With just over a month to go until the Euro 2024 opener against the hosts on June 14, some supporters will still be considering making the trip.
Scots hoping to book a last minute trip across to Munich for our opener against Germany can still secure a bed for just 20 quid a night - with breakfast even included in the price.
The 'Oktoberfest on a Budget Munich' campsite which is offering the cut-price accommodation boasts a stunning garden view, sun terrace and there's even a 24-hour front desk for those stumbling back after the match. A coffee shop and minimarket are also available on site - and a free continental breakfast is also included in the price.
Graeme told the Record: "The party of the summer for Scots is in Germany. If you are still thinking about getting a flight and camping, go for it! It's a great opportunity for the Tartan Army to bring colour, noise, and friendliness to the locals. Tens of thousands will be driving, flying or taking the train across in a bid to soak up the atmosphere, in what is our first overseas international finals since the World Cup in France in 1998.
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