Scotland

Is there a map like the MH Ireland one?

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· Posted: 19.10.2016 · #1

Hoping to spend a bit of time around Scotland, maybe in the Spring.
Don't want to stay on campsites. Would prefer free or up to £10/night.
Is there a map like ours available anywhere?

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· Posted: 19.10.2016 · #2

To be honest I'm not sure but Scotland was very MH friendly when I went although I spent most of the time in campsites there was loads of wild camping available it just didn't meet my needs when I was there. Ferrys to the islands were reasonable and accommodated MH too

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· Posted: 19.10.2016 · #3

I use Britstops & Wildcamping.co.uk. Never been stuck for a place to overnight.

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· Posted: 20.10.2016 · #4

Try Scottish Motorhome Wildcampers

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· Posted: 20.10.2016 · #5

Wildcamping.co.uk.for me used on our 10 day trip to Scotland and only stayed in one campsite

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· Posted: 20.10.2016 · #6

Quote by presstout1

Hoping to spend a bit of time around Scotland, maybe in the Spring.
Don't want to stay on campsites. Would prefer free or up to £10/night.
Is there a map like ours available anywhere?

Click here: forum/topic.php?t=11118

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· Posted: 20.10.2016 · #7

i use search for sites https://www.searchforsites.co.uk/ just drag the crosshair to where your going and hit the search for sites button .I have the poi's for wildcamping in my satnav and found nearly every layby i passed in Scotland is listed as a wildcamping spot .

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· Posted: 20.10.2016 · #8

also have http://www.campercontact.com/e…filter=|in the satnav

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· Posted: 20.10.2016 · #9

Thanks for all the responses.
We're not big fans of wild camping, unless there would be other mh's there too.
l came across a post about a list of stopovers in Scotland by someone in the group, but when I tried to open it, it said I had to ask permission from the poster, which I did, but no response yet & I can't find the post again

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· Posted: 06.11.2016 · #10

Try www. campercontact.nl, hit maps and it will show available places. The is also a campercontact app. Best of luck.

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· Posted: 10.01.2017 · #11

Is May a good time to visit Scotland ,Im thinking more about midges rather than weather

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· Posted: 22.03.2017 · #12

We are off to Scotland at the end of May for 10 days, hopefully won't be eaten by midge, btw heard Avon's skin so soft is a great midges repellent. Recommended by Lonely Planet.

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· Posted: 22.03.2017 · #13

Check out the Avon 'skin so soft' . I believe there are two versions of it available. Can't remember which is the one believed to be effective. Haven't used it myself.

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· Posted: 22.03.2017 · #14

Think it's the original dry oil Skin So Soft that's needed.

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