Scotland is a natural oasis composed of great cities, windswept mountains, gorgeous glens and dramatic rugged coastlines. Our two Scotland holiday parks cover both sides of the country. Craig Tara is located just outside Ayr in the west, with gorgeous views of the Isle of Arran and also being the home of Scotland's best water park. Seton Sands is the eastern offering, just 20 minutes away from Edinburgh's city centre and offering guests an on-park golf course. Our lodge holidays are entirely dog-friendly and have a starting price of three nights from just £49. Check out our holidays to Scotland.
Packed full of brilliant activities and facilities, our Craig Tara park is also a great spot to marvel at the spectacular Ayrshire coast.
Charming Seton Sands is your springboard to world heritage sites, magnificent castles, and glorious scenery all around.
Edinburgh Castle offers a glimpse into the city's past, with the Royal Mile's iconic street linking it to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Glasgow's blend of culture and arts offers vibrancy, while Stirling Castle provides a scenic countryside view.
From rugged ruins to stately homes, explore Scotland's historic legacy. Edinburgh Castle, Stirling Castle and Culzean Castle boast incredible vantage points, while Balmoral has long been the cherished home of the British Royal Family.
From hiking Ben Nevis to trekking through the Scottish Highlands, immerse yourself in beautiful walks and wildlife spotting. Glencoe and Loch Lomond's stunning views provide dream photo opportunities.
As the home of golf, St Andrews is steeped in history and tradition, while Royal Troon is one of a number of world-class links courses. Munro bagging is the ultimate challenge for adventurers to conquer their climbing dreams, reaching all 282 peaks.
The grand old cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow aren't just home to historic architecture – they're dynamic modern cities with amazing arts and social scenes. Or maybe you'd prefer a day trip to Edinburgh Zoo? Or to explore the magnificent Culzean, Edinburgh or Stirling castles? And the golfing here is second to none, with world-class courses such as St Andrews, Royal Troon and Muirfield.
We have an amazing beach right on our doorsteps. You can explore the coastline and walk to Greenan Castle.
A visit to the beach is an absolute must while you're in the region! Edinburgh Zoo is also amazing: there's just so much to see.
Heads of Ayr Farm Park is a great space for toddlers and is only next door to us. There is also Pirate Pete’s which is a large soft play in Ayr - perfect for letting off some steam!
There are numerous parks nearby, including Rozelle Park and Belleisle Gardens.
There are lots of bars and restaurants to enjoy locally, or why not enjoy a day trip into Edinburgh City Centre to really make a night of it?
You'll find lots of restaurants in the local area, as well as bowling and nightlife in Ayr. So there's plenty to keep grown-ups entertained!
With a population of just over five million people and a land mass similar to that of England, Scotland is a haven of hidden gems and far away fields of green, ripe for you and your loved ones to enjoy. Scotland’s natural beauty is cemented by the fact it has 790 islands and over 600 square miles of freshwater lakes. It's also home to the UK’s highest summit. Ben Nevis is 1345 metres above sea level in the heart of the country close to the town of Fort William. Scotland is also home to the famous Balmoral Castle, the favourite summer retreat of the Royal Family in the lush surroundings of rural Aberdeenshire.
Haven's two Scotland holiday parks, Craig Tara in Ayr on the west coast and Seton Sands near Edinburgh on the east, offer the perfect base for discovering everything this remarkable country has to offer.
Scotland possesses an unbelievable set of coastlines, with classic seaside towns giving way to untouched paradises and even the nation’s capital city on the Firth of Forth. Offshore islands add to the serenity of this special UK space.
Scotland is very well connected to England and Wales by road and rail, so you don’t have to travel too far in order to experience places and landscapes that no other part of Britain has to offer.
The deeper you travel into Scotland, the more you’re rewarded. Scenery marries with a rich history in places like St Andrew’s, a picturesque town on the east coast of the country that was the birthplace of golf and still welcomes the world’s best players to its famous links course today.
Scotland is also home to stunning views and scenic walks, with the Highlands and Loch Lomond boasting captivating landscapes and being rich with unique wildlife.
With Haven's parks on both the Ayrshire and East Lothian coasts, you're ideally placed to experience the very best of Scotland.
Our two Scottish holiday parks have been tactically positioned to bring you the best of the country’s coastline. On the west coast, Craig Tara Holiday Park is home to Scotland’s best water park and sits just south of the stellar seaside town of Ayr, in a beautiful area overlooking the Isle of Arran across the Firth of Clyde. In the east, stay at Seton Sands Holiday Park and enjoy a breath of fresh air that also affords you easy access to the nation’s capital. A 20-minute drive away, the streets of Edinburgh seem like an entire world away.
Both parks offer self-catering caravans and lodge holidays from 3 nights from £49. Craig Tara features a huge water park and Adventure Village, while Seton Sands offers a golf course and indoor pool. Book with confidence with flexible cancellation.
Both Craig Tara and Seton Sands provide multiple options for stays, ranging from the Saver Caravan to our Signature Gold Caravan.
The Saver Caravan features a lounge, shower and either two or three bedrooms, with the Bronze Caravan providing the same features with more space. The Silver Caravan boasts its own decking area, complete with top quality furnishings and two TVs, while the Gold Caravan has wrap decking with furniture.
Haven also has two Signature Caravan packages, featuring incredible views and modern amenities. The Signature Caravan has patio doors leading to your own outdoor decking with seating, taking advantage of its picturesque sea views. The Signature Gold Caravan includes all of the amazing features found in our Gold Caravan, and comes with a front-row sea or lake spot on park.
For those keen on enjoying extra space, both parks also offer a more premium option through our lodges. The Emerald Lodge is a 16ft wide holiday home, containing a private deck, two TVs and luxury furnishings. The Diamond Lodge is the next step up, featuring all the amenities found in the Emerald Lodge, but with a 20ft wide space instead, giving guests the ultimate comfort and room to relax.
Both parks offer accessible accommodation and are available to be booked, with guests advised to contact Haven directly.
Discover the variety of our accommodation options at our Scotland holiday parks below:
1) Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile (near Seton Sands)
2) Culzean Castle and Country Park (near Craig Tara)
3) Stirling Castle and Wallace Monument
4) St Andrews and the Home of Golf
5) Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park
6) Edinburgh Zoo
7) Heads of Ayr Farm Park (adjacent to Craig Tara)
8) Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Alloway (near Craig Tara)
9) East Lothian's beaches (near Seton Sands)
See the best experiences on our round-up of things to do in Scotland.
Haven offers lodge holidays at both Craig Tara in Ayr and Seton Sands near Edinburgh. Providing private decking and a premium self-catering experience, lodges are the perfect option for guests keen to enjoy extra space and privacy.
Make sure to check current availability and pricing on our Craig Tara and Seton Sands park pages.
Both of Haven's Scotland parks are coastal, offering incredible views of the sea and a chance to wander around sandy beaches.
Craig Tara is located on the Ayrshire coastline, with the beach right on the park's doorstep and providing stunning sights of the Isle of Arran and across the Firth of Clyde. Seton Sands can be found on the East Lothian coastline, with guests able to enjoy over 40 miles of sandy beach nearby and the towns of North Berwick and Gullane being within easy reach.
Both Craig Tara and Seton Sands holiday parks start from £49 for three nights, providing an affordable stay throughout the year. Midweek breaks are typically cheaper than booking on the weekends, while guests are encouraged to visit the Haven offers page for seasonal deals and early booking discounts.
Haven offers dog-friendly accommodation at both its Scotland holiday parks, with them welcome in select caravans. From lochs, beaches and over 790 islands, Scotland is the perfect setting for your dog to roam around at leisure and explore to its heart content.
Make sure to check out Craig Tara and Seton Sands' pages to find out current availability, policies and restrictions.
Scotland's 2026 events calendar is packed, featuring the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a spectacular Ayr air show, and festive highlights — all within easy reach of Craig Tara and Seton Sands.
East Lothian offers eight outstanding walks to suit every ability. Highlights include the 1.5-mile Dirleton Castle and Yellowcraig Beach stroll for beginners and the challenging 13-mile John Muir Way coastal route for seasoned hikers.
East Lothian offers a superb mix of things to do, from free open-air museums and Glenkinchie Distillery tours to wildlife-rich beaches, the Scottish Seabird Centre, and the dramatic clifftop ruins of Tantallon Castle.
East Lothian boasts an impressive dining scene within easy reach of Seton Sands. Highlights range from Michelin-starred Scottish cooking at The Bonnie Badger to authentic Italian at Osteria and fresh coastal seafood at The Creel.
Glasgow packs in world-class museums, Charles Rennie Mackintosh architecture, vibrant street markets, and beautiful parks. Just an hour from Craig Tara, Scotland's largest city offers far more than a single day can cover.
The Ayrshire countryside around Craig Tara offers ten excellent walks, ranging from an easy 2-mile coastal stroll to Greenan Castle to the 10-mile Ayr to Troon coastal path, with most routes welcoming dogs.
Several impressive castles sit within easy reach of Craig Tara near Ayr, from Culzean's grand National Trust estate to atmospheric cliff-top ruins like Dunure and Greenan. Most belonged to the Kennedy clan and span centuries of Scottish history.
The best swimming pools near Ayr span Scotland's largest water park at Craig Tara through to private children's coaching at Mungo's Well. All five options sit within nine miles of the park, suiting families, fitness swimmers, and beginners.
Ayr offers outdoor adventure, cultural gems, and family attractions. Four miles from Craig Tara Holiday Park, highlights include Culzean Castle, Heads of Ayr Farm Park, the Electric Brae, and a lively seafront.
Ayr boasts over 100 restaurants and cafés, with standout options spanning Scottish classics, Thai, Indian tapas, and vegan cuisine. Just four miles from Craig Tara, highlights include The Fox and Willow, At Home Thai, and award-winning 73 Idiots.
Kilmarnock packs history, culture, and outdoor adventure into Ayrshire's largest town. Explore Dean Castle's free 14th-century grounds, browse the Dick Institute's acclaimed galleries, catch a show at the Palace Theatre, or walk the 13-stop Heritage Walk.
Kilmarnock serves up a fantastic range of dining options, from award-winning fine dining at The Glasshouse to classic Scottish chippies, spanning Italian, Chinese, Indian, and Mexican cuisines — all within 36 minutes of Craig Tara.
Edinburgh and its surroundings offer superb wild swimming, from sandy beaches at Portobello and Cramond to tranquil Pentland Hills reservoirs. Eight accessible spots lie within 20 miles of Seton Sands, suiting swimmers of all confidence levels.
Edinburgh's ten best walking trails span everything from an easy 0.8-mile stroll around Calton Hill to the challenging 12-mile Water of Leith Walkway. Routes like Arthur's Seat, Dean Village, and the Pentland Hills cater to every fitness level.
The Edinburgh area boasts 15 impressive castles within roughly an hour's drive of Seton Sands, ranging from Cromwell-besieged ruins like Dirleton and Hailes to fully intact landmarks like Edinburgh Castle and Linlithgow Palace.
Edinburgh offers 14 unmissable experiences, from royal landmarks like Holyrood Palace and Edinburgh Castle to dog-friendly hotspots, world-class galleries, and the legendary August Fringe Festival, all within easy reach of Seton Sands.
Edinburgh's food scene spans Michelin-listed dining at The Spence, vegetarian cooking at Henderson's, Makars' gourmet mash and Cannonball's whisky-cream haggis, across varying budgets.
Musselburgh packs in history, sport, nature and culture. Visit one of the world's oldest golf courses, a Victorian pub, a Palladian mansion, scenic riverside walks and a lively arts venue — all within easy reach of Seton Sands.
Musselburgh's nine best restaurants span Italian, Nepalese, South American, Thai and Scottish cuisine, including Dal Patino's pasta and East Coast's fish and chips, all near Seton Sands.
Scotland has superb dog-friendly beaches open year-round. From Belhaven's wild dunes and Seton Sands' dedicated dog exercise area to Seamill's Ayrshire Coastal Path and Saltcoats' sandy shores, there's a perfect stretch for every pooch and their owner.
Scotland offers remarkable destinations, from Edinburgh's castle and Royal Mile to Glasgow's arts scene. Coastal Ayr, East Lothian and Musselburgh add history, while Kilmarnock offers heritage and parkland.
Scotland's 18 best beaches range from Ayr's seaside town and Edinburgh's Portobello to remote Machrihanish, plus East Lothian's coastlines and Fife's Silver Sands cove.
Scotland offers endless fun, from ancient castles to beautiful parks. Haven’s Craig Tara and Seton Sands holiday parks put you near many top attractions, ensuring a fantastic family experience. Let's take you through the best things to do in Scotland with
