Jedburgh Camping and Caravanning Club Campsite

If you are looking for a quiet, sheltered haven, Jedburgh is the perfect Site. More than just an overnight stop on the way to or from Scotland, it’s a lovely place to stay to explore the history and countryside of the Scottish Borders. Please note that TV reception can be poor. Rock pegs are required for awnings on hardstandings. Partial facilities accessible to semi-ambulant people within the amenities blocks, not necessarily wheelchair accessible. Many excellent restaurants, take-aways, pubs and hotels are within easy reach of the Site.

The town of Jedburgh is around a mile’s walk from Site. Jedburgh Castle Jail is now a museum. Mary Queen of Scots House is also a museum, celebrating her life. Bonnie Prince Charlie’s House is on the Town Trail, as is the Friary. Jedforest Deer and Farm Park also houses Jedforest Falconry, where visitors can try hawking or flying and handling owls under supervision. Monteviot House Garden has beautiful views of the River Teviot and the countryside beyond. Borderland Fabrics is just outside the Site. It runs workshops on quilting and patchwork as well as stocking a wide range of fabrics. The grounds of Hirsel House include riverside walks and Geo-Gems – a display of Scottish gemstones – alongside a number of craft units with local craftworkers. Floors Castle is on a natural terrace overlooking the River Tweed and facing the Cheviot Hills.

Public House Or Bar Within - 5 Miles
Tennis Courts Within - 10 Miles
Childrens Playground Within - 10 Miles
Horse Riding Or Pony Trekking Within - 5 Miles
Internet Cafe Or Internet Access Within - 5 Miles

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