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Dumfries is only around 1.5 miles from the lodge, making it easy to combine a country stay with access to shops, cafés, restaurants and historic attractions.

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Caerlaverock Castle and the Solway Wetlands

South of Dumfries, Caerlaverock Castle is one of Scotland’s most distinctive medieval strongholds.

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Discover Dumfries

Dumfries is only around 1.5 miles from the lodge, making it easy to combine a country stay with access to shops, cafés, restaurants and historic attractions.

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Kirkcudbright and the artists’ coast

Kirkcudbright is known as Scotland’s Artists’ Town, reflecting the generations of painters and craftspeople.

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Galloway Forest Park

Galloway Forest Park extends across forests, hills and lochs in the west of the region.

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Drumlanrig Castle

To the north of Dumfries, Drumlanrig Castle rises above its estate in distinctive pink sandstone.

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Threave Garden

Threave Garden, near Castle Douglas, is rewarding in every season.

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