Campsites with rock climbing in South Scotland

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Climbers have plenty to work with in South Scotland. You’ll find 24 campsites catering to climbing right in the region—think crags, rock faces, and rugged countryside. Expect nights from £40, with a few spots dipping as low as £40. Top picks like West Highland Way Hotel & Campsite (19 reviews), Hadrian's Wall Country Yurts (9 reviews), and Craigmarloch Lodge (1 review) get nods from real visitors. Most sites offer toilets, allow campfires, and welcome pets. Between climbs, you can swim, watch for wildlife, or cast a line. Skip the guesswork—South Scotland delivers the essentials for a solid climbing trip.

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Climbers have plenty to work with in South Scotland. You’ll find 24 campsites catering to climbing right in the region—think crags, rock faces, and rugged countryside. Expect nights from £40, with a few spots dipping as low as £40. Top picks like West Highland Way Hotel & Campsite (19 reviews), Hadrian's Wall Country Yurts (9 reviews), and Craigmarloch Lodge (1 review) get nods from real visitors. Most sites offer toilets, allow campfires, and welcome pets. Between climbs, you can swim, watch for wildlife, or cast a line. Skip the guesswork—South Scotland delivers the essentials for a solid climbing trip.

89% (31)

Top-rated campgrounds

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Plentiful wildlife, sweeping countryside and dense forest are skirted by a stunning, craggy coastline and together they make a wonderful camping destination. What is more, there are plenty of good campsites to be found and we’ve picked out the best of them.