Heather
Compact campervan
- Seats
- 5
- Sleeps
- 4
- Toilet
- —
- Shower
- —
- Transmission
- Manual
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Staycation Scotland gives its Scottish campervan conversions individual names and interiors, from compact pop-tops to longer vans with fitted bathrooms.
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Background
Staycation Scotland is a family-run Scottish rental company established in 2020. It designs and converts campervans as well as hiring them out, giving individual vehicles their own names and layouts. The range includes VW Transporters, larger VW Crafters and Mercedes Sprinters.
The business operates under Staycation Scotland Ltd. It announced a relationship with Kombi Campers in 2025, while Four Seasons Campers also trades under Staycation Scotland Ltd. Those connections do not make the different brands’ vehicles or rental conditions interchangeable.
Our verdict
The range gives comfort quite different forms: compact vans concentrate sleeping space into pop-top layouts, while the larger conversions make room for fixed beds or indoor washing facilities. Equipment such as kitchenware and outdoor seating makes the offer useful for travellers arriving without their own camping kit. The main trade-off is between that well-equipped starting point and a rental commitment that needs care around cancellation and damage exposure.
Vehicle categories
Compact campervan
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Compact campervan
Compact campervan
Compact campervan
Compact campervan
Staycation Scotland’s range centres on pop-top campervans, with a smaller selection of longer conversions for different sleeping and bathroom arrangements.
The standard Transporters are about 4.89 metres long and use two double sleeping areas, including the roof space. Their habitation equipment includes induction cooking and lithium batteries. This describes the living equipment, not an electric drivetrain. Both manual and automatic choices are available within the range, and Tia’s four travel seats distinguish it from the five-seat specification of several other Transporters.
Bathroom requirements make Lulu and Remi particularly worth examining. Lulu combines a fixed double bed and roof sleeping space with a toilet cubicle and small indoor shower. Remi has enclosed toilet and shower facilities, a king-size bed and a convertible single. It is also the longest of these examples at about 6.84 metres, compared with Lulu’s roughly 5.99 metres.
The Sprinter conversions Lyla and Frida take a different approach, with fixed double beds, gas cooking and pull-out portable toilets. Their dining areas include child-size bed arrangements. For a party of three, confirm the sleeping arrangement for the assigned van before booking.
Locations
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Glasgow — Clydebank 8 Park Road, Dalmuir, Clydebank, G81 3LD.
Edinburgh Airport area Edinburgh
Before booking
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Indicative rental prices | Seasonal starting prices are £115 per night in November–March, £135 in April and October, and £155 in May–September. These are “from” rates without a specified vehicle or rental year, rather than a quote for particular dates. |
| Paying for the hire | The advance payment is 25%, with the balance due 28 days before collection. Bookings made within that period require full payment. |
| Security deposit | The security amount is £750. This is separate from both the rental price and the insurance excess. |
| Damage excess | The standard excess is £1,500 per incident. Heather and Remi have an optional reduction to £750 at £10 per rental night. |
| Protection exclusions | Standard liability exclusions include glass and tyres, wrong fuel, deliberate damage and unsecured keys. Heather and Remi also offer a separate stone-chip and tyre option at £35 per hire; its limits and exclusions need to be checked before relying on it. |
| Mileage and territory | Unlimited UK mileage is included. Travel into the EU requires prior approval. |
| Driver requirements | Requirements include a minimum age of 23 and at least two years’ driving history. Licences from the UK, EU, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are accepted under the rental terms. |
| Cancellation | Cancelling with fewer than 28 days remaining forfeits the full rental payment. |
| Collection and return | Standard collection is 15:00–16:00, with return by 11:00. Prearranged early collection and late return are separate optional extras, each £50 per hire in the Heather and Remi examples, subject to availability. |
| One-way hire | Collection in Glasgow and return in Edinburgh, or the reverse, is permitted. A one-way price needs to be confirmed for the booking. |
| Transfers to Clydebank | Heather’s transfer options include Glasgow Airport, Glasgow Central and Queen Street at £30 each way, Edinburgh Airport or city at £130 each way, and Prestwick at £80 each way. These are transfers to or from the headquarters, not additional rental depots. |
| Dogs | Prior approval is required for one medium or two small dogs. Gigi and Phoebe are pet-free. The accepted-pet cleaning charge is £40 per hire in the Heather and Remi examples. |
| Bedding and portable equipment | Bedding and towels are included for Lulu, Lyla and Frida. For Heather, optional extras include bedding for two at £40 per hire, towels at £5 per person per hire, a sleeping bag at £25 per item per hire and a portable toilet at £30 per hire. |
| Handover and breakdown cover | A demonstration is provided at collection, supported by available dashboard videos. Breakdown cover is included. |
| Fuel and toilet on return | Missing fuel is charged along with a £25 fee. Returning a dirty or unemptied toilet incurs a £50 charge. |
| Overdue return | Returning one to two hours late incurs a £50 charge. More than two hours late adds a daily rental charge and an insurance supplement. This is distinct from a prearranged late-return extra. |
Quick answers
Yes. The booking model lets you select a named van, which helps when a particular bed layout, transmission or bathroom matters. The terms still allow substitution or a refund, so the chosen vehicle is not an unconditional guarantee.
Lulu has a small fitted indoor shower, while Remi has an enclosed indoor shower and toilet.
Both have three travel seats. Each combines a fixed double bed with a child-size dining-bed arrangement, but the sleeping capacity for a three-person booking needs confirmation for the chosen van. Three travel seats alone do not settle the overnight arrangement.
Yes, one-way hire is permitted between the two pickup locations, including the reverse direction. Confirm the price and handover arrangements for the booking; this does not establish one-way hire to other Scottish cities.
No. The Edinburgh pickup service uses an off-airport satellite office and includes airport collection. A paid transfer from Edinburgh to the Clydebank headquarters takes you to a different handover location.
Dogs require prior approval, with a limit of one medium or two small dogs. Gigi and Phoebe are pet-free choices. An accepted pet carries a £40 cleaning charge per hire in the Heather and Remi examples.
Bedding and towels are included with Lulu, Lyla and Frida. Heather offers bedding for two and towels as paid extras, so the equipment included with the named van matters when deciding what to pack.
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