See this: Bamburgh Castle

The Norman keep dominates this castle restored in the Victorian era. It houses a fine collection of weapons and armour from the Tower of London, some delightful pieces of Sèvres, Derby, Worcester and Chelsea china, as well as Flemish tapestries. A number of family portraits are exhibited in what was probably the original guard room.

Eat here: The Potted Lobster

A sweet, homely bistro hung with dramatic local seascapes; sit outside for a view of the majestic castle. Classic dishes come in large portions. Check the blackboard for the latest catch; the squid and oysters are must-tries - MICHELIN guide inspectors

Stay here: Waren Mill

Lovely views of Holy Island, Budle Bay and Bamburgh Castle / Only 1.6 miles from Bamburgh / Nature Trail and play areas for children / Family pub and restaurant / Heated splash pool Waren Mill is nestled within acres of woodland on the headland above Budle Bay Nature Reserve, with stunning coastal views of Holy Island and Bamburgh.

The family owned park is set within an exceptional natural environment and has superb facilities which means that you have everything that you need to have a completely self-sufficient break in an idyllic location. But if you do want to venture out, you really couldn’t be in a better location for exploring Northumberland’s coast and country.

Bamburgh, Northumberland, NE70 7EE

Approx 1 hour 30 minutes drive from pick up point

See this: Edinburgh Zoo

The Zoo is one of Scotland's most popular visitor attractions, with over 800,000 visitors a year. Set in 82 acres of sloping parkland, the Zoo is situated three miles to the west of Edinburgh city centre. Apart from getting close to over 1,000 rare and endangered animals, there are many different ways to enjoy your day out. You can experience a busy programme of educational events and activities - ranging from keeper talks through to hands-on animal encounters - and a wide-range of eating experiences, several play areas and a fantastic gift shop.

Eat here: - Lauriston Farm

Crafting classic British roasts every day of the week, Toby Carvery presents a crowd-pleasing feast. Select from tender slow-cooked meats, a variety of vegetables and hand-ruffled potatoes (each of which are checked to ensure they're crisped and crunchy). Tasty specials and indulgent puddings are always on offer, as well as traditional, all-you-can-eat breakfasts.

Stay here: Edinburgh Caravan Site

The Edinburgh Site is an ideal location for your holiday getaway. Situated on the Firth of Forth, the caravan park provides easy access to Edinburgh, Europe's festival capital. You will be ideally located for the many attractions, both modern and historic, that this beautiful city has to offer. Edinburgh is a friendly, cosmopolitan city. The Edinburgh site puts you within easy reach of some of its most famous landmarks. You can visit the castle which clings dramatically to a huge rock face (home to the Scottish Crown Jewels), walk down the Royal Mile to the Palace of Holyrood House (the Queen's official Scottish residence), stroll past the historic Scottish Parliament Building or enjoy the tranquil green expanse of Princes Street Gardens.

The caravan site location also ensures that you're well placed for the famously fun summer festivals, seaside strolls, a round or two of golf, Edinburgh Zoo and an almost unlimited choice of restaurants, bars and other entertainment venues. The site is only a stone’s throw away from the waterfront where campers can walk along the promenade of Cramond and, only a short drive away, visitors can enjoy the popular coastal suburb of Portobello with its pubs, restaurants and shops.

35-37 Marine Drive, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, EH4 5EN, Scotland

Approx 2 hours drive from Waren Mill

See this: M&D's Scotland's Theme Park

Approximately a 15 minute walk from Strathclyde Country Park, M&D's Scotland's Theme Park is an amusement park located in Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, Scotland. Bordering on Strathclyde Park, the park contains four operating rollercoasters, two water rides, several fairground rides, an arcade, a theatre, ten-pin bowling and an indoor tropical house, Amazonia.

Eat here: - Strathclyde Park

Crafting classic British roasts every day of the week, Toby Carvery presents a crowd-pleasing feast. Select from tender slow-cooked meats, a variety of vegetables and hand-ruffled potatoes (each of which are checked to ensure they're crisped and crunchy). Tasty specials and indulgent puddings are always on offer, as well as traditional, all-you-can-eat breakfasts.

Stay here: Edinburgh Caravan Site

Nestled on the edge of picturesque parkland, Strathclyde Country Park Club Site is the perfect holiday location for the entire family. On-site facilities include a woodland walk, play area for young children, as well as modern family washrooms and disabled facilities. There are also a handful of pitches suitable for larger outfits, which can be arranged through the site staff.

The country park is a pleasant ten minute walk from the site, with 1,000 acres of mature woodlands, wetlands, wildlife refuges and neat open parkland, set around Strathclyde Loch, offering unique bird and nature watching, miles of walking and cycle routes, as well as a whole range of watersports and golf. There are also several sites of historic interest within the parkland, such as the Bothwellhaugh Roman fort and bath house, and the nearby M and D's Theme Park is a great day out for kids. The shops and museums of Glasgow are within easy reach of the site and, further afield, Loch Lomond, Stirling and Edinburgh are within an hours drive, making this site an ideal base for exploring Southern Scotland.

Bothwellhaugh Road, Bothwell, Glasgow, Glasgow, G71 8NY, Scotland

Approx 2 hour drive from the Edinburgh Site

See this: Kelburn Castle

Eat here: Braidwoods Restaurant

Remote fine dining restaurant using local produce including quail and scallops in innovative dishes.

Stay here: Kelburn Castle

The park is set in the beautiful grounds of Kelburn Castle. Our trails will lead you to new adventures. A place to stimulate the imagination in all of us! Kelburn Castle And Country Centre is one of Scotland's most beautiful woodlands combined with one of its most interesting castles. The estate features dramatic walks, breathtaking gardens and many features of historical interest. One of Kelburn’s most outstanding features is its glen. The Kelburn Glen with its waterfalls and deep gorges is regarded as one of Scotland’s most beautiful woodlands and leads to spectacular views over the islands of the Firth of Clyde.

There's always something to keep the kids occupied at Kelburn. Our most popular attraction is the Secret Forest, a complex of woodland paths and raised walkways with surprises at every turn, including our Giant’s Castle or Fairy Village. Then, there's our famous Adventure Park, our fortress-style Wild West Saloon, and our Playbarn, a softplay maze of tunnels, slides and dens. Lastly, Kelburn possesses some incredible venues and a professional events team that routinely host a wide variety of events. Come and see for yourself all of the history, magic, beauty, and adventure that can be found on this very special estate!

Kelburn Country Centre Fairlie, Ayrshire, Scotland KA29 0BE

Approx 1 hour 20 min drive from Strathclyde Holiday Park

See this: Heads Of Ayr Farm Park

Fun park with bumper boats, electric tractors, trampolines, quad biking, various animals & more.

Eat here: The Chef’s Table

At the Chef's Table in Turnberry, the open kitchen takes centre stage, offering diners an exciting theatrical culinary experience. The seasonal menu showcases the best of Scottish ingredients.

Stay here: Culzean Castle

Stay in the grounds of a fairytale Scottish castle on the South Ayrshire coast. The campsite here is in an area rich with beautiful countryside and coastline, fantastic walking, stunning beaches and many interesting places to visit. The spacious, secure 90-pitch site offers good facilities for campers. Pitch in the grounds of the clifftop Culzean Castle Club Site and you’ll be rewarded with stunning views across the Firth of Clyde to the islands of Arran and Ailsa Craig. Head north from the campsite and you’ll come to the coastal town of Ayr with its many shops, bars and restaurants.

Fishermen can enjoy some fly fishing at Mochrum Loch close to the site. The 24 acre loch is stocked with brown, blue and rainbow trout. The National Trust for Scotland managed Castle and Country Park are a short walk away and include five kilometres of coastline with sand dunes, caves, rock pools and sand and shingle beaches.

Culzean Ayrshire KA19 8JX

Approx 1 hour 20 minute drive from Kelburn Castle

See this: Dino Park

Southern Scotland's best dinosaur experience is open. Step back 150 million years and discover the giants who roamed the earth. Take a trip through the Dino Mine, hear stories and facts in the Dino Den, dig for fossils, have fun on our bouncy dinosaur and much more! A great day out for all the family!

Eat here: Del Amitri Restaurant

Set within a coastal hotel, a cleanly decorated restaurant with views out over the Solway Firth. The extensive menu has a Scottish bias and focuses on classically based dishes which have a modern edge - MICHELIN guide inspectors

Stay here: Hoddom Castle Caravan Park

Situated in a convenient location in the heart of south west Scotland, Hoddom Castle Caravan and Camping Park can be found in partially wooded parkland in the grounds of a 16th Century Border Keep forming part of the 10,000 acre Hoddom and Kinmount Estates.To the north and east is the River Annan and Hoddom Castle Golf Course - providing just some of the many activities available. The site has been landscaped so that caravans and tents blend with the peace and beauty of the surrounding countryside. The site is also well equipped with fully modernised facilities.

HODDOM, NR LOCKERBIE, SCOTLAND DG11 1AS

Approx 2 hour 30 minutes drive from Culzean Castle