Drymen Camping
Drymen, Stirling and Forth Valley, Scotland
Drymen, Stirling and Forth Valley, Scotland
Drymen Camping is a great stop off for walkers and cyclists in the Scottish countryside, set along the West Highland Way and National Cycle Route 7. Choose from backpacker and large grass pitches, with tents and campervans welcome. Or, there are a selection of simple, cosy pods with beds, including a quirky Landpod. The village of Drymen is also a 35 minute walk away, with Loch Lomond a 15 minute drive from the campsite!
Why choose Drymen Camping
Family friendly camping and pods, with a communal area offering WiFi and phone charging
Just 15 minutes by car from Loch Lomond and 20 minutes from Glengoyne Distillery
Situated on the West Highland Way walking route and National Cycle Route 7
About the site
Just a 15 minute drive from Loch Lomond and set on the West Highland Way walking route, this family and dog friendly campsite is ideal for nature lovers. There are smaller non electric grass pitches, measuring 3m x 3m, for small tents only (up to a three person tent). Additionally, there are larger non electric grass pitches which are 10m x 10m and also allow campervans as well as tents (but no motorhomes or caravans, sorry). If you want to leave the tent at home, there are a range of pods to choose from. Bedding and towels are not provided as standard, but can be hired at an extra cost. There are two Green Pods, each with a double bed, a small dining table and a picnic bench. Plus, there are two Kocoon camping pods with two memory foam benches, which are slightly smaller than single beds. Or, opt for the quirky LandPod, unique in design with double bunk beds, an indoor dining area, side panels that can lift up and an outdoor, sheltered seating. Dogs are allowed on each of the camping and touring pitches, just please keep them on the lead at all times. Only assistance dogs are permitted in the pods. If you have a horse, stables are also available as a bookable extra! Campfires and fire pits are not permitted. BBQs are allowed but only if a non-disposable type and raised off the grass.
Open from 14 March to 10 October.
There are 35 accommodation options on-site
24 x Small Non Electric Grass Tent Pitches
Max 3 people
Small grass 3m x 3m pitches without electric, ideal for backpackers, cyclists and those travelling with a small tent.
6 x Large Non Electric Grass Pitches
Max 6 people
Grass pitches that measure 10m x 10m without electric. Suitable for tents and campervans only.
Site rules and policies
Check-in is available between 2pm-8pm.
Check out is by 10am.
Dogs are allowed on each of the camping and touring pitches.
Only Assistance Dogs are permitted in the pods.
Awnings, gazebos and pup tents are not allowed.
No motorhomes, caravans or trailer tents sorry.
Please read our full terms and conditions including booking and cancellation policies before booking.
Need to know
Frequently asked questions about Drymen Camping
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Site rules
What time is check-in and check out at Drymen Camping?
Check-in at Drymen Camping is available between 2pm and 8pm. Check out is due by 10am on your final day.
Is Drymen Camping dog-friendly?
Yes, Drymen Camping is dog friendly, they are allowed on each of the camping and touring pitches, just please keep them on the lead at all times. Only assistance dogs are permitted in the pods.
Does Drymen Camping allow BBQs and campfires?
Drymen Camping allows non-disposable BBQs, just please ensure these are raised from the ground. Please note, open fires and fire pits are not permitted.
Does Drymen Camping allow groups or pitches being booked together?
No, Drymen Camping does not allow group bookings as the site is aimed at couples and families.
Does Drymen Camping allow day guests to visit those staying onsite?
Yes, Drymen Camping does allow day visitors/guests, but they are permitted until 8pm, after which they will be required to pay an overnight fee, subject to availability.
Does Drymen Camping have a quiet time or noise policy?
Yes, Drymen Camping does operate a quiet policy from 10pm.
Pitches
Does Drymen Camping allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?
No, awnings, gazebos and pup tents are not permitted on the pitches at Drymen Camping.
Can I park next to my pitch at Drymen Camping?
Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Drymen Camping. Any extra vehicles can be parked in the main car park.
Facilities
Is there WiFi at Drymen Camping?
Yes, Drymen Camping does offer free WiFi access in the sheltered communal area.
What is phone signal like at Drymen Camping?
Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Drymen Camping.
Does Drymen Camping have a communal fridge and freezer?
No, Drymen Camping does not offer a communal fridge or freezer.
Does Drymen Camping have electric vehicle charging?
No, Drymen Camping does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is the Chargeplace Scotland Charging Station (10 minutes).
Does Drymen Camping have a shop onsite?
No, there is not a shop at Drymen Camping. For picking up essentials, there is a Spar shop a five minute drive away.
Is there a restaurant or cafe at Drymen Camping?
No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Drymen Camping. For dining out, Drymen village is a five minute drive or 35 minute walk away, with Skoosh cafe and the Clachan Inn.
Getting there
What is access like for touring at Drymen Camping?
Access may be difficult for tourers at Drymen Camping due to the tight/narrow road. You may have to pull over to let vehicles pass.
Are there any local taxi service companies to Drymen Camping?
Local taxi companies to Drymen Camping include Dacs Taxis (07868 534494) and Drymen Taxis Services (01360 660077).
What is the nearest bus stop to Drymen Camping?
The nearest bus stop to Drymen Camping is Ardmore gardens which is a 35 minute walk away and offers services to Alexandria, Balloch, and Balfron.
What are the nearest public transport links to Drymen Camping?
The nearest train station to Drymen Camping is Balloch which is a 20 minute drive. The closest bus stop is Ardmore gardens which is a 35 minute walk away and offers services to Alexandria, Balloch, and Balfron.
What's nearby
What are the nearest pubs to Drymen Camping?
The nearest pub to Drymen Camping is the Clachan Inn, a five minute drive away.
What are the nearest beaches to Drymen Camping?
There isn't a beach nearby, however, Loch Lomond is a 15 minute drive from Drymen Camping, ideal for watersports.
What walking routes are close to Drymen Camping?
Drymen Camping is situated on the West Highland Way, and Loch Lomond is a 15 minute druive for lakeside walks.
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