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Kocoons

UK Scotland Central Scotland Stirlingshire Drymen Camping

  • Sleeps 2 (max 2 adults, 1 children)
  • Beds Provided
  • Pet Friendly

  • Bed Linen Not Included
Each Kocoon sleeps two people on fixed memory foam benches furnished with pillows but please bring bedding with you. No dogs permitted in Kocoons sorry. We have hot walk-in showers as well as a communal sheltered area so you can prepare food and wash dishes.

The Owner Says

Our Kocoons are the perfect little hideaway to rest your feet from a day of hiking. On either side there are memory foam benches to sleep on furnished with pillows, but please bring your sleeping bag/duvets. No dogs permitted in Kocoons sorry.
Once rested, we recommend you take a short walk to the top of the road as this will give you a great view of the valley, then walk over to the Conic Hill and onto Loch Lomond.
Drymen Camping is situated directly on the West Highland Way and National Cycle Route 7 which also forms part of the Lands End to John O'Groats Route. Our site is also used a stop off point by campervans and motorcyclists on their way to other well known holiday routes in Scotland such as continuing on to the Isle of Skye and the North Coast 500. We have a separate toilet and shower block with hot walk-in showers, these are included in your booking. We also have built a communal sheltered area so you can prepare food and wash dishes.

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About Drymen Camping

Suitable For

Campers, glampers, well-behaved dogs on leads and small campervans– yes (no electric hook-up or water provided, no motorhomes or caravans please).

Nearby

Drymen Camping lies within the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park (01389 722600). There are countless scenic walks suit all ages and abilities. If it rains, the Loch Lomond Shores complex (01389 751031) is filled with shops and eateries, plus Sea Life Loch Lomond (01389 721500). The campsite is located directly on the West Highland Way and is generally considered the first night’s stop on the route (all WHW baggage transfer companies deliver and pick-up from the campsite). The Rob Roy Way also starts from Drymen and the campsite lies beside the cycle route of the John Muir Way directly on National Cycle Route 7 – the latter forms part of the iconic Lands End to John O’Groats route. If you prefer your walks on horseback, Loch Lomond Pony Trekking (07745 277320) offers treks high into the moorland on the south western edge of Loch Lomond. For whisky lovers, Glengoyne Distillery (01360 550254) is 10 mins away by car and Glasgow is less than an hour away.

Food & Drink

The historic Clachan Inn (01360 660824) in Drymen, dating back to 1734, is just less than 2 miles away and serves up reliable pub grub and an enviable array of Scottish whiskies. Just 5 mins drive away, The Drymen Inn (01360 660123) boasts hearty fayre and popular live music and quiz nights. The Winnock Hotel (01360 660245) specialises in sophisticated interpretations of the best local produce such as king scallops and cullen skink. The Salmon Leap Restaurant at The Buchanan Arms Hotel (01360 660588) is – despite its name – the place to go for a steak. In Killearn The Old Mill (01360 550068) is a popular choice with its own kitchen garden and an atmospheric yurt for candlelit dining, while the award-winning Three Sisters Bake (0333 344 7344) is famous for cakes. For a family-friendly option, look no further than The Beach Tree (01360 550297) in Dumgoyne. Kids eat for free and there’s a petting zoo home to friendly Shetland ponies, pygmy goats and a whole menagerie of furry friends.
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