Culzean Camping & Caravanning Club

Southern Scotland


At the entrance to the Culzean country park, this offers grassy pitches with great views. Non-UK residents can grab various temporary membership offers. There are discounts for backpackers without a car. Minimum two- or three-night stays apply here in high summer.


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