Loch Doon Camping Byelaws Consultation Event Timings Adjusted

East Ayrshire Council has revised the schedule for its public consultation on proposed new camping byelaws for the Loch Doon area.

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Generic image of a Scottish council library consultation event with bookshelves and a meeting area.

The East Ayrshire Council has adjusted the timings for its public consultation event regarding proposed new camping byelaws for the Loch Doon area, to be held at Doon Academy Library in Dalmellington on Monday 19 October 2026.

By popular demand, the timings for next week's consultation event concerning proposed new camping byelaws for the Loch Doon area have been altered. The event will take place at Doon Academy Library in Dalmellington on Monday 19 October 2026.
From 4.00pm to 7.00pm, residents can attend a drop-in session where council officers will be available to explain the consultation process and provide assistance with completing the online consultation. This will be followed by an open meeting at 7.15pm, featuring the Acting Depute Chief Executive of East Ayrshire Council, alongside representatives from relevant teams and partner organisations.
The consultation aims to address issues such as careless camping, environmental damage, and anti-social behaviour in the Loch Doon area, ensuring the space can be enjoyed by residents, workers, and visitors alike. Local people and stakeholders are invited to share their views.
Members of the Environmental Health Team, Ayrshire Roads Alliance, and Ayrshire 360 will be present to answer questions and assist attendees with their submissions. The event is primarily aimed at those who live in, work in, or visit the area for outdoor pursuits.
Further information about the consultation, including the proposed Byelaws and maps of affected areas, can be found on the 'Enjoy Loch Doon' consultation page. Advice on visiting the area safely and considerately is also available.
Based on information from the official source: East Ayrshire Council (15/10/2026)