Rosetta Holiday Park
Scottish Borders
Touring park a short walk from Peebles, below the Venlaw Hills
About Rosetta Holiday Park
Rosetta Holiday Park sits on the northern edge of Peebles, close enough to the High Street that most guests walk into town for dinner rather than drive. It is one of the larger touring parks in the area, with over a hundred hardstanding and grass pitches set beneath the wooded slopes of the Venlaw Hills, all with sixteen-amp electric hook-up. The scale of the site means it can absorb a busy summer weekend without feeling packed, while still keeping a fairly quiet, tree-lined feel away from the pitches nearest the entrance.
The park accepts tents, touring caravans and motorhomes, and is dog friendly throughout, which along with the walk-in access to Peebles makes it a natural choice for families and couples who want a proper pitch without sacrificing town-centre convenience. On-site facilities include warm toilet and shower blocks, washing-up areas and chemical disposal points for motorhomes and caravans, covering the essentials without stretching to a shop, pool or organised entertainment. Payment is straightforward, with card payments accepted and no booking fees added through most channels.
Beyond the pitch, Rosetta's real selling point is what it puts within reach on foot: the High Street's shops, cafes and restaurants, the Tweed footpaths, and the John Buchan Story museum are all a short stroll away, while Glentress Forest and Neidpath Castle are a quick drive or a longer walk beyond that. It suits visitors who want the practicality of a well-run touring park combined with genuine access to everything Peebles itself has to offer, rather than a rural site that leaves the town a drive away.