Fraserburgh sits at the northeastern tip of Aberdeenshire, where the North Sea meets the Moray Firth coast. It’s a working fishing port and the most northeasterly town on the Scottish mainland, reached via the A90 from Aberdeen or the A98 along the Moray coast. The lighthouse at Kinnaird Head — Scotland’s first — is now part of the Museum of Scottish Lighthouses, and the wide sandy beach stretches south from the town.
Motorhome Stopover Club members share verified stopovers in and around Fraserburgh — a useful base for motorhomers touring the Aberdeenshire Coastal Route or looking for a motorhome-friendly stop before heading west along the Moray coast.
Stops in the Area
Pub stopovers — motorhome-friendly pubs in Fraserburgh and along the northeast Aberdeenshire coast
Overnight motorhome parking — verified campervan stops near the harbour and coastal approach roads
Member reviews — first-hand ratings from motorhomers who’ve stayed at the top of the Aberdeenshire coast
Following the Aberdeenshire Coastal Route or heading along the Moray coast? Membership unlocks stopovers in Fraserburgh and across the north of Scotland.
