Caravans, Motorhomes & Tents
Dufftown Caravan and Campsite offers 20 fully serviced caravan and motorhome pitches alongside a choice of tent pitches either with, or without electric hook-up
Magnificent Scenery
Surrounded by thick woodland overlooking Ben Rinnes and The Convals, soak up the Parkmore scenery and enjoy the incredible activities, culture and history of Speyside
New Bathroom Facilities
Enjoy our new toilet and shower block featuring under floor heating, accessible toilet and spacious family bathroom with baby changing area
ESCAPE INTO THE NATURE
Escape to Dufftown Caravan and Campsite
Set in a beautifully scenic and peaceful area surrounded by thick woodlands, Dufftown Caravan and Campsite at Parkmore offers stunning views towards Ben Rinnes and The Convals. Here you can really escape into nature.
For your caravans and motor homes we have 20 fully serviced sites. For your tents we have plenty of beautiful pitches including 4 with electric hook-up points.
Fully Serviced Pitches
Disabled Toilet & Family Bathroom
Laundry Facilities
New Toilet & Shower Block
Gray Waste Disposal
Pot Wash Area
Dogs Welcome
Baby Changing Area
Chemical Waste Disposal
Ample Parking
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Bathroom Facilities
Enjoy our new shower and toilet block with under-floor heating. A total of 8 showers and 8 toilets are found in separate male and female areas.
Also available are an accessible toilet and family bathroom with baby changing area.
Pot Wash Area
The undercover pot wash area provides 2 basins and plenty of hot water for your cleaning up.
Camping Options
For your caravans and motorhomes we have 20 fully serviced sites. For your tents we have plenty of beautiful pitches including 4 with electric hook-up points.
Dogs Welcome
Your dogs are most welcome at Dufftown Caravan and Campsite! There is just a small daily charge for bringing your dogs to the campsite with you, and you can add them at checkout.
We ask only that they are kept on their leads at all times.
Group Rates
Pitch rates are priced according to the size of your group and each pitch can accommodate up to 6 people. Children under 5 do not need to be included in your group size.
Enter your group numbers in the search bar or at checkout to see the rate for your size of group.
Laundry Facilities
The laundry facilities include a coin operated washing machine and tumble drier, and an ironing point.
Also available for your laundry is a basin for hand washing and an outdoor drying area.
Disposal Points
A chemical and grey waste disposal point is available for your camping convenience.
Pitch Options
When booking, please check that you select the correct size of pitch for your caravan or motorhome and include space for awnings / bike racks if required.
Rates, Booking & Check-in Times
The rates are displayed in the search results and you can book and pay for your caravan, motorhome or tent pitch here on our website.
Check-in at the campsite is at 1pm and check-out at 11am.
Latest arrival time is 9pm.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Opening dates
Dufftown Campsite is open from March 1st to November 3rd, weather permitting in the winter months.
If booking during wintertime, we would like our guests to know that water taps can freeze during colder spells.
RESERVE
Your caravan or motorhome pitch…
Pitches can accommodate up to 6 people per pitch including adults and children from 5 – 12 years.
Children under 5 do not need to be included in the total, and you can enter your group numbers in the search bar to see the correct rate for your group.
RESERVE
Your tent pitch…
Pitches can accommodate up to 6 people per pitch including adults and children from 5 – 12 years.
Children under 5 do not need to be included in the total, and you can enter your group numbers in the search bar to see the correct rate for your group.
Experience Dufftown, Speyside and Moray…
Scotland’s Whisky Country
Speyside is Scotland’s Whisky Country with Dufftown its proud capital. Look out for some of the greatest names in whisky – there are more than 50 distilleries around Dufftown, each with their own individual charm and unique taste. Discover the famous Malt Whisky Trail which takes in 8 world renowned distilleries and a cooperage, where […]
Scotland’s Castle Country
In this corner of Scotland you are never too far from a castle. A selection of 13 of the world’s most unique and striking castles can be found on Scotland’s Castle Trail. Discover secret passages and ghosts, and view a wealth of historic furnishings, paintings, arms and armour. In Moray alone you can enjoy – […]
The Moray Coast
Spectacular coastal scenery, towering cliffs, water lapping on quiet sheltered bays, vast sandy beaches and spectacular sunsets await you along the Moray Coast. Stroll along a white sandy beach, paddle or swim in crystal clear waters, surf, windsurf, kitesurf or paddle board. From boat trips, cycling, sailing, golfing, dolphin and bird watching… the activities to […]
Cairngorms National Park
Voted ‘One of the Top 20 places to visit in the World’ by National Geographic Traveller Magazine, the Cairngorms National Park is on your doorstep at Parkmore. The largest National Park in the UK incorporating the most beautiful and spectacular mountain scenery, the variety of landscape is a haven for wildlife including golden eagles, capercaillie, […]
Highland Games
Hear the colourful and proud massed pipe bands and the traditional flair of the Highland dancers at the various Highland Games held throughout the summer months. The highlight of the year on Deeside is the Braemar Gathering, a spectacle of colour and excitement. The highlight of summer in Dufftown is our own Highland Games, held […]
The Golf
With over 70 golf courses in the region and 15 on our doorstep, from championship links to inland gems, in Moray you are in golfing heaven. Scotland is the home of golf and Moray certainly holds up to that reputation. Enjoy playing at these nearby courses… Dufftown Golf Course Ballindalloch Golf Course Buckpool Golf Course […]
Watersports
During the summer months the Moray Coast becomes a haven for watersports and beach lovers. Popular with sailors and surfers you’ll find a full range of watersports to enjoy, from paddleboarding, kayaking and windsurfing to dolphin watching and seal spotting. Lossiemouth, Hopeman, Findhorn, Roseisle and Cullen beaches are all nearby and a perfect day trip […]
The Beaches
The Moray Coast, with its stunning cliff scenery and breath-taking beaches, was ranked 11th on the list of the world’s most beautiful and unspoiled coastlines by The National Geographic Society’s Travel magazine. In its prestigious sustainable tourism and destination stewardship list, it was ranked ahead of the Antarctic Peninsula and the shores of Bermuda. The […]
Walks, Hikes & Treks
Around Parkmore and in the wider area you’ll find a wealth of walks, from easy, low-level strolls to more difficult mountain scrambles, whatever time of year. The Moray Coastal Trail is a series of trails covering the coast from Cullen to Forres, with wide sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs, stunning coastal formations and quaint fishing villages. […]
Cycling and Biking
Whichever direction you decide to take, cycling and biking are fantastic here in Moray. Through winding roads and forest trails, coastal paths or tackling hills, whatever your level, striking landscapes are absolutely guaranteed. With numerous routes starting from Parkmore and Dufftown, you don’t have to travel far to start pedaling. Cycling without a route in […]
The Moray Firth Dolphins
The Moray Firth is home to the most northerly population of bottlenose dolphins in the world. Numbering around 200, you may be lucky to see one, two or even a whole pod! There are many land-based dolphin spotting locations along the coast including Chanory Point, Spey Bay, Burghead, Hopeman and Nairn. The dolphins can be […]
Sailing, Boat Building & Fishing
Moray has a fascinating sea-faring history dating back to the 18th century. All along the Moray Coast you’ll find picturesque harbours and fishing villages which were built back when the boat building and fishing industries started, and as they grew throughout the years. Haddock, cod, plaice, mussels, lobsters and prawns are found in abundance in […]
The River Spey & Spey Bay
The River Spey provides the ‘water of life’ for the world renowned Speyside malt whiskies which are made here. The soft, clear waters which flow from the mountains to form the Spey provide the unique elixir which make Speyside malts the most popular in the world. The Spey, the UK’s third largest river, has historically […]
Salmon & Trout Fishing
The River Spey is one of Scotland’s big four rivers and anglers come from all over the world to fish here, many to experience the home of the famous ‘Spey cast’. One of Scotland’s finest salmon rivers, the Spey draws anglers not only for fishing, but also for its picturesque scenery and its famous Malt […]
Speyside’s Food & Drink
Speyside’s incredible natural larder is a food lover’s heaven. The range of produce from our country and coast means you can indulge in the very best of meat, game, fish, shellfish and delicious vegetables straight from the land. From the country we have Aberdeen Angus beef, pheasant, venison and haggis, and from the rivers, salmon […]
The Craigellachie Bridge
Also known as The Telford Bridge, this iconic structure was designed by the renowned Scottish civil engineer Thomas Telford. A stunning landmark in the area, Craigellachie Bridge attracts many visitors interested in its history and design. Built from 1812 to 1814 and spanning the River Spey at Craigellachie, it is known as one of the […]
Skiing and Snowboarding
For skiing and snowboarding in Scotland, Parkmore is close to the 3 top Scottish ski resorts; The Cairngorms, The Lecht and Glenshee. The Lecht is the closest and only 27 miles away, The Cairngorms 41 miles away and Glenshee 65 miles away. If you’re planning to ski or snowboard while in Scotland, Parkmore is a […]
Dufftown in Speyside
Dufftown is situated amid breathtaking Scottish scenery in Scotland’s north east, approximately 212m above sea level and inland from the nearby Moray Firth coast. Dufftown produces more whisky than any other town in Scotland and, as such, proudly holds the unofficial title of the ‘ Malt Whisky Capital of Scotland ‘. Dufftown is home to […]
The Keith Dufftown Railway
The Keith Dufftown Railway aka ‘ The Whisky Line ‘ is a unique, historical heritage line running 11 miles between two of the most famous (and beautiful) whisky producing towns in Scotland; Keith and Dufftown. The Keith Dufftown Railway is located just 2km from Parkmore Cottages and Dufftown Campsite. The trip from Dufftown to Keith […]