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Find a council site

Some local councils in Scotland run sites for Gypsy/Travellers.

You need to apply for a pitch.

Most sites are full and have a waiting list. Contact the council to check if there’s space.

If a council is not listed, it’s because they do not currently have a Gypsy/Traveller site.

Aberdeen City Council – Clinterty Aberdeenshire Council – Aikey Brae and Greenbanks Argyll Community Housing Association – Bayview and Duncholgan Clackmannanshire Council – Westhaugh Dundee City Council – Balmuir Wood Edinburgh City Council – Duddingston Falkirk Council – Redding Fife Council – Tarvit Mill, Heathery Wood and Thornton Wood Highland Council – Longman, Laggan, Spean and Kentallen North Ayrshire Council – Redburn Grove Perth and Kinross Council – Double Dykes and Bobbin Mill Scottish Borders Council – Innerleithen South Ayrshire Council – Houdston South Lanarkshire Council – Springbank Park and Shawlands Crescent Stirling Council – Bridgend West Dunbartonshire Council – Dennystoun Forge

Camping or stopping on other land

If you camp or stop somewhere that is not a council site or private site, this is called unauthorised land.

You have limited rights to stay on unauthorised land. Sometimes the council can negotiate for you to stay while you wait for space at a council site.

Check what happens if you camp or stop on unauthorised land.

Discrimination when you’re trying to find a site

You’re protected from discrimination by the law.

If you experience discrimination, you can:

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