Nestled amongst woodlands and sheep fields,
on the edge of Drymen village, Mulberry Lodge is a tranquil and cosy hideaway in the Trossachs National Park…
Mulberry Lodge can sleep 4 people in two bedrooms. It is completely private for your group and includes a beautiful lounge, kitchen and dining area, a full bathroom with double sinks, and a washroom, and deskspace.
Please see the Guest Suite page for full details about the accommodation.
Perfect for West Highland Way walkers, those exploring the area on a quick trip, as a stopover on your way up to the Highlands & Islands, or anyone needing simple but luxurious lodgings if you’re here for an event nearby.
The History of Mulberry Lodge
Mulberry Lodge’s history spans three centuries and countless tales from families, locals, and travellers alike…
The original Lodge, built in 1888, was called Gateside Lodge. It housed the gatekeeper who managed the delivery entrance for Gateside House at the end of the estate. Once the Gateside estate begun to sell off pockets of land for individual homes, and no longer had need of the Lodge, it too was sold as a private home. The original part of the Lodge - which is now the guest suite - was made into a Bed & Breakfast, with the hosts occupying the new, extended, back part of the property.