Overview

After collecting your chosen Bunk Camper from our Edinburgh depot, drive north towards Aberdeen.

When you reach the beautiful port city, you might want to take some time to explore all the attractions that the city offers such as Old Aberdeen, Marischal College, and Aberdeen Maritime Museum.

Aberdeen Ballroom Beach is located around a 6 minute drive from the city centre of Aberdeen. The beach provides a gorgeous spot for an afternoon stroll. On a bright and clear day, you might just catch a glimpse of dolphins and seals in the sea.

On the way back to your campsite, why not stop off at Hazlehead Park, one of the oldest historic properties, and explore the 180 hectares woodland area.

Your first campsite on the North East 250 route is Silverbank Caravan and Motorhome Club Site.

Day 2 will take you on a scenic drive south towards Stonehaven.

Explore the town’s picturesque harbor and the dramatic Dunnottar Castle upon arrival. This castle is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore the historic fortification that holds the secerts of Scotland’s past.

Coastal boat trips are available at Stonehaven. After a fun-filled day on the sea, you will have the opportunity to buy fresh shellfish.

You might want to visit Stonehaven Tolbooth Museum and walk along the scenic coastal path or relax on the sandy beach.

Enjoy spectacular views of birds at RSPB Fowlsheugh reserve. The cliffs at this reserve are packed with 130,000 breeding seabirds in the spring and summer.

Enjoy a peacefuls nights rest at Upper Crawton campsite.

Head north to Montrose, a picturesque coastal town with beautiful beaches, a bustling harbour, and a rich history.

Spend the day exploring Montrose’s attractions, such as Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre and Montrose Basin Wildlife Centre.

For an afternoon adventure, enjoy a walk along the scenic Montrose Beach.

Learn more about Montrose’s history and art at the Montrose Museum.

Stay at South Links Holiday Park for an evening relaxing.

On day 4, drive towards Arbroath, and enjoy an exciting day exploring the historic fishing town known for its delicious Arbroath Smokies.

Discover the extensive ruins of a Tironensian monastery that William the Lion, who is buried at Arbroath Abbey, erected in 1178.

If you are keen to become immersed in Arbroath’s history and coastal charm, why not visit Arbroath Abbey and stroll around the marina.

For an activity, why not head to Arboath Cliff Tours and enjoy an excursion of Arbroath’s magnificent coastline exploring the caves, stunning landscapes and undiscovered beaches.

Spend the night at Lunan Farm Arbroath campsite.

On day 5, drive towards Dundee, a vibrant city known for its art and design scene.

Spend the day exploring Dundee’s attractions, such as the V&A Dundee design museum and the Dundee Contemporary Arts center.

The V&A (Victoria and Albert) Dundee design museum hosts of world of design. At this museum, you can explore how design can be both controversial and breathtaking. This is the first V&A museum outside of London and the first dedicated design museum in Scotland.

Dundee Contemporary Arts center is a world-class centre for contemporary arts and culture.

You might also want to visit the Mills Observatory, Britain’s first pupose-built public observatory.

Enjoy an evening at Riverview Caravan Park.

Drive towards St. Andrews, a historic town renowned for its ancient university and prestigious golf courses.

Head to St Andrews Aquarium, and go head to head with fascinating underwater creatures.

Major attractions include St. Andrews Cathedral, St. Andrews Castle, and the British Golf Museum.

For all your nature needs, take a scenic walk along the West Sands Beach.

Enjoy an evening relaxing and unwinding at Craigntoun Meadows.

The final day on your North East 250 adventure, and time to head back to the Edinburgh depot. Take a short 50 mile drive back to the depot. Enjoy the drive, and stop off along the way at picturesque coastal viollages like Anstruther and Crail.