The forest is a magical place at any time of day. Why go home when you can stay?
Eco-camping
Spend the night surrounded by nature at Kilvrecht Campsite beside Loch Rannoch in Highland Perthshire.
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Keep an eye out for this symbol. This marks which forests you can camp in. |
Help us take care of the forest by following the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
Cabins in the forest
Hire a wooden cabin by lovely Loch Long in Argyll Forest Park, at Strathyre in the stunning landscape of the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park or at Glentress in the Tweed Valley. During the day you can enjoy plenty of activities for the whole family. There are miles of forest trails to explore and wonderful woodland wildlife. Book through Forest Holidays.
Wild camping
Wild camping is permitted on our land, if you do it responsibly. Please minimise any impact on your surroundings and take your litter home. Wild camping is lightweight and means carrying all your kit in your rucksack (or on your bike, horse or canoe). It’s often part of a journey or expedition and is done in small numbers for two or three nights in any one place. The Scottish Outdoor Access Code has more information about responsible wild camping.
Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park has byelaws about camping and fires in place between March and September. These are needed to protect some of our most cherished loch shores. Camping from October to February is unaffected.