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Hi Rob

Great pics, the site looks ideal .. Very Happy

can you recall what the fees were ?

Cycling up the mountain will be our challenge Wink

Thanks for the sticky !

Cheers
Jim

Motorhomersimpson · Moderator

Hi Jim,

sorry I cannot remember the pitch fee's as it was a while ago, but their website is here:

DABurleigh

Nope, can't remember prices either.

There are dedicated cycle route - you note they follow the contours Smile

For the hilly bits, you use boots Smile

Some great walking direct from the site - hills, forests, loch views, rocks, waterfalls, flowers:

Dave

DandM

We stayed at The Loch Ness site last October, a very friendly and helpful guy runs it and a wonderful location. The site does accomodate RV's of your size without a doubt although its a wee bit tight on exit especially (quite a steep sharp bend to get back on the main road) but you will manage. The pitches on the shore can slope a bit but there are level pitches behind those. (its basically a strip of land with a road seperating pitches on either side) nice bar, open all year I believe and although I can't remeber what we paid, I note that the campsite link has been posted.

I also agree with the posters who suggested North Ledaig, Morvich, Ardmair Point (luv it) and we have also enjoyed The Sands at Gairloch too, god that must have been 20 yrs ago.
So many places, all enjoyed and recommended

oh, and yes the CC site at Edinburgh (very much an RV friendy site) is well worth a visit if you fancy the delights of the capital.

happy hols
Dennis

adbe

I won't tell you about Mull, CalMac would bankrupt you

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