Strathlene Holiday Park

The wind carries a salty edge here, rolling in off the Moray Firth just beyond the dunes, and on clear mornings you can watch the fishing boats work the firth while the gulls wheel overhead.

This is a straightforward coastal pitch for tourers and motorhomes exploring Scotland's northeast shoulder, where Buckie meets long stretches of sand and the Speyside whisky trail isn't far inland. It's a practical base rather than a bells-and-whistles park — the sort of place that suits couples touring the coast road or anyone chasing big skies and sea air without fuss. Dog owners should ask ahead about the policy, and it's worth checking the campfire situation when you arrive if you're hoping for an evening by the flames.

Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, so it's one to contact directly if you need specifics, but the location does the heavy lifting. Expect a relaxed, no-frills vibe with the beach a short wander and the working harbour towns of the Moray coast within easy reach — more about the setting than the site itself.