Does Cobleland Campsite allow dogs?

Yes, dogs are welcome at Cobleland Campsite.

What kind of stays does Cobleland Campsite offer?

Tent, Motorhome, Glamping, by a river.

Cobleland Campsite

Forest-floor camping on the River Forth with a hands-on owner and a Trossachs National Park address that earns every pitch.

Cobleland sits on the banks of the River Forth inside Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, two miles from Aberfoyle via a purpose-built cycle track. The woodland pitches tuck beneath oak trees at the edge of Loch Ard Forest; from some you can hear the river. The Trossachs skyline accounts for the rest: Ben Lomond and Ben Venue are both visible, and Loch Katrine is a short drive into the park.

Owner Oliver runs the place with visible commitment. Reviews consistently single him out by name, whether for keeping the facilities spotless, stocking a proper on-site shop, or handing out drams to guests on New Year's Eve. A coffee shop and a pizza van operate on site, which makes this a more complete package than the forest address might suggest. The woodland pitches offer real seclusion; the hardstanding electric bays suit tourers wanting a settled base for the Trossachs.

Walkers and cyclists get the most from the location: the River Trail, the Easter Trail, and the Highland Boundary Fault Trail all start nearby, Aberfoyle is 15 minutes by bike, and the Rob Roy Way passes close. Blair Drummond Safari Park, Doune Castle, and Stirling Castle are all within range for families wanting day-trip variety.

Before you book

Pitches can feel close together during school-holiday peak weeks, woodland pitches offer more space than the open bays.

“A proper forest campsite inside a National Park, run by someone who clearly cares: immaculate facilities, a stocked shop, and a cycle path to town before breakfast.”

Why it made the cut

Queen Elizabeth Forest Park address with River Forth riverbank access
Owner-present operation with consistent, named praise for care and welcome
Coffee shop and pizza van on site; Aberfoyle reachable by cycle path in 15 minutes
Woodland pitches with genuine seclusion alongside hardstanding bays for tourers

The Feeling

Curated rustic · Mixed tempo

New years dram from the ownerRiver in the backgroundOak canopy morningsTrossachs on the doorstep

Good For

Family
Dog holiday
Solo

Best For

126-pitch family site on the banks of the River Forth in Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
Meadow and woodland pitches beneath oak trees with direct access to forest walks
Gateway to Trossachs outdoor pursuits: hiking, cycling, water activities, and nearby Ben Lomond

In Campr's collections

Forest deepOak-canopy woodland pitches on the edge of Loch Ard Forest, with the River Forth audible from the quieter spots.
Riverside sleepsThe site sits directly on the River Forth banks inside Queen Elizabeth Forest Park.
Slow familyOwner Oliver runs a tight, family-focused operation: spotless facilities, a stocked shop, playground, and the Trossachs as a backyard.

Facilities

Toilets

Electric hookup

Playground

Quick answers

Does Cobleland Campsite allow dogs?: Yes, dogs are welcome at Cobleland Campsite.
What kind of stays does Cobleland Campsite offer?: Tent, Motorhome, Glamping, by a river.
Where is Cobleland Campsite?: Station Road, Cobleland, Gartmore, Campsite FK8 3RR, UK.