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Dog-friendly Loch Lomond and the Trossachs: cafes, stays, walks and beaches

Short answer: Yes, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs has dog-friendly options. We list 23 checked places so far, including Balquhidder Braes Holiday Park, Immervoulin Caravan & Campsite, Luss Caravan & Camp Site, Strathfillan Wigwams. Each listing shows where dogs are allowed, any fees, the source and the date we last checked it.

Cafes, pubs and restaurants (9)

Brig o' Turk Tearoom Brig o' Turk

Inside: Dog friendly tearoom

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Kirk of the Lochs

Inside: Dog-friendly venue

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Clansman

Inside: Dogs welcome

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Waverley Hotel Callander

Inside: Dog friendly pub

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Village Rest

Inside: Well-behaved dogs allowed

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Faerie Tree

Inside: Dog friendly

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Oak Tree Inn

Inside: Dog-friendly inn

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Broch Cafe

Inside: Dog friendly indoorsOutside: Covered outdoor seating

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Drovers Inn Arrochar

Inside: Dog friendly in the bar and hotel rooms

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Places to stay (13)

Balquhidder Braes Holiday Park

Inside: Majority of lodges pet friendly

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Immervoulin Caravan & Campsite

Outside: Dogs on a lead outside the van; off-lead dog walk at the end of the park

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Luss Caravan & Camp Site Luss

Outside: Pet friendly; on leads; dog walk and bins on site

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Strathfillan Wigwams

Inside: Dogs welcome in wigwams

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Milarrochy Bay Camping And Caravanning Club Site Balmaha

Outside: Pets welcome; designated dog walk

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Inverbeg Holiday Park Inverbeg

Inside: Up to 2 well-behaved dogs in pet-friendly units (request when booking)

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Loch Katrine Eco Camp

Inside: Dog-friendly lodges, max 2 dogs£10 per dog per stay

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Drymen Camping Drymen

Inside: Not in pods (assistance dogs only)Outside: Welcome; on a lead and under control at all times

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Forest Holidays Strathyre Callander

Inside: Pet-friendly log cabins£15 per pet per night (Forest Holidays)

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Lake of Menteith Hotel

Inside: Pet-friendly rooms

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Campsie Glen Holiday Park

Inside: Dog friendly

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel & Spa Aberfoyle

Inside: Dog-friendly hotel

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Lagganbeg Caravan and Camping Park

Inside: Not in the Osprey Campers CabinOutside: Max 1 dog£10 per dog

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Days out (1)

Go Ape

Outside: Well-behaved dogs welcome on site on leads

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Still being researched here: walks, beaches. We only publish places once their dog rules are confirmed.

FAQ

Is Loch Lomond and the Trossachs dog friendly?

Yes, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs has dog-friendly options. We list 23 checked places so far, including Balquhidder Braes Holiday Park, Immervoulin Caravan & Campsite, Luss Caravan & Camp Site, Strathfillan Wigwams. Each listing shows where dogs are allowed, any fees, the source and the date we last checked it.

How much do places to stay in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs charge for dogs?

Charges we have recorded: Loch Katrine Eco Camp: £10 per dog per stay; Forest Holidays Strathyre: £15 per pet per night (Forest Holidays); Lagganbeg Caravan and Camping Park: £10 per dog.

Do dogs need to be on a lead?

Many walks and estates here ask for leads, especially near livestock and ground-nesting birds from April to July. Follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code and any local signs.

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