Pick up: Between 3–5pm from Forth Valley Motorhomes
Duration: 10 nights
Return: By 11am to Forth Valley Motorhomes
Total driving: ~800 miles
Pace: Relaxed – multiple 2‑night bases, with day trips instead of moving daily.
Stirling (Forth Valley Motorhomes) → St Andrews (2 nights) → Aberdeen → Fraserburgh/Cruden Bay (2 nights) → Elgin & Moray (2 nights) → Aviemore (2 nights) → Pitlochry → Return to Forth Valley Motorhomes.
Base for beaches, castle/cathedral ruins and the East Neuk villages.
Ideas: West Sands beach, St Andrews Castle, Anstruther fish & chips.
Granite city with maritime heritage.
Ideas: Footdee (old fishing village), Maritime Museum, beach promenade.
Lighthouses and castle ruins on a dramatic coastline.
Ideas: Kinnaird Head lighthouse, Slains Castle, Forvie NNR dunes.
Cathedral ruins, distilleries and sandy beaches.
Ideas: Elgin Cathedral, Glen Moray Distillery, Lossiemouth.
Forest trails, lochs and wildlife.
Ideas: Loch an Eilein, Rothiemurchus, Reindeer Centre.
Victorian resort town en‑route south.
Ideas: Dam & salmon ladder, Blair Athol Distillery.
Return morning: Pitlochry to base ~40 miles.
Holiday parks & touring sites: Hook ups, showers, laundry – best for recharging and longer stays.
CL/CS style small sites & farm stopovers: Quieter, often scenic. Great for a couple of nights.
Motorhome stopovers/aires style locations: Handy for one‑night transits near villages/harbours.
Use official sites or clearly signed motorhome park ups. Don’t obstruct passing places or gateways.
Respect local by laws and Scotland’s Outdoor Access Code; leave no trace and minimise overnight impact.
In remote areas, plan water and waste stops ahead of time.
Walks: St Andrews beaches, Dunnottar Castle paths, Culbin Forest trails, Loch an Eilein circuit.
Scenic detours: East Neuk fishing villages, Speyside whisky trail, Cairngorm mountain viewpoints.
Family friendly: Aberdeen Science Centre, Highland Wildlife Park, Landmark Forest Adventure Park.
Fuel & groceries: Top up in larger towns (St Andrews, Aberdeen, Elgin, Aviemore).
Road etiquette: Expect some narrow coastal roads – use passing places.
Weather: East coast often drier but breezy.
Return day: Allow time on the A9/A84 corridors.
Golf: Add an extra day in St Andrews.
History & culture: Royal Deeside castles from Aberdeen.
Nature: Extend Aviemore for more forest and loch walks.
The motorhome routes and itineraries shown on this website are provided for general guidance only and are intended as advisory information. Road conditions can change quickly and may be affected by factors such as traffic, accidents, weather, weight or height restrictions, bridge limits, seasonal access, temporary works, and road closures.
Before setting off, you should always plan and verify your journey using up-to-date sources (for example, official highways/roads authorities, local council updates, and trusted navigation tools) and ensure the route is suitable for your specific vehicle, including its size, weight, height, width, and handling capabilities. You are responsible for complying with all road signs, local regulations, and any restrictions in place at the time of travel. We accept no liability for loss, damage, delays, fines, or any other issues arising from reliance on the suggested routes.
In remote areas, plan waste and water stops ahead of time.
