Choose Scottish motorhome rental for your motorhome holiday. Pick your vehicle, make your booking and get to explore a wonderful country in Great Britain.
Here are the other cities you can travel to in your campervan or motorhome in United Kingdom.
There is no easier place to get to. Drive to the depot, catch the train or even fly. You'll find a Scotland depot at:
We have listed the depots above and below are the basic details of how to get to collect your Scotland campervan once you have rented it.
When you choose motorhome hire in Scotland, you'll have an absolutely incredible Scotland road trip. From wild camping and spectacular scenery, Scotland just has so much to offer when it comes to motorhome holidays. Park up whenever you wish to in a fully equipped motorhome.
If you arrive at Aberdeen airport then Easi Campers will pre-arrange a place to meet. Easi Campers offer free transfers from Glasgow airport.
Edinburgh has six different campervan and motorhome rental companies to choose from.
The branch is located 4.6 miles from the airport. A transfer is available for £40-£50 . This must be arranged in advance. Customers must make their own way to the depot.
The branch is located 6 miles from the airport and 13 miles from the city. A taxi fare is approximately £60 from the city centre and approximately £40 from the airport.
The motorhomes are large and spacious and can accommodate up to six adults. Some have garages for the toys and bike racks for the cycle trails that you can park up next to. Scotland has it all for families, groups of friends, couples wanting to get away from it all and anyone who want so experience a fantastic road trip that is easy to arrange and simple and secure to book
Family holidays are just the best when the kids are in the back singing, and generally larking about. If relaxing is the aim over the summer then Scotland in a campervan is the perfect solution.
Free camping, wild open spaces, lots of outdoor activities and plenty of heritage to see if you want a cultural experience to match the excitement of the great outdoors.
For a romantic getaway the lochs and castles and stunning remote beaches even in the height of summer beckon for that stroll across the sands or the purple heather.
Even in winter this place has enormous charm for its sheer beauty and remoteness. Give yourselves time to explore the far north; take the ferry to the Isle of Skye, for a chance of seeing the Northern Lights in Scotland. Explore the many road trips that are on the visit Scotland site. and play golf, hike, ski, or just relax and take in the endless beauty.
If adventure is on the list then the choice includes bungee jumping, kayaking, paragliding, motor racing (yes really!), mountain biking, sand yachting, snowboarding, white water rafting, kite surfing and canyoning. Roll up in the camper, go and adventure and return to tall the comforts of home - a hot shower and a well cooked meal with all the great locally sourced ingredients that Scotland has to offer. Head off the next day and choose where the next adventure will take you. If the weather changes, change your route.
When you choose your campervan hire in Scotland, visit lots!
Any questions about campervan hire in Scotland? We are here 24 hours a day and have reservation staff who are multi-lingual.
Have you ever visited Trossachs national park or the west coast? Ever seen the Loch Ness park? Now is your time! We have loads of motorhomes for you to choose from, manual and automatic transmission, and we can help you sort out pick up drop off and all the details.
Try us and let us help you find the holiday that you will never forget.
Yes, usually you can. We always say ask the locals and don't stay more than one night. Scotland has the Scottish Outdoor Access Code under the Land Reform Act that says you are allowed to camp on unenclosed land. However, that applies to tents and not campers. So please ask.
Many traveler's prefer slightly out of season, so early May or September time. But, camping around Scotland at all times of the year is rewarding if you are weather prepared.
There are a lot of campervans and motorhomes on the road during July and August with many Europeans bringing their own vehicles and rented vehicles across and visiting the Scottish mainland and islands. Campsites are generally open all year round so plenty of places to stay and free camp where permissible.
Yes, several companies including Just Go, McRent and Spaceships offer this option. One-way rentals are subject to the local depot's manager. So book early for this option.
Yes you absolutely can! You may have to pay a slightly higher security deposit or cleaning fee for this option. Book early to ensure that you are able to book a pet-friendly van.
Yes, there is this option. Extra insurance will be necessary to cover breakdown etc. outside of the UK.
Touring Scotland without visiting some of the many outlying islands wouldn't be the same. However, some islands are small and do not allow vehicles. Park up, book a ferry crossing as a foot passenger and explore. Other islands are accessible all year round. Book your ferry crossing and campsites well in advance during peak times (July and August.)
Islands on the West coast that you take your campervan or motorhome to are:
Islands on the West coast that you take your campervan or motorhome to are:
Yes, campervans and motorhomes are available in Scotland all year round. Each camper is full equipped with a heater to keep you warm and there is plenty of room for skis and boots in the larger motorhomes with garages.
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