Hire a Campervan in Edinburgh
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Experience the adventure of a lifetime and start your campervan hire in Edinburgh. Enjoy the history of Edinburgh’s Old Town and it’s towering Castle at the beginning or end of your campervan holiday in Scotland, before exploring the rugged landscape of the Highlands and spectacular West Coast of Scotland.
Our premium campervans allow you to explore Scotland’s stunning landscapes, historical sites, and vibrant cities at your own pace. Easy to park in the busy streets of Edinburgh and and equally easy to navigate Scotland’s single-track winding roads in the Highlands, our luxury VW Campervans are the perfect way to explore Scotland.
We can deliver your campervan to Edinburgh and meet you there for your return. Alternatively, we can pick you up at the Airport or rail station and transfer you to our Head Office Base by Loch Lomond so you avoid negotiating busy roads and motorways as the start of your road trip.
Start your campervan hire in Edinburgh
Offering a rich blend of history, culture and scenic beauty, Edinburgh was voted Best City in the World by Time Out in 2022 for good reason. Whether you fancy exploring the elegant Georgian architecture of the New Town or the narrow cobbled streets of the Old Town, you can enjoy panoramic views at every turn.
The city’s iconic landmarks include the majestic Edinburgh Castle, perched atop an ancient volcanic rock, views of Arthur’s Seat, an extinct volcano, or views down to the Firth of Forth and the incredible Forth Road and Rail Bridges.
With world-class museums, galleries, nightlife and dining, Edinburgh seamlessly combines its storied past with a dynamic present, making it a must-visit destination.
Things to do in Edinburgh
Visit Edinburgh Castle (we’d advise booking in advance as it can get busy!)
The Royal Yacht Britannia down at Leith Docks
Visit the Scott Monument- built in 1832 to commemorate the death of one of Scotland’s best loved writers, Sir Walter Scott
Learn about the history of Edinburgh at the theatrical and thrilling adventure at The Edinburgh Dungeon by the South exit of Edinburgh Waverly Train Station
The Georgian House in the New Town – explore the grand, ornately decorated family rooms where the Lamont family would have entertained guests surrounded by the works of renowned Scottish artists Allan Ramsay, Henry Raeburn and Alexander Nasmyth
Things to do in Edinburgh - Tours & Galleries
Greyfriers Church Ghost Tour
Mary Kings Close Ghost Tour even better!
For a really out there tour check out Invisible Cities – an amazing tour with former homeless people looking at the underbelly of the city – as close to seeing it through medieval eyes as you can get
The National Museum of Scotland
The National Portrait Gallery highly recommended
The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
Things to do in Edinburgh - Walking
There are 7 hills in Edinburgh offering fantastic views over the city and the Firth of Forth. Arthurs Seat, located at the bottom of the Royal Mile, Calton Hill near Edinburgh Waverly Train Station and Castle Rock (where Edinburgh Castle stands) are favourites of those visiting Edinburgh thanks to their close location to the city centre. The other 4 hills are quieter if you are looking to escape the crowds and include Blackford Hill, Braid Hill, Costorphine Hilland Craiglockhart hill.
The Meadows and the Bruntsfield Links are large open green areas just south of the city centre and are perfect for a morning walk or lunch time picnic! The Meadows offers excellent views of Arthurs Seat, whilst the Bruntsfield Links offer great views of Edinburgh Castle.
From Holyrood where the Scottish Parliament and His Royal Highness King Charles Edinburgh residence is, you can walk up the beautiful and historic Royal Mile to Edinburgh Castle.
Things to do in Edinburgh - Food & Drink
If you’re looking for delicious Scottish food, then look no further than Howies Restaurant. With two locations, one on Waterloo Place near Edinburgh Waverly Train Station, and the other on the famous Victoria Street- this restaurant is a firm favourite of ours!
Wanting a casual drink? The Grassmarkets are great to sit outside around historic buildings and take it all in!
Want a learn more (and maybe try) Scottish Whisky? The Johnnie Walker Shop is spread across 8 floors on Princess street!
Dishoom is famous in Edinburgh for its fantastic Indian cuisine. Dishoom is in the centre of Edinburgh on St Andrews Square, just off Princes Street
Looking for a tasty brunch? Montpeliers in Bruntsfield, just down from the Bruntsfield links is a favourite for locals in the area.
High tea at the signet library behind St Giles
Top 5 Campsites in and near Edinburgh
Mortonhall Caravan & Camping Park – on the outskirts of Edinburgh
Edinburgh Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite
Yellowcraig Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite – near to the lovely beaches of North Berwick
Melrose Gibson Park Campsite – in the beautiful town of Melrose
Beecraigs Caravan and Camping site – near to Linlithgow and ideal for visiting Outlander filming locations