2015, Scotland anyone?

creationblue said:

Mr Brightside said:

rockandrollcamper said:

But only the "Woodland Fresh" scented variety works according to the Forestry Commission workers


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Is that a fact? :lol:

Most of the camping will be beachside but seeing as the scenery is so good and wild camping is legal im sure lochside will be on the cards...

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jonboylaw said:

Guys, if you are coming up then May is the best month for sure. I did a tour of the west coast last year. Recommend the following:

Red squirrel campsite @ glencoe
Great atmosphere, free wood for fires and a cracking pub down the road.

Applecross via the Belach Na ba pass (steep)
The drive over the pass is worth it. Lots of midgies in July/August great pub with good food

The sands holiday centre near Gairloch. Camping in the dunes!

Sligo Sands, Durness
Camping on the cliff tops, turquoise water and an epic drive up single track roads.

I want to do some islands this year, Harris is supposed to be amazing. Buy a island hopper ticket as individual tickets for the boats are expensive.

Let me know if you want more advice. Would be great meet for a beer somewhere.




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cotswoldiver said:

It's our main holiday destination this year Justin, giving mainland Europe a miss this time round and heading up slowly with stop offs in Derbyshire, Northumberland and probably North Yorkshire one way or another. Haven't got set dates yet but probably early September hoping that most of the midges have had their fill of tourists by then. Aiming for the west coast with a bit of golf thrown in for the other half. probably just a nice horseshoe shaped trip up one way and back down the other side.
Little bit of work for Jason to do before then but looking forward to it. Long time since I've taken a couple of weeks off for a nice amble around these isles

And as far as midges are concerned

http://www.tyndrumbytheway.com/scottish-midges/

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