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Campsites in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs open in May

12 campsites in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs are open in May 2027, 12 of them for the whole month. May is one of the best months to camp: long evenings, wild flowers, fewer midges in the Highlands and two bank holiday weekends (book those early, many sites set minimum stays).

What's on: May half term 29 May – 6 Jun · Bank holiday weekends 30 Apr – 2 May · Bank holiday weekends 28 May – 30 May · Bank holiday weekends 30 Apr – 2 May · Bank holiday weekends 28 May – 30 May

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Holiday park · Tyndrum · Open all month · from £17

Tyndrum Holiday Park

Tents, caravans, motorhomes, pods

  • Dogs welcome
  • Campfires
  • Glamping

from £17/night

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Campsite · Drymen · Open all month · from £28

Drymen Camping

Tents, motorhomes, pods

  • Some dogs
  • Glamping

from £28/night

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Holiday park · St Fillans · Open all month

Loch Earn Leisure Park

Caravans, motorhomes, static caravans

  • Dogs welcome
  • Near beach

Prices on request

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Questions people ask

Which campsites in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs are open in May?

12 campsites, including Firkin Point Motorhome Permit Area, Loch Earn South Shore B, Luss Caravan and Camp Site, Tyndrum Holiday Park, Milarrochy Bay Camping and Caravanning Club Site and Drymen Camping. 12 are open for the whole month.

What's the cheapest campsite in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs open in May?

Firkin Point Motorhome Permit Area, from £4.50 a night for two adults, is the lowest price we can find in May.

Are there dog-friendly campsites in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs open in May?

Yes, 11 of the campsites open in May take dogs. Use the Dogs filter above.

Can I go glamping in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs in May?

Yes, 5 glamping sites are open in May. Use the Glamping filter above.

Which campsites open in May allow campfires?

3 of them allow fires in some form, usually in a raised fire pit.

Is May a good time to go camping in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs?

May is one of the best months to camp: long evenings, wild flowers, fewer midges in the Highlands and two bank holiday weekends (book those early, many sites set minimum stays).