Why a VW California works well in Scotland
Car-like to drive
A California is less intimidating than a large coachbuilt motorhome, particularly if it is your first campervan trip.
Four travel seats
Our campervans are authorised for up to four occupants in total, including the driver.
Kitchen and living space
The campervan setup includes the equipment needed for simple meals, drinks and relaxed stops along the route.
Built for changing weather
Heating, a leisure battery, hookup capability and the campervan layout make it easier to enjoy Scotland beyond perfect summer days.
What comes with a Wee Coo?
Standard hire normally includes unlimited UK mileage, eligible driver insurance, roadside assistance, kitchen and cookware, plates, cups and utensils, tea and coffee, cooking gas, hookup cable, leisure battery, heating where fitted, fridge, hob and sink. Packages and optional extras let you decide how much bedding, comfort kit and added flexibility you want included.
Good for couples and small families
A VW California gives two travellers plenty of flexibility and can also work for a family or group of up to four. The best setup depends on how much luggage you carry, the season and whether you plan to use campsites most nights. If you are new to campervans, we will talk you through the roof, beds, kitchen, power and everyday vehicle controls at handover.
Where to take a VW California in Scotland
From Glasgow, popular routes include Loch Lomond and Glencoe, the Argyll coast, Fort William and Skye. With more time you can continue into the Highlands or plan an NC500 trip. A California is especially useful where you want the freedom of campervan travel without moving up to a much larger motorhome.