Drummohr Camping and Glamping Site

Drummohr is a Visit Scotland 5-star touring, camping & glamping site on the shores of the Firth of Forth, just 2 miles from Musselburgh. Located in the walled garden of an old monastery this picturesque and tranquil site is ideally placed for visiting the festival city of Edinburgh and the East Lothian coastline. Easy access to Edinburgh via bus or train. There are a range of dog friendly attractions Edinburgh. Drummohr is open all year. Quiet site policy after 10.30pm.

As a dog friendly Edinburgh campsite, dogs are welcomed free of charge on the tent and touring pitches and the site operates a small cleaning charge per stay in the dog friendly glamping pods and pet friendly holiday lodges with hot tubs. Up to two well-behaved dogs in the dog friendly hot tub lodges. There is a lovely secure dog walk round the perimeter of the site, as well as the woods of the Prestongrange Industrial Heritage Museum close by. 

With both grass and hardstanding touring pitches, the site also welcomes tents and backpackers all year round. There are a range of glamping pods to suit all budgets, from the value for money single Octo pods, through themed family friendly Hexi pods, dog friendly family glamping bothies and a range of fully equipped two and three-bedroom holiday lodges with hot tubs and without. Fire pits and BBQs for hire. Croc boxes and linen available to hire for all glamping accommodation. Free WiFi.

On site is a children’s playground, scenic dog walk, Information Room and a small, licensed shop selling essentials, local gin and ales and produce including ice creams. Secure bike racks. EV charging station on site.

Our newly refurbished luxury amenity blocks have free hot showers, family/accessible bathroom with baths, laundry and indoor campers’ kitchen with kettle, microwave, freezer, toaster and vending machines.

The site is located next to the Royal Musselburgh golf course, between Musselburgh and Prestonpans, both of which have a variety of amenities. Easy access to the John Muir Way, a picturesque cycle and walking route along the Firth of Forth. The bus stop into Edinburgh is a 5-minute walk, with buses running every 20 minutes and the bus taking about an hour. Wallyford train station is a 20-minute walk, with trains running to Edinburgh Waverley every hour and taking just 10 minutes. Dogs allowed on the bus and train. The bus and train also run East along the coast towards the seaside town of North Berwick. There are a choice of dog friendly beaches a short drive from Drummohr.