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4.4Dunbartonshire
Camping staycations in Dunbartonshire are a great way to explore the scenic area of West Scotland. It’s easy to reach and covers the area north of Glasgow, Clydebank, Balloch and the southern tip of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.
Cosy yurts, shepherds’ huts, bothies and glamping lodges with hot tubs in Dunbartonshire are a great option for families and larger groups. Campers with caravans, tents, campervans and motorhomes have the freedom to hike and explore the wider area around Dumbarton.
Top attractions to visit from your Dunbartonshire campsite include Dunbarton Castle which sits on a volcanic plug. The Scottish Maritime Museum is a popular family-friendly choice for a rainy day if you have children while the NT Geilston Gardens are brimming with colourful plants. Art lovers on a weekend break in Dunbartonshire should head for Clydebank Museum and Art Gallery in the imposing Town Hall.
