Glamping site · Peebles · Open all month · from £15
Glentress Forest Lodges
Tents, caravans, motorhomes, pods, bell tents
- Dogs welcome
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £15/night
ViewCampsites in the Scottish Borders open in January
5 campsites in the Scottish Borders are open in January 2027, 5 of them for the whole month. January is the quietest month of the year: cold, often wet, and wonderful for empty beaches and frosty fell walks. Only a few campsites, lodges and holiday parks stay open.
What's on: Christmas holidays 19 Dec – 3 Jan
Touring park · Newcastleton · Open all month · from £30
Lidalia Touring Caravan Park
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
- Dogs welcome
from £28/night
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Holiday park · Coldingham · Open all month
Coldingham Bay Holiday Park
Caravans, motorhomes, static caravans, lodges
- Some dogs
- Near beach
Prices on request
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Touring park · Melrose · Open all month
Melrose Gibson Park Club Campsite
Caravan and Motorhome Club site, open to non-members
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
- Dogs welcome
Prices on request
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Holiday park · Cockburnspath · Open all month
Pease Bay Holiday Park
Static caravans, lodges
- Some dogs
- Near beach
Prices on request
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Questions people ask
Which campsites in the Scottish Borders are open in January?
5 campsites, including Glentress Forest Lodges, Lidalia Touring Caravan Park, Coldingham Bay Holiday Park, Melrose Gibson Park Club Campsite and Pease Bay Holiday Park. 5 are open for the whole month.
What's the cheapest campsite in the Scottish Borders open in January?
Glentress Forest Lodges, from £15 a night for two adults, is the lowest price we can find in January.
Are there dog-friendly campsites in the Scottish Borders open in January?
Yes, 5 of the campsites open in January take dogs. Use the Dogs filter above.
Can I go glamping in the Scottish Borders in January?
Yes, 1 glamping sites are open in January. Use the Glamping filter above.
Which campsites open in January allow campfires?
1 of them allow fires in some form, usually in a raised fire pit.
Is January a good time to go camping in the Scottish Borders?
January is the quietest month of the year: cold, often wet, and wonderful for empty beaches and frosty fell walks. Only a few campsites, lodges and holiday parks stay open.