Dog-friendly glamping in Grey Mare's Tail Nature Reserve

This spectacular nature reserve is home to one of Scotland’s best waterfalls and abundant wildlife.

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Dog-friendly glamping in Grey Mare's Tail Nature Reserve guide

When to go

Grey Mare’s Tail Nature Reserve is open to visitors all year round. Spring and summer are the best times to visit the Southern Uplands as the weather is typically at its best and daylight hours are long. As with everywhere in Scotland, the summer school holidays draw the biggest number of visitors.

Know before you go

  • There is a small entry fee, which is paid at the car park (admission is free for National Trust for Scotland members.
  • Interpretation panels in the car park provide useful visitor information.
  • The nearest bathroom facilities are five miles away at St Mary’s Loch.
  • There is no public transit access to the reserve: your own vehicle is essential.
  • Even in summer, the weather can quickly change. Warm, waterproof clothing and sturdy walking boots are essential.
  • If wild camping, be sure to follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

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