Findochty Caravan Park

Findochty

2026 Open Date

1st March - 31st October

Quick Read Campsite Summary

Findochty Caravan Park is a small, family-run site looking out over the Moray Firth on Scotland’s north-east coast. There are 25 campervan pitches and an area for tents, with dogs welcome. The toilet and shower block also houses laundry and washing-up facilities, covering the practical needs of a coastal camping stay. The park opens from 1 March to 31 October, with bookings taken by telephone.

A short walk takes you into Findochty, an old fishing village where brightly coloured houses gather around the harbour. Its distinctive terraces and sheltered basin give it a character quite different from the larger working port of Buckie farther west. A local pub, golf course and bowling green add options close to the campsite, while the surrounding coast offers opportunities for birdwatching and watching for dolphins and porpoises, without any guarantee of sightings.

For exploring on foot, the Moray Coast Trail links Findochty with Buckie to the west and Portknockie and Cullen to the east. Choose a section rather than committing to the whole long-distance route: this stretch combines former fishing settlements with clifftop paths and rocky shorelines. At Portknockie, Bow Fiddle Rock is a distinctive natural sea arch visible from the coast. Continuing towards Cullen brings a different perspective, with the trail following the old railway over the town’s viaduct and looking across the houses towards the beach.

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About Findochty Caravan Park

Small family run campsite located in the North East of Scotland near Findochty looking out to the Moray Firth. The site has 25 campervan pitches and an area for tents, there is also a toilet and shower block which contains laundry and washing up facilities available for use. The park is dog friendly and if you’re looking for more animals then there is an abundance of bird life, dolphins and porpoises all commonly spotted within the local area. If bird watching isn’t your thing there is a golf course and a local bowling green next to the site, for those who want to brave the cold water there is a good entry point on the pebble beach at the campsite for wild swimming. A short walk away you will find the old fishing village of Findochty with its brightly coloured houses and a local Pub, further afield you will find Glenglassaugh Distillery (no longer doing tours) and Knockdhu Distillery, home of anCnoc Whisky (tours available).