Compare & Book Motorhome Rental in Scotland

Scotland is full of undiscovered treasures and history enthusiasts should make sure that Edinburgh and Glasgow are part of their itineraries. Upmarket restaurants sell local cuisine and a Scottish speciality is haggis. Use motorhome rental to drive through the Highlands and be amazed by the untamed mountain scenery. Birdwatchers can spot a range of local species and hiking is a popular activity. Along the way, you can see eagles and otters, while ocean trips offer the chance to spot dolphins and whales.

If you plan a self-drive tour of the country, you can include attractions such as castles and quaint country pubs which are steeped in history. Camping sites are scattered throughout the country, providing visitors with adequate facilities.

Starting in Edinburgh, drive along the M9 and the M876, taking Junction 1. Along the way, stop at the Falkirk Wheel, which is a unique boat float that showcases energy-efficient engineering. Other attractions include the Antonine Wall, Callender House and Alloa Tower. Camper sites are available in Linlithgow and Fife.

Start in Stirling, take the A84. A good attraction for children is Blair Drummond Safari Park. Stop over in Aberfoyle to explore the village and visit the Wool Centre. Camper sites can be found in Doune and Dunblane.

Start in Glasgow and take the M8, which passes through Greenock. Attractions include seaside towns, national parks and the Castle House Museum. Spend the night at a Greenock or Johnstone camper site.

The M74 links Scotland to England and the A1 provides access to Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh. The roads are in good condition, there are no toll roads and there are ample petrol stations.

Motorways:112kph
Dual carriageways:112kph
Urban areas:48kph
Outside built up areas:96kph

Drinking and driving laws are strictly enforced and the alcohol limit is 0.08 per cent.

Travel on the left-hand side of the road and drivers should give way to vehicles on their right at roundabouts. It is mandatory to wear a seatbelt and children under the age of 12 are required to wear special child restraints.

The cost of fuel in Scotland is expensive.

There are motorhome pickup points throughout Scotland including at Inverness, Perth, Dundee Airport, Edinburgh and Glasgow airports. Amenities such as hot water, fridges and stereos are offered by the 2 Berth Wicked Campervan, the VW City Slicker and the Bassacarr Luxury Motorhome.

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