Make the most of the 2026 bank holidays with a relaxing short break in Scotland. Our Bank Holiday Breaks in Scotland offer the perfect opportunity to enjoy more time away, whether you’re planning a spring escape, a summer getaway, or a festive break.
With holiday parks in some of Scotland’s most scenic locations, you’ll have the ideal base to explore, unwind, and make the most of your long weekend.

Spring Escapes
- Friday, 3 April: Good Friday
- Monday, 4 May: Early May Bank Holiday
- Monday, 25 May: Spring Bank Holiday

Summer Holidays
- Monday, 15 June: Special World Cup Bank Holiday
- Monday, 3 August: Summer Bank Holiday

Winter & Festive Breaks
- Monday, 30 November: St Andrew’s Day
- Friday, 25 December: Christmas Day
- Monday, 28 December: Boxing Day (substitute day)
- Thursday, 1 January: New Year’s Day
- Friday, 2 January: 2nd January

May Bank Holiday Breaks in Scotland
With two bank holidays to look forward to, May is a great time to enjoy a spring break in Scotland. Make the most of the longer days with a relaxing stay at one of our six holiday parks, whether you’re planning a long weekend for the Early May Bank Holiday or a getaway over the Spring Bank Holiday and May half-term.
Choose from comfortable caravan holidays in May, cosy lodges, hot tub accommodation, glamping pods, and touring pitches, with locations across Perthshire, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs, Stirlingshire, and Aberdeenshire.
May Half-Term Holidays
Extend the long weekend or plan a family getaway with a May half-term break in Scotland. Our holiday parks make a great base for days out, outdoor adventures, and exploring the countryside, with a choice of accommodation for short breaks and longer stays.
Why Book a Bank Holiday Break?
- Great value breaks throughout the year
- Short breaks are available across all parks
- Choice of stunning locations across Scotland
- Hot tub lodges available for extra relaxation
- Pet-friendly accommodation options
- Onsite pool & restaurant at Faskally Woods
- No hidden costs, with utilities included























