Animals
Four-legged friends are welcome, large or small.
Dogs stay on pitches for £1.50 per dog per night. Horses are £12 per horse per night, arranged in advance, with water and shelter in the neighbouring field.
- Dogs £1.50 per night
- Horses £12 per night
- Assistance dogs welcome throughout
Dogs are welcome on all camping pitches at Drymen Camping for £1.50 per dog per night. They cannot stay in the Kocoons, Green Pods or LandPod, though assistance dogs are welcome anywhere on site. Horses can be accommodated at £12 per horse per night if arranged in advance.
What are the rules for dogs?
On the lead, under control
There are horses and free-range chickens and ducks on the neighbouring farm, and not all guests are dog fans. Keep your dog on a lead and under control across the whole site.
Off-site for business
Take your dog off site to do its business, then bag it and bin it immediately. It must not be left for someone else to stand in.
Not in the showers
Dogs cannot go in the shower block. If your dog needs a rinse, ask a member of staff and we will arrange free access to a hose.
Lambing season
During lambing season, and in particular around Conic Hill, please follow the advice from Loch Lomond National Park on dogs and livestock.
Can I bring a horse?
We can take horses at £12 per horse per night, but it has to be arranged in advance so we can get the neighbouring field ready. There is water and shelter there. Get in touch before you book rather than turning up with a horsebox.
Questions about dogs
Is Drymen Camping dog friendly for West Highland Way walkers?
Dogs are welcome on camping pitches at £1.50 per dog per night, on a lead and under control. They cannot stay in the pods, though assistance dogs are welcome throughout. Follow the National Park advice on dogs and livestock around Conic Hill, particularly during lambing.
Are dogs allowed at Drymen Camping?
Dogs are welcome on pitches at £1.50 per dog per night, on a lead and under control at all times. Dogs cannot stay in the Kocoons, Green Pods or LandPod, though assistance dogs are welcome throughout.
Walking the Way this year?
The 2027 season runs from Sunday 14 March, with the last night on Friday 8 October and last check-out on Saturday 9 October.