Take advantage of dog-friendly glamping in Scotland; from the highlands to the coast, there is something for the whole family!
Browse the different shepherd’s huts and lodges available and see why many dog owners choose this stunning country as their next destination. From Loch Lomond to Edinburgh, it has water sports activities, history and incredible scenery to explore.
Nigg, Highlands
Ideal for romantic glampers, this pod provides breathtaking views across the North Sea and has a king-size bed and a shower room. There is a woodburner in the lounge, EV charging available outside and a decking area with a luxury private hot tub.
You’re perfectly positioned to explore all that the Highlands have to offer from this glamping pod. The sandy beaches of Portmahomack and Balintore are nearby, whilst there is a seasonal ferry that runs from Nigg to Cromarty. Something a bit different includes visiting the Glenmorangie Distillery in the town of Dornoch.
Kinlochleven, Highlands
This beautiful detached mountain cabin can accommodate a couple with one bedroom and one shower room. Facilities include a combination microwave, a woodburner with logs provided and a smart TV. A BBQ in the enclosed garden and a hot tub with bathrobes are also provided.
Due to its location in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the West Highland Way and the Mamore Mountains are easily accessible and worth walking with your dog. You can travel from Fort William to Mallaig on the world-famous Jacobite Steam Train, which is excellent for children.
Teviothead, Scottish Borders
This stylish micro lodge provides a wonderful glamping experience. It has a double bed, shower room, well-equipped kitchen and an open-plan living area. Outside is a luxury hot tub under a shelter, and you can enjoy alfresco dining on the decking overlooking the countryside.
From the moment you leave the campsite, numerous walking, hiking and cycling routes are available to try with your pet. The Ian Landles nine-mile is an excellent option for those who want to be out all day, and the River Teviot is a great spot for those wishing to try salmon and trout fishing.
Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway
This unique double shepherd’s hut is ideal for a family of glampers. It has two bedrooms, a double and a twin, and an open-plan lounge diner. There is a large garden with a pond, private parking for two cars and a jacuzzi on the patio overlooking the countryside.
The local town is recognised as a Dark Sky location, meaning it’s a perfect destination to look at the stars. Moffat has a range of shops, eateries and a monthly farmers market worth visiting. Loch Skeen is also within 17 miles and provides a brilliant day out for the whole family.
Libberton, Clyde Valley
Situated on a working farm, this stunning lodge has a king-size bedroom and a shower room, making it perfect for couples. There is underfloor heating throughout, smart tv in the lounge and an open-plan kitchen. A BBQ hut is available to hire, a hot tub and an unfenced pond.
You can head into the nearby Lanarkshire area with its many historic towns and villages. Horse riding, trout fishing and cycling are all available locally, and you can also admire the Clyde Valley by climbing to the top of one of the many hills.
Whithorn, Scotland
A stunning ground floor hut with one king-size bedroom, external shower room and toilet. It benefits from a wood-burning stove, an enclosed garden area, a jacuzzi and a firepit. There are also an onsite shop and farm animals that you can visit, including ponies and cows.
You can head towards the coast from this glampsite and discover the glorious Machars peninsula and the Isle of Whithorn, one of Scotland’s most southerly villages. Newton Stewart is also worth visiting and is the gateway to the Galloway Hills.
Auchencairn, Scotland
Perfect for a romantic escape, this detached glamping lodge has one bedroom, a bathroom, and a utility area with a washing machine and dryer. Ideal for those searching for dog-friendly glamping in Scotland with hot tubs, you can admire the majestic views from the covered decking area, dip in the hot tub, sit on the fully enclosed patio, and watch the sunrise.
The town of Dalbeattie is a short drive with shops, cafes and activities. For watersport activities, the Galloway Activity Centre is located on the banks of Loch Ken. We recommend visiting the RSPB Ken Dee Marshes for the day if you enjoy bird watching and wildlife.
There’s no longer an excuse to leave your pet at home when there are so many dog friendly glampsites in Scotland available; as you can see, these shepherd’s huts and lodges still provide the same luxury, but all whilst welcoming your pets. Scotland has plenty of outdoor activities, beaches and countryside to explore, so what are you waiting for?
If you’re still unsure, why not look at other areas for dog friendly glamping in the UK, as we cover a range of locations throughout the country.
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John Devlin
Based in the North East and rarely without his dogs, John blends first-hand travel research with a genuine passion for exploring the UK with four-legged companions. He writes practical, experience-led guides to help fellow dog owners choose stays, walks, and places to eat that truly welcome pets.