacular coastal pine forest is an ever-changing wonderland where you might just spy some of Scotland's rarest and most beautiful wildlife.
Ben Vrackie, Perthshire
This mountain walk takes you to the summit of Ben Vrackie and provides glorious views of Pitlochry and the nearby glens from the top.
Criffel, Dumfries & Galloway
Head out from the majestic Sweetheart Abbey along the Galloway coast towards Criffel, a hill which boasts exceptional views across the surrounding countryside.
Dornoch & Dornoch Point
Take in some of the finest beach views in Scotland on this walk to Dornoch Point, featuring a variety of interesting wildlife and overlooking the Dornoch Firth.
Duke of Gordon's Monument & Cooper Park, Elgin, Moray
This short walk showcases sweeping views from the Duke of Gordon's Monument, following the River Lossie to Cooper Park where you'll find the historic ruin of the cathedral.
Inverclyde Coastal Path: Lunderston Bay - Wemyss Bay
This leisurely section of the Inverclyde Coastal Path combines seaside views with pretty stretches of woodland and is abundant in interesting wildlife - you may even spot a seal!
John O'Groats - Tain to Golspie
One of many sections of the route between Loch Ness and John O'Groats, this long walk begins in Tain and passes by a nature reserve and pretty woodland.
Paxton to Berwick, Scottish Borders
Discover the glorious scenery of the Scottish borders on this linear walking route from Paxton to Berwick-upon-Tweed, passing the Whiteadder River and its recognisable bridges.
Pitlochry to Killiecrankie
Beginning in the bustling town of Pitlochry, this circular route heads towards Ben Vrackie and Killiecrankie, offering fantastic views and returning via the River Garry.
Southerness - a Scenic Walk including John Paul Jones Cottage
Starting at our very own Southerness Holiday Park, this wonderful circular walk provides both picturesque coastal and countryside views and passes several points of interest along the way.
St Abbs, Berwickshire
Following the scenic Berwickshire Coastal Path, this linear walk from St Abbs to Burnmouth passes via high cliffs with beautiful views to admire.
Troon, Ayrshire
Explore the spectacular Ayrshire Coast on this linear walking route, following peaceful rural roads, riverside and several quaint towns and villages.
Walk around Elgin Town's Beautiful Sights
Take a leisurely stroll around the town of Elgin and discover points of interest which include the River Lossie, Biblical Garden and the iconic cathedral.
West Kilbride to Seamill, Ayrshire
Traversing across tracks and roads towards West Kilbride, this circular route benefits from scenic views across to the Isle of Arran and returns along the Ayrshire Coastal Path.
Wildlife & History on Great Cumbrae
Discover Great Cumbrae Island on this fascinating and varied coastal route, featuring historical points of interest and a wide array of local wildlife.
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