A caravan in Scotland can refer to a mobile home or a towed vehicle that is used for camping or holidays. The legal definition of a caravan is provided by the Caravan Sites Act, which is the basis for the legislative framework that governs mobile homes in Scotland. Caravans that are towed behind a car are typically suitable for two to six people, although larger versions are available. Caravan parks in Scotland offer a range of facilities for campers, including childrens play areas, cafes, shops, Wi-Fi, and electric power supplies. When planning a camping or caravan holiday in Scotland, visitors can choose from different types of camping experiences, including tent camping, glamping, caravanning, and campervanning. Motorhomes and campervans are camping vehicles with a motor, usually in the form of a van that has a bed and kitchen installed in the back. Visitors are encouraged to use official campsites or designated overnight parking areas to protect local communities and ensure that everyone can enjoy Scotland safely together.