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According the the BBC forecast it has been raining here yesterday and today, but we haven't seen a drop of rain for weeks.  

If I were you I would go for it and ignore the forecast.  You cannot get an accurate forecast in hilly areas, it can be glorious weather here when it is pouring with rain two miles down the road.  If it is raining where you are camping then you won't have to go far to find dry weather.

Last July we booked a week away to Aberdeen, we were loading the car on the friday ready for a very early hours departure when all the floods hit the uk , we ummed and arrred for hours got some kip and decided to see what it was like when we got up, , when we got up the devastation was begining to come through the media, we decided that we would go, take t slow and just hope the rain would clear through the week and we would get some nice weather.  we did get there safe and sound although the weather wasnt summer weather and there was a bit of rain we thouroughly enjoyed it the kids enjoyed the campsite playing games reading walking and sight seeing. 

What ever the weather im sure you will have a good time

DON'T GO - you won't like the Scots and you won't like Scotland.  The weather is awful, the air is full of midgies and the hills are running with wild haggis.  Many of the campsites have empty pitches - Oooops did I say that - Drat!  

Carr

Go Go Go, plenty to do in the rain and soooo much fun.

Scotland is beautifull rain or sunshine

Miamia