For lovers of the great outdoors, Scotland will blow you away with its natural beauty. Home to ancient castles, mountains and dramatic rugged coastlines, we’re lucky to have a wonderful campsite in Scotland. Seton Sands is within easy reach of the beautiful city of Edinburgh. Seton Sands may be one of our smallest parks, it is by far one of the prettiest. With a flat and grassy touring area made up of 40 Basic and Euro electric hard-standing pitches with awning space, it's the perfect place to enjoy the picturesque countryside Scotland has to offer.
The picturesque Scottish countryside and the rugged coastal beauty will make for a truly relaxing break from Seton Sands camping and touring park.
There's plenty to do within easy reach of both of our Scottish parks. From the magnificent Culzean, Edinburgh, and Stirling castles to Edinburgh Zoo and the world-class golf courses of St Andrews, Royal Troon and Muirfield.
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.