Glamping and Campsites in Perthshire

Tighnavon Glamping Pods Kinloch Rannoch

4

Situated in the beautiful Highland Perthshire village of Kinloch Rannoch and sleeping up to four people, our cosy and stylish glamping pods are equipped with kitchen facilities and toilet with fully accessible shower. With Schiehallion on the doorstep, they are an ideal base for exploring the stunning countryside and the many walks in the area. Pets are welcome.

Craighead Howfs Braco, near Gleneagles and Dunblane

2 - 6

Craighead is the home of luxury bespoke glamping, if you decide to stay in any of our handcrafted, unique glamping options you will be immersed in your own part of our gardens and grounds, sharing your space only with wildlife and our animals.

Six truly unique, exceptional properties including beautifully crafted hobbit houses, a stunning tree house, a light and airy garden house retreat, and the romantic, wooden Wee Howf, each one offering an individual experience. Ideally placed for easy access to some of Scotland’s finest countryside and tourist attractions.

Bamff Ecotourism Yurts near Alyth

2

Two yurts for luxury glamping. King-size/twin and one double, wood-stove, deck and barbecue. Shared bonfire area with larger barbecue and preparation table for bigger parties. Yurt facilites inside the castle: kitchenette with small cooker/microwave. Wet room shower, toilet, sitting area, dining table, TV, board games, free WiFi. Extra firewood available. Parking nearby. Right on the Cateran Trail - we can transport to and from any sections by advance arrangement. Single night stays in low season or by request. Honesty shop / Cafe with a small selection of food, drinks and snacks.

Eco Camp Glenshee Glenshee

2 - 10

When you stay at Eco Camp Glenshee in Blairgowrie, you'll be 7 minutes by car from Cairngorms National Park. Free self parking is available onsite.

Comrie Croft campsite near Comrie

Tents only site with individual glades in birch woodland providing a romantic setting for you and your tent, with space for a campfire or falling asleep in a hammock. There is also a panoramic open field for extra large tents. A wild camping experience, but with excellent hot showers! It's not the place for a loud party, so if you are planning one, please look elsewhere...

You can bring your own tent, or why not try one of the new kata tents from Sweden? Our katas are the modern equivalent of the tents traditionally used by people in Lapland. They are cosy inside (recommended for a family of 4) with wood-burning stoves, sheep skins, wind-up lanterns, etc.