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Pet-Friendly

Our pet-friendly accommodation in Scotland

We have five dedicated pet-friendly self-catering lodges and chalets, plus two shepherd’s huts. So you can enjoy a holiday with your beloved dogs. What’s more, we are set amongst 18 acres of private land, enjoying a foreshore on Loch Lomond and open parkland for playing. Dogs may run free off the lead here, but we ask that you keep them in your sights and under control. As a dog-friendly holiday resort, we happily allow dogs inside the living areas of our pet-friendly accommodation, but please keep them off the furnishings and refrain from having them in the bedrooms.

5-star dog-friendly holidays

When booking, simply select from one of the following properties – all note at booking that they accept dogs:

• Drumlanrig – Lodge (max 2 dogs)
• Mellerstain – Lodge (max 2 dogs)
• Lismore – Diamond Lodge (max 2 dogs)
• Stewart – Diamond Lodge (max 2 dogs)
• Abbotsford – Chalet (max 2 dogs)
• Drummond – Chalet (max 2 dogs)
• The Dipper – Shepherd’s Hut (max 1 dog) (no hot tub)
• The Duck – Shepherd’s Hut (max 1 dog) (no hot tub)

Please note there is a £45 free to bring up to 2 dogs in our lodges/chalets, and there is a fee of £35 to bring 1 dog only in our shepherd’s huts.

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Some great things for dogs to do locally

• Roam and play on our 18 acres of private ground
• Run free (in large parts of our grounds)
• Swim in the loch (but dry me before returning to lodge please!)
• Walks – along the foreshore, in the Balmaha woods, on Conic Hill (on the lead only & along the West Highland Way
• Local dog friendly dining

Local pet-friendly activities

Our dog-friendly lodges are surrounded by countryside, and there are a number of pet-friendly activities to enjoy in the local area. See our dog-friendly holidays guide for a handy list.

Dog-friendly restaurants

And now you can also enjoy dog-friendly dining areas on the banks of Loch Lomond. Just next door, The Oak Tree Inn welcomes you and your dogs to dine in their dog-friendly restaurant/cafe.

Owner responsibility

Whilst in the direct vicinity of the lodges, we ask that dogs are on a lead and mess should be bagged and disposed of responsibly. Owners are asked never to leave pets unattended in a lodge and to prevent them from excessive barking or whining to respect other guests.