Dumfries and Galloway is a peaceful and unspoilt corner of southwest Scotland, filled with forests, secluded beaches, rolling hills, and a strong sense of Scottish tradition. It’s a brilliant destination for a caravan holiday that’s all about space, calm, and nature — with friendly towns, artistic communities, and amazing stargazing to enjoy along the way.
Caravan sites in the region are often found near the Solway Firth, Galloway Forest Park, or along the scenic South West Coastal 300 route. You’ll find charming towns like Kirkcudbright, Castle Douglas, and Wigtown (Scotland’s National Book Town), each offering something unique. It’s a place to discover hidden coves, ancient abbeys, and woodland trails — or simply sit back and soak up the peaceful surroundings. The region is also home to Galloway Forest Dark Sky Park, one of the best stargazing spots in Europe.
For a holiday full of natural beauty, creative spirit, and slow-living charm, Dumfries and Galloway is a real Scottish gem.
Scotland’s first Dark Sky Park and a vast outdoor playground with walking, cycling, wildlife, and star-filled night skies.
A fairytale triangular castle with a moat and towers, set in peaceful countryside near the Solway coast.
Beautiful gardens, wetlands, and bird hides near Castle Douglas — perfect for gentle walks and wildlife watching.
A cultural hub in the “Artists’ Town” showcasing Scottish art, local history, and changing exhibitions in a beautiful space.
Scotland’s official book town with over a dozen bookshops, literary events, and a popular annual book festival.