Dunbar Camping and Caravanning Club Site

On Scotland’s sunshine coast, this new Club Site at Dunbar is just down the road from the old Club Site at Barns Ness. At the edge of the Site stands the Sloe Biggin Tower – now a listed ruin. There is a long, sandy surfing beach nearby. There is a wetsuit shower on site and a picnic area that overlooks Barns Ness lighthouse. Annually, at the end of September, the town of Dunbar hosts a traditional music festival which includes live street music, jazz, pipe bands and more. A fully functional disabled facilty for wheelchair users, including level access shower and equipment.

A wildlife reserve and geology trail are near the Site. You can join guided walks of the reserve during July and August. A 3.5 mile walk follows part of the John Muir coastal trail, and you can visit his birthplace in Dunbar. Dunbar town, less than three miles from Site, hosts a traditional music festival in September. It has several places to eat and sandy beaches nearby. Its position on the east coast gives it plenty of sunshine. The East Links Family Park has animals and a narrow gauge railway. The Museum of Flight at East Fortune includes Scotland’s only Concorde aircraft. See puffins, seal pups and dolphins at the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick. Hailes Castle is a beautifully sited ruin of a 13th century manor. Sample whisky or other alcoholic beverages at the local distillery – Glenkinchie – and other nearby breweries like Belhaven.

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