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Bothies
Five Bothies are situated within The Galloway Forest Park boundaries. Only a couple of these, however, are maintained by the Ranger Service of the Park.
- Bothies provide basic shelter only.
- Your own supply of water is required in order to stay in any of the five bothies.
- Bothies, due to their remoteness do not have toilet facilities.
- Please leave the bothies how you would like to find them, as there is no cleaning service. The state of the bothy purely relies on the previous users.
- Again, depending on the generosity of the previous occupants, firewood is sometimes available.
For more information on wild camping see: SUW Wild Camping
In 1965, The Mountain Bothy Association (MBA) was founded in order to maintain simple unlocked shelters in remote places throughout the country. See: http://www.mountainbothies.org.uk/
 | The Beehive Bothy Near LaggangarnThe Beehive Bothy - Grid Ref: NX220715 (no fireplace) |
 | White Laggan White Laggan Bothy - Grid Ref: NX466775 South of Loch Dee |
 | Section: Dalry to Sanquhar Chalk Memorial Bothy - Grid Ref: NS685019 Head of Water of Ken, (no fireplace) |
 | Section: Wanlockhead to Moffat Brattleburn Bothy - Grid Ref: NT016069 East of Daer Reservoir |
 | Section: Moffat to St Mary's Loch Over Phawhope Bothy - Grid Ref: NT182082 North-east of Ettrick Head |
 | Section: St Mary's Loch to Traquair Minch Moor Bothy - Grid Ref: NT342337 East of Traquair (no fireplace) |
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