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Caravan club sites in Scottish Borders

3 sites · 1 open all year · 65 pitches between them

All club sites in Scottish Borders

Car towing a white touring caravan along a winding road through green English hills

Jedburgh · Scottish Borders

Jedburgh Camping and Caravanning Club Site

A site at Elliot Park in Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders, linked to the town centre by a riverside walk. Jedburgh Abbey and Mary Queen of Scots' House are close by. Walking routes lead directly from the site.

C&CCMarch–OctoberDogs welcome
White and brown caravan pitched on a green grass field under cloudy sky

Lauder · Scottish Borders

Lauder Camping and Caravanning Club Site

A rural site at Carfraemill, Oxton, in the Scottish Borders, about four miles from Lauder. Edinburgh is roughly an hour away by car. The Southern Upland Way, Thirlestane Castle and Melrose Abbey are all within reach.

C&CCMarch–OctoberDogs welcome
White and brown caravan pitched on a green grass field under cloudy sky
65 pitches

Melrose · Scottish Borders

Melrose Gibson Park Club Campsite

A 65-pitch all-year site on the High Street at Melrose, with views towards the Eildon Hills. Fifty-nine pitches are hardstanding. Melrose Abbey and the town centre are within walking distance, and the Borders Abbeys Way passes nearby.

CAMCall yearDogs welcome

Who runs them

The Camping and Caravanning Club

2 of the 3 sites in Scottish Borders · 100 across the UK

The Caravan and Motorhome Club

1 of the 3 sites in Scottish Borders · 200 across the UK

Worth reading before you book

Dog-friendly club campsites in the UK

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Certificated Locations and Certificated Sites explained

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Which UK caravan club should you join?

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