Dog Friendly Lodges & Log Cabins In Scotland

Scotland Dog Friendly Log Cabins

Broxburn

1 Bed Lodge in South Queensferry

Ref: S880272

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom – 1 king-size - 1 shower room with large shower cubical and WC - Electric oven, 2-ring induction hob, microwave, Tassimo coffee machine and fridge - Smart TV in lounge - Private wood-fired hot tub...

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£200

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Tain

2 Bed Lodge in Nigg

Ref: S367208

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 king-size and 1 twin - 1 shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, Nespresso coffee machine and dishwasher - Welcome pack provided - Travel cot and...

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£176

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Dalbeattie

Thistle Dubh ("Doo")

Ref: S842439

Reviews 11

Nestled along the stunning coastline of Dumfries and Galloway lies the charming village of Sandyhills, a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by adventurous travellers. With its picturesque Rockcliffe Beach offering breathtaking views of the Solway...

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£107

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Dornoch

Chalet C

Ref: S842997

Reviews 6

Translating in Gaelic to 'pebbly place', Dornoch is a delightful seaside resort in the North of Scotland. It is a beautiful town with so much to see and do and it is a place full of history and culture. Dornoch is home to the 13th-century Dornoch...

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£99

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Lockerbie

Cleugh Lodge

Ref: S684090

Reviews 18

The town of Lockerbie is set in the lowlands of Scotland, in the Dumfries and Galloway region. Lockerbie has a range of amenities including pubs, restaurants, a bakery and a pottery. There are also facilities for curling and ice skating, with...

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£73

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Dalmally

Bradan Lodge

Ref: S1058587

The village of Dalmally, on the road between Tyndrum and Oban in Argyll and Bute, probably began life as a settlement to provide for the nearby Kilchurn Castle, established in the mid 15th century by the 1st Lord of Glenorchy, Sir Colin Campbell....

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£118

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Lochgilphead

Lochead Chalet

Ref: S842196

Reviews 2

Located at the top end of Loch Gilp, which opens from the much larger Loch Fyne, the town of Lochgilphead was originally designed as a planned town. Founded towards the end of the 18th century and following on from the opening of the road from...

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£74

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Gatehouse of Fleet

Birds Nest, Gatehouse of Fleet

Ref: S854836

Bird’s Nest is a luxurious and cosy seaside bothy, just a short stroll from the shores of Carrick Bay. Carrick Bay enjoys an amazing rural setting as well as providing a hideaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Carrick shore is a...

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£88

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Caithness-shire

Lodge 10 - 3 Bed, Wick

Ref: S188950

Perfect for couples, families, and groups, these 3-bedroom lodges offer a luxurious base camp with partial sea views for adventures along the Caithness coastline. Highlights: Outdoor Deck: Large wooden deck with furniture for relaxing and...

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£151

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St Andrews

3 Bed Lodge in St Andrews

Ref: S522036

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 2 twin rooms with zip-and-link beds (which can be made into king-size on request) and 1 double - 2 bathrooms – 1 shower room and WC, 1 bathroom with waterfall shower over bath and WC - Gas hob...

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£194

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Rogart

Kestrel Cottage

Ref: S366479

Reviews 27

The little village of Rogart is settled within the Scottish Highlands. The village offers basic amenities, including a convenience store, a petrol station and a welcoming pub. The surrounding area is best explored on foot, offering miles of...

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£209

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Newton Stewart

Roe Deer Lodge

Ref: S425736

Reviews 18

Whithorn is a small village on the south coast of Scotland with a rich history. The highlight of the village is the Priory and Museum with its beautiful setting overlooking the bay. The museum is dedicated to the study of the Priory, which was...

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£71

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Dumfries

Curlew Lodge

Ref: S777648

Southerness is a small coastal village established in the late 18th century, which looks out over the Solway Firth, and forms part of the Colvend coast, one of the finest stretches of coastline on the 'Scottish Riviera'. Home to three pubs, two...

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£115

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Dumfries

Lapwing Lodge

Ref: S777647

Reviews 3

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£115

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Dumfries

Skylark Lodge

Ref: S777649

Reviews 1

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£115

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Strathpeffer

Pebbles Cottage

Ref: S6419

Reviews 21

Often compared to a Bavarian Mountain resort, the picturesque spa village of Strathpeffer owes its growth to the discovery of water springs during the 1700s, and was declared in 1819 to be the healthiest drinking water in Britain! The original Spa...

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£105

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Whithorn

Rowan, Whithorn

Ref: S1029419

Reviews 1

NEW TO OUR PORTFOLIO FOR 2025 Rowan is thoughtfully designed to accommodate up to four guests. Step inside, and you'll discover a beautifully appointed open-plan living area with a plush sofa and armchair perfect for unwinding with a good book, a...

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£79

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Kirkcudbright

The Drovers Cabin, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S810967

Reviews 1

A unique off grid property with no electricity This former Drovers Cabin which has retained many of its original features including the original, now decommissioned gas lights, is completely ‘off-grid' and offers life at a different pace. With...

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£84

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Caithness-shire

Jog Lodge 7 - 3 Bed , Wick

Ref: S188928

Facilities include free Wi-Fi, Flat screen Apple TV with movies on demand, Playstation 3, DVD player, docking station, electric hob and oven, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, kettle & toaster, iron & ironing board, hairdryer, toiletries,...

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£142

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Kippford

Screel View, Kippford

Ref: S483522

Reviews 15

Screel View is set on the hillside above Kippford with panoramic views over the Urr estuary to Screel Hill from the living area and attractive decked area. The setting offers peace and tranquillity making Screel View an ideal place to rest and...

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£172

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Caithness-shire

Jog Lodge 8 - 3 Bed, Wick

Ref: S188931

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£142

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Caithness-shire

Jog Lodge 3 - 3 Bed, Wick

Ref: S188927

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£142

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Caithness-shire

Jog Lodge 6 - 3 Bed, Wick

Ref: S188929

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£142

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John O' Groats

Lodge 13 - 3 Bed , Wick

Ref: S188952

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£142

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Dog-friendly lodges in Scotland

Apart from the fact that good weather isn't always guaranteed, Scotland is a wonderful place for a short break with your four-legged friend. With plenty of wide open spaces like the Cairngorms National Park, it's perfect for lovely long dog walks with stunning views. Our dog-friendly cabins in Scotland cover the Scottish Borders to the Highlands, from the coast to the countryside and everywhere in between.

Fancy booking a pet-friendly log cabin in Scotland with your own private hot tub? We also offer a great selection of dog-friendly log cabins with hot tubs in Scotland (plus larger pet-friendly lodges with hot tubs) which are perfect for retreating to after a busy day spent exploring. Why not browse our dog-friendly lodges, log cabins, shepherd's huts and more in Scotland for your next getaway? Many even come with their own enclosed gardens, so your dog can stretch their legs while you have peace of mind.

Browse through our selection of log cabins in Scotland that allow dogs and you'll find properties with everything you'll need from a home from home. Whether you are after a dog-friendly cottage within a buzzing holiday park or you'd prefer a rural escape somewhere peaceful like Loch Lomond, we'll find it for you. Don't delay, let us help you book your dream dog-friendly hot tub holiday today!

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What our customers say about their holidays

Mark - Verified booking

Site of lodge peaceful and quiet, surrounding area glorious.

Lodge itself overall poorly maintained, tired looking, unhygienic, poor cleanliness. Decking area full of cobwebs, green mould and algae, bird poo, dead plants in pots, seating rusty, discoloured, stained. Entrance step broken temp mend with gaffa tape, as is shower enclosure with hazard tape, mould and dirt ingrained in shower enclosure. Smoke alarms held on by blue tac as one fell off during our stay. Kitchen utensils pots and pans, glasses and cutlery filthy and requiring cleaning before use. Previous occupants food, slippers, toothbrushes and toiletries left in cupboards. Wifi not working as was television, sound only no picture ( known problem). Battery powered bedroom side light not working. Overall very disappointed as have used Sykes before, spent most of our time away from lodge and left early, Did not complain to Sykes or owner at the time as in my view to many problems and issues requiring solved and many of them already aware of by owner according to welcome book and cleaning schedule etc in folder. All above documented in various pictures I am able and willing to share on request with owner and Sykes, although I strongly recommend both require to visit lodge as my pictures and summary above are a true reflection of what we experienced and nothing like what you describe on your website. This customers journey was not a happy one. Mark and Fiona

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Hilary - Verified booking

The location is lovely.

Unfortunately our hearts sank when we saw the caravan next door's motorhome parked a foot away from the side lounge window of the lodge. There was a really nice view from the decking of the fields to the left, but obliterated by the motorhome. The decking of the lodge was covered in dog hair and bird droppings, and a broken pot by the French doors also covered in bird droppings. The lodge has obviously been lovely at one time, but has an air of neglect about it, frayed curtains, dirty blinds and window ledges, fluff and dust behind the bathroom door, the oven and toaster were filthy, the kitchen cupboards dirty, especially the one under the sink. Utensil rack on the wall ingrained with grease. Dog hairs stuck to the valance on the double bed. No bedside lamp. Personal items, presumably the owner's, in cupboards and drawers, even shoes and socks in one of the bedroom drawers. Despite the property being advertised as having central heating the handbook stated that there is a fire in the lounge and a portable heater, and not to touch the controls of the boiler. All in all a total disappointment, made worse by the lack of attention to cleanliness.

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Rahul - Verified booking

We were a family of 4 with one of my son in a wheelchair.

We had a good time at Pebbles cottage. The location was great, along the scenic Loch Achilty. The access into the cottage was slightly difficult for a wheelchair, but the cottage is not designed or advertised as a Wheelchair friendly one, however we liked the location so decided to go for it and managed. The property was in clean condition, the owner was very friendly and welcoming and gave us very useful suggestions about local areas to explore. She was quick to respond to anything we needed. Property is a great location for people with interest in fishing, and water adventure and for walking and exploring nature. Cottage did had some minor maintenance issues and kitchenware needs up keeping. As there were lot of dogs of guests as well as the owner around, when we visited, we had to cope up with the occasional dog mess, which could be helped with some gentle reminders for the guests to keep the lawn clean. Overall, we had a good time and would recommend.

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Sandra - Verified booking

Best Holiday ever!

!! We stayed in one of the lodges for 2 weeks and we couldn't believe the kindness and hospitality of the owners. They made a lovely and memorable holiday for us with all the care and love they put into making guests happy. The lodge was really comfortable, a great sofa and an orthopaedic mattress. It was also very clean. It's a very peacefully and quiet area, perfect for an "away from the city-stress holiday". There are plenty of places to visit and also Glasgow and Edinburgh are just one hour train away. We enjoyed every minute there and had a very relaxing time on the lodge and walking around the fields, towns and forest. The sights are stunning from the lodge. There is a very comfortable garden with BBQ facing the fields, perfect to enjoy the sunset while having a nice dinner. It's worth every penny! We are definitely coming back. Thank you so much for such a lovely experience!

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Gurvir - Verified booking

Kestrel cottage was a really amazing place to stay.

The cottage completely exceeded our expectations and the views are breathtaking. We were 4 adults on our stay and we were more than comfortable. We had everything we needed. Mackie and Eimear were fantastic hosts. A slight issue with the TV in one of the bedrooms was fixed really quickly. The fireplace was one of my favourite features as well as the hot tub of course! Itâs a really remote location so a car is definitely necessary but the location is really great to explore the west coast which we did and thoroughly enjoyed. Weâre already planning when we can get back. Canât recommend highly enough, we all had a fantastic relaxing holiday. Thanks you Mackie abs Eimear.

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Isle of Arran

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Loch Ness Tours

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Ben Nevis

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Loch Leven

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Skara Brae Prehistoric Village

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Edinburgh Castle

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Jedburgh Abbey

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Dunnottar Castle

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Duart Castle

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Culzean Castle

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Robert Gordon University (RGU) Aberdeen

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Edinburgh Zoo

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Dog Friendly Lodges & Log Cabins In Scotland

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Scotland Dog Friendly Log Cabins

Broxburn

1 Bed Lodge in South Queensferry

Ref: S880272

Tain

2 Bed Lodge in Nigg

Ref: S367208

Dalbeattie

Thistle Dubh ("Doo")

Ref: S842439

Reviews 11

Dornoch

Chalet C

Ref: S842997

Reviews 6

Lockerbie

Cleugh Lodge

Ref: S684090

Reviews 18

Dalmally

Bradan Lodge

Ref: S1058587

Lochgilphead

Lochead Chalet

Ref: S842196

Reviews 2

Gatehouse of Fleet

Birds Nest, Gatehouse of Fleet

Ref: S854836

Caithness-shire

Lodge 10 - 3 Bed, Wick

Ref: S188950

St Andrews

3 Bed Lodge in St Andrews

Ref: S522036

Rogart

Kestrel Cottage

Ref: S366479

Reviews 27

Newton Stewart

Roe Deer Lodge

Ref: S425736

Reviews 18

Dumfries

Curlew Lodge

Ref: S777648

Dumfries

Lapwing Lodge

Ref: S777647

Reviews 3

Dumfries

Skylark Lodge

Ref: S777649

Reviews 1

Strathpeffer

Pebbles Cottage

Ref: S6419

Reviews 21

Whithorn

Rowan, Whithorn

Ref: S1029419

Reviews 1

Kirkcudbright

The Drovers Cabin, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S810967

Reviews 1

Caithness-shire

Jog Lodge 7 - 3 Bed , Wick

Ref: S188928

Kippford

Screel View, Kippford

Ref: S483522

Reviews 15

Caithness-shire

Jog Lodge 8 - 3 Bed, Wick

Ref: S188931

Caithness-shire

Jog Lodge 3 - 3 Bed, Wick

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