Scotland is filled with a dramatic range of scenery, from long white sandy beaches to mountains and rolling hills that go on for miles. You can find some of the remotest areas of the UK within Scotland.

There's plenty of opportunities to get out with the kids in Scotland, from campsites and other places to stay, plus walks, activities, and attractions.

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For five hundred years, Spynie Palace was a bishops palace. 
It contains St David's tower, the largest surviving tower house to survive in Scotland.
And although this was meant to be a palace for bishops, it has gun holes. These bishops were ready for a fight!

There are a few spooky stories with this castle too. Take a photo in the tower and see if you can see a phantom skull that appears in people's pictures.

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Spynie Palace

Find campsites, places to stay, and things to do with the kids in Moray.

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<TextLight>Photo of Beach on Moray Firth, taken by Dg-505, CC BY 3.0</TextLight>

Find campsites, places to stay, and things to do with the kids in Moray.

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<span style="color: #999999;">Photo of Beach on Moray Firth, taken by Dg-505, CC BY 3.0</span>

Moray

Though Leith Hall might not look like a traditional castle with battlements, it has been around since 1650, lived in by the Leith-Hay family until just after the second world war. 
After taking a tour of the castle, take a walk around the grounds where you can get fantastic views of the Aberdeenshire hills and countryside.

Spynie Palace

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