Welcome to Ayrshire Motorhome Hire (Scotland).

Get away from it all, for a lot less than you would expect! Life is a journey and to travel is to live!

Are you planning a big adventure? Why not consider hiring a Motorhome?

If you are planning a holiday in Scotland, a Motorhome will provide you with flexibility and freedom to explore the beautiful Lochs and Glens. It is an ideal choice for a Staycation for all the family. Once you reach your destination you do not have to spend any time setting up the Motorhome, just switch off the engine and put the kettle on, then sit back and watch the caravanners/campers ‘setting up’.

We have thoroughly enjoyed touring in our Motorhome and wish to offer the experience and enjoyment to our clients.

Scotland is beautiful, with dramatic scenery, stunning shores and a wonderful heritage.

Just imagine – park your Motorhome, light the barbecue, roll out the awning, set out the tables and chairs, pour yourself a drink, then sit back and admire the view of the Loch surrounded by Mountains – sheer bliss!

Motorhomes are not just for the summer months. The modern Motorhome is well suited to UK winter camping. There is a vast selection of campsites open all year, therefore, you can rely on warm toilets and shower rooms. Although the Motorhome’s interior will also be cosy.

We are a small family run business located in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. Ideally situated for touring Scotland or Ireland. Our location is just off the Bellfield Interchange on the A77. Only 30 minutes from Glasgow, and 1 hour 45 minutes from Gretna, exit at J12 on the M74 then follow the A71 to Kilmarnock.

We are centrally located for Scotland’s major Airports – 15 minutes from Prestwick Airport – 40 minutes from Glasgow Airport – 1 hour 15 minutes from Edinburgh Airport.

We will be happy to meet clients at Prestwick/Glasgow/Edinburgh Airports.

If you intend to explore Ireland, we are a 15 minute drive to Troon - for Ferry to Ireland (2 hour crossing time). Or 1 hour drive to Stranraer – for Ferry to Ireland (1 hour crossing time).
All Motorhomes are equipped with external bike racks (we can arrange bike hire if required).

We supply all crockery, cutlery, glassware, kitchen utensils, cooking utensils, hand towels, dish towels, TV, outdoor tables and chairs, even the barbecue, and some games to keep the kids amused, in fact everything that you will require for a Motorhome holiday. Some European Motorhome Hire Companies will charge 50 euro for a crockery pack and 40 euro for outdoor furniture!

All of our motorhomes are equipped as standard with fire and gas alarms, fire extinguisher, first-aid kit, In addition, all of our motorhomes are inspected yearly and have current Gas Safety and Habitation Certificates, are serviced at the specified service intervals and any potential defects are remedied immediately.

All our Motorhomes are presented to a high standard of cleanliness.
Motorhomes are fully equipped for a family holiday (including some games to keep the children amused).
AA breakdown cover is included in all Motorhomes.

We will do a comprehensive demonstration of equipment and operation of Motorhome at Handover. However, we are only a phone call away if you have any questions, or have forgotten something.

Motorhomes are supplied with Manuals for all equipment.

All Motorhomes have rear 3 point seat belts.

The following items are available for hire
Bed Sets including Bath Towels (you can bring your own Duvets/Sleeping Bags if you wish)
Satellite Navigation System
Child Car Seat or Booster Seat
Pop up Gazebo with side panels – this creates an extra living space, or use Tent in the Gazebo if any guests are camping

We will be happy to assist you with your Itinery and can recommend some sites/areas we have stayed in. Motorhomes are supplied with maps and brochures listing Camp Sites all over Scotland.

Information on Ayrshire
There is plenty to explore in Ayrshire, including an unspoilt coastline stretching for 80 miles. Ayrshire is also well known for being the birthplace of our world-famous Bard, Robert Burns, who was recently voted The Greatest Scot Ever. Millions off people will sing Burns’ Auld Lang Syne at New Year, which is known worldwide and represents friendship and good cheer.

Experience Burns Country by visiting Burns Cottage in Alloway and the Burns interactive visitor centre. Take a walk over the famous Brig O’Doon (pictured at top of this page). This is the medieval bridge used as the setting for the Robert Burns poem Tam O’ Shanter, where Tam is being chased over the bridge by Nannie the witch!

Ayrshire is also a mecca for golfers and is home to 3 Open Championship courses and 37 other courses.

If you are looking for castles – Ayrshire’s jewel in the crown is the spectacular Culzean Castle (pronounced Culain), which is perched high on a cliff overlooking the Firth of Clyde.

There are plenty of campsites to choose from in Ayrshire, where you can enjoy all of the above attractions.

Information on the Highlands
There are several routes to the Highlands. You may wish to drive to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. Then head to historic Glencoe, which is the site of the 1692 massacre, and Highland Clearances. This area is eerie and stunning!
Continue on to Fort William (outdoor capital of the Highlands) where you can see the majestic Ben Nevis range, which is Britain’s highest mountain. From Fort William you have the choice of driving to Inverness, passing Loch Ness (watch out for Nessie, monster of the loch). Alternatively, take the road to Skye, the world’s favourite island, recently voted the 4th best island in the world, by National Geographic Magazine.

A visit to the Grampian region is an excellent touring area. This is where you will find Queen Victoria’s Royal Balmoral Estate and Balmoral Castle. Look out for royal deer and cheeky wee red squirrels. The Grampian area is famous for distilling good malt whisky. Water from the hills and glens is magically transformed into some of the finest malt whiskies, be sure to taste some! Whisky translates to “water of life” from the Gaelic language.

Information on Edinburgh
Edinburgh is a must see for all tourists, the home of Hogmanay and Festivals. With streets steeped in history and a thriving cultural scene. Visit the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle. This is the stage for the pomp and ceremony of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo and is an unforgettable experience. Floodlit lone pipers, marching bands and military razzmatazz. There is even a few campsites in the city for you to enjoy your stay.

From Edinburgh you may wish drive over the Forth Road Bridge from where you will have an amazing view of the magnificent Forth Rail Bridge, which is one of the most spectacular man-made landmarks in Scotland. Then drive towards Perth and Scone Palace (pronounced Skoon) where Scottish Kings were crowned on the Stone of Scone. From Perth you can drive towards the Grampian Region or Inverness and then head towards the Highlands.

Scotland’s icons are whisky and castles. No matter which route or where you pitch your Motorhome – there’s sure to be a castle near you! (And a whisky trail)

Whatever route you embark on with the Motorhome, you will no doubt observe our beautiful Highland Cattle (hairy coos). Remember - watch out for ‘wild haggis’.

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