I have the whole summer of, so I intend to camp for a lot of it. I have decided on 4 places so far but would quite like another one or two places.
In Scotland, not bothered where but I've decided on Loch Lomond, the Loch Tay area and Skye so far. Not the Aviemore area as I have somewhere to stay if I go there, nor the North East because I live there but anywhere else.
Don't need anything fancy but toilets, showers and dogs allowed.
Any recommendations?
Thanks.
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Quote: Originally posted by chelsea girl on 07/5/2013
Glenbrittle on Skye is fab if you don't mind basic. Right at the foot of the Cuillins next to the beach.
I have stayed there numerous times, its lovely.
Luss campsite looks lovely but i've already ruled it out as it's on the wrong side of Loch Lomond and I'm trying to decide between the other two.
Quote: Originally posted by Bowies on 07/5/2013
Good sites on kintyre, fav is point sands at Tayinloan, right on beach and campfires allowed on beach, hope you have a lovely summer x
That looks awesome, not too expensive either. I have put it on my short list. Need to see whats is in the area as I've never been there before.
Don't forget about the east neuk of Fife there are some lovely villages to visit around the cost, also there is the borders again lots of nice places to visit. Not sure of all the different sites but do a search and I am sure lots shall turn up.
Lucky you getting to camp over the whole of the summer! I don't know if this site will be a bit too far for you to travel but we stayed at Loch Ken near Dumfries. It was a lovely site. If you are not fussed for EHU, you can pitch right down by the loch.
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We stayed at Cruachan Farm last August it is 3 miles from the village of Killin which has a co-op etc in Perthshire on Loch Tay I think, weather was great only one heavy shower on one evening and the site seemed to cope well with this. They have a small shop which I think will take orders for you. The toilets were spotless and quite a few nice walks. On the tarrif prices for a caravan is £17 and EHU is £3 and the views are lovely too. They also have a small play park for children and they are dog friendly.
Quote: Originally posted by mr-mac on 20/5/2013
Not areas you specifically mentioned but glen Nevis site beside fortwilliam is Brill, great views and nicely priced.
also can't remember name but nice site on glenshee road, could fit in nicely with heading to skye
I've looked at that, looks nice. Can't really decide where else. I have a list so then I can plan on an area but can change due to the weather if it's nicer else where.
I'm thinking you mean the glen shiel road? I don't need any campsites out that way because skye is an easy 5-6 hour drive, I know the road very well. :)