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It's called Mossyard, never stayed there but used to go there swimming with the kids. Lovely part of the world is Dumfries and Galloway.
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Hi,
I think the site referred to above is called Auchenlarie it's 2 mins away from Laggan.
If anyone needs any info on places to wild camp in D&G or South Ayrshire please don't hesitate to ask
Any advice on those areas would be very helpful re wild camping
On the road from Newton Stewart to New Galloway there are loads of places to stop. Also, in past Glentrool towards Bruce's Stone, though nearer the stone is a weight restricted bridge. We often spend a night in the hills.
That’s great will pm you as soon as we sort a route out ,we are hoping to see around the Trossacks and loch lomand ,middle May,then going further north before comind back down to D&G +S Ayrshire.We are going to the Dumfries rally at the air field.So around 4 weeks + in total Any info will be appreciated.If you send me a PM stating the places you intend to visit I will do my best to suggest areas that are suitable for wild camping
Thanks all who added to this thread.
We’ve just come back from the Galloway Forest - stunning!!! I wanted to visit after reading this thread and then doing a little bit of research. We were hoping to wild camp at Otters Pool but there was a sign that said we couldn’t stay overnight :-( pinned to the toilet block.....so we moved onto a place that didn’t have a sign
Happy days
You should be telling them how rubbish it is and keeping them away I have fund lodes of wilding spots up the certainly not sharing them with any oneI'd recommend "The Raiders Road" to anyone, the otter pool is a wonderful spot to wild camp, there's even a toilet block & its smack bang in the middle of Britains first designated dark skies area, the view of the stars on a clear night is mind boggling.
Glad you enjoyed visiting our part of the world, please hurry back.
I did not advertise it on her but we were told by a ranger last year that we will be moved on if we camped there was big problem last year with litter and wild campers.Glad you enjoyed your stay.
The Galloway forest area as well as the Dumfries & Galloway area are true undiscovered gems.
The forestry commission who run "The Raiders Road" always quote that overnight parking is not permitted. We've never had any trouble in overnight parking there & its a wonderful place to star gaze, but as with any wild camp we should always be prepared to move along if asked with no quibble.
As motorhomer's we've been lucky in that no-one appears to have abused the area & as long as we all employ the countryside code to leave it as we found it (or better) then hopefully we can still enjoy the privilege.
Hurry back.
Hi GerryPaul I'm a Glaswegian living in Dumfries, I keep telling the folk on here when they cross the border turn left and you will find every thing Scotland has to offer. Only difference being its a lot quieter and cheaper than tourist hotspots.
If your ever looking for wildcamping spots let me know.
Hi have tried to pm you re above doesn’t seem to workIf you send me a PM stating the places you intend to visit I will do my best to suggest areas that are suitable for wild camping
Hi Gerry
We are coming to your rally in June,but before you get to you we would love to tour around the area.
We are coming up to Scotland middle May,would love some advise on where to stay in the D&G area + others if possible.
Pat &Dave You can pm me if needed