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Dog-Friendly Glamping in Scotland

Dog-Friendly Glamping Pods in Scotland

Our dog friendly glamping in Scotland stretches from the Borders to the Highlands, with lochs, glens and beaches ready to explore together. Most Scottish Wigwam sites welcome dogs, including Largo Law, Glenlivet, Wigtown, Moffat and Cove Farm, so you are never short of choice.

With Scotland's famous access rights and miles of paths, glamping in Scotland with a dog is a walking holiday made easy, and many cabins add a private hot tub for post walk soaks. Use the search below to pick your dates and find the right Scottish site for you and your dog.

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Dogs Genuinely Welcome

Almost all of our sites welcome dogs - indoors with you and space to roam outside. Bring your best friend along for the whole adventure.

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Book with confidence. Your money is safe in the hands of the UK's most established glamping brand.

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Secure your dog-friendly escape before pay day and spread the cost with our low deposit booking scheme.

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End each day of fresh air and muddy walks around your own campfire, with your dog dozing happily at your feet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most Scottish Wigwam sites welcome dogs, including Largo Law and Montrave in Fife, Glenlivet in the Highlands, Wigtown and Moffat in Dumfries and Galloway, Cove Farm and Sunnybank in the Borders and Braidhaugh in Perthshire. Use the 'Dogs Allowed' filter to see the full list of dog friendly Scottish sites.
Yes. Several Scottish Wigwam sites combine 'Dogs Allowed' pods with private hot tubs, including Wigtown, Cove Farm, Sunnybank and Montrave. Filter by 'Dogs Allowed' and 'Hot Tub' to find Scottish pods that offer both, then soak under big northern skies while your dog dozes on the decking.
Yes. Scotland's access rights mean you and your dog can roam responsibly across most hills, glens and beaches, which makes it one of the best places in the UK for a walking holiday with a dog. Keep dogs under close control around livestock and during ground nesting bird season, and follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
Scotland's beaches are generally very dog friendly all year round, from the sands of the East Neuk of Fife to the Solway coast in Dumfries and Galloway. A few popular beaches ask for leads in summer, so check local signs, but you will rarely struggle to find a stretch of sand to share with your dog.
It varies by site. Many Scottish sites accept one or two dogs per pod and some welcome more by arrangement, so check the individual property listing or contact the site owner before booking if you are bringing several dogs.
Some Scottish sites include dogs in the price, while others add a small fee per dog per night. Any dog charges appear on the individual property listing at the time of booking, so you will know the full cost before you confirm your stay.
Yes. Wigwam cabins are insulated and heated, so Scottish winter breaks are warm and cosy, and frosty hill walks followed by an evening in a private hot tub are hard to beat. Clear winter skies also give you a chance of seeing the Northern Lights from some northern sites.
Absolutely. Scottish Wigwam sites are set on working farms and estates with space to explore, animals to meet and beaches, lochs and forests close by. Cabins sleep families comfortably, and the dog gets to come too, so nobody stays home.
More than you can fit in one trip. Walk the Fife Coastal Path, explore Galloway Forest Park, climb Border hills or wander whisky country near Glenlivet, then finish in a dog friendly pub. Your site owner will point you to the best local walks and dog welcoming spots.
Visit wigwamholidays.com/glamping/dog-friendly-glamping/scotland and use the search bar to pick your dates and area. Check your chosen property's dog policy, then book direct through the Wigwam website. Wigwam's Price Guarantee means booking direct always gets you the best available rate.