Campsites in Scottish Borders
Not just the gateway to two countries, this area has plenty of tricks up its sleeve. Walk rolling hills, get lost in the biking action of the 7Stanes and take in spellbinding Melrose Abbey as you get under its skin. These campsites in the Scottish Borders are just the start of your adventures.
16 campsites in Scottish Borders
Coldstream, Scottish Borders
4.72 /5
31 reviews
84%
would recommend
Peaceful, riverside camping, touring and glamping on the England and Scotland border. Just 20 minutes to the coast.
Bonchester Bridge, Scottish Borders
5 /5
7 reviews
100%
would recommend
Peaceful, riverside campsite just a five minute walk from the village pub. Family and dog friendly too.
Denholm, Hawick, Scottish Borders
4.91 /5
27 reviews
100%
would recommend
Edwardian walled garden pitches, wild woods camping, and safari tents - in the beautiful Scottish Borders.
Foulden, Scottish Borders
4.91 /5
13 reviews
92%
would recommend
A quiet farm campsite in the Scottish Borders with camping and shepherd's huts, not far from Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Coldingham, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders
5 /5
3 reviews
100%
would recommend
Peaceful family friendly glamping pods, just a ten minute walk to the beach. Enjoy private BBQs!
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Coldingham, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders
Highly ratedAdult only touring and glamping with shepherd's huts and tiny houses. Within ten minutes of Eyemouth and beaches!
Lamancha, West Linton, Scottish Borders
5 /5
10 reviews
100%
would recommend
Ensuite glamping pods with kitchenettes and TVs. Located within a rewilding project, 30 minutes from Edinburgh.
Eshiels, Peebles, Scottish Borders
Family and dog friendly park with cosy camping pods. By 7Stanes mountain bike trails at Glentress Forest!
Eyemouth, Scottish Borders
4.36 /5
19 reviews
95%
would recommend
Basic family run, stopover touring site by the A1, beside the coast and a pub. Dog friendly.
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Bonchester Bridge, Hawick, Scottish Borders
Get back to nature with an exclusive, dog friendly camping location on a river bank in the Scottish Borders.
Ancrum, Jedburgh, Scottish Borders
A family run park based in the beautiful surroundings of the Scottish Borders with a restaurant and golf course.
Coldingham, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders
Dog friendly touring and holiday homes near Scottish beaches, Eyemouth Harbour and great water sports.
Coldingham, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders
Explore South Scotland's dog friendly holidays and glamping - less than an hour from Edinburgh and near top beaches
Ettrick Valley , Selkirk, Scottish Borders
Glamping site, nestled by the Scottish Border in the stunning Ettrick Valley, with five Mongolian yurts.
Innerleithen, Scottish Borders
A secluded and luxury glamping site, located on the outskirts of Innerleithen, great for hikers and bikers.
Lauder, Scottish Borders
Modern, adult only pods with ensuites, BBQs, hot tubs and an onsite farm shop. Just 40 minutes to Edinburgh!
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Things to do when camping in Scottish Borders
There is plenty to see and do around the Scottish Borders, with a rich heritage and plenty of attractions it is a popular place to visit. The Manderston Garden is where you can enjoy beautiful flora and fauna, similarly the Kailze Gardens offers beautiful walled gardens filled with flowers. Other gardens you may wish to visit include Priorwood and John Paul's Glorious Gardens.
The historic Floors Castle is another popular attraction and houses an impressive collection of French 17th and 18th century furniture, as well as foreign porcelain and tapestries. Another noted house is Bowhill House and Country Estate which is packed with historic relics. Paxton house has its own gallery and a Georgian kitchen that has recently beed restored. The Mary Queen of Scots house is also fascinating, and Abbortsford House boasts its own Orangery. Barony Castle is another must see, and is where you can find the Great polish Map of Scotland. Thirlestane Castle, Melrose Abbey, Jedburgh Castle and Jail Museum and the Dawck Botanic Garden are other excellent day trips out.
The Glentrees Forest is perfect for walkers, and Eildon Hill, Blackadder Water and the Pentland Hills offer beautiful scenery and stunning views. You may also like to visit the tranquil Loganlea reservoir, or Smailholm Tower.
Families will enjoy a trip to Coldingham Bay, The St Abbs Head National Nature Reserve where you can spot local wildlife, or the Don Coyote Outdoor Centre where you can enjoy clay pigeon shooting, archery and air rifle shooting too.