Stopovers in Scotland

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Stopovers in Scotland

· Posted: 22.07.2013 · #1

Planing to go to Scotland for 2 weeks in August, have a rough plan to go up the east coast see the Highlands and back down the west coast. Our 1st time any further north than Edinburgh and would appreciate any info on Camp sites & wild camping sites any where in Scotland.
I think I got a good enough deal on ferry crossing with Stena via Nutt travel ie return for MH +2 @ £208.
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· Posted: 22.07.2013 · #2

Robert,

Tom created a map of the POI's recommended by Digger (Brian) on here, CLICK HERE

£208 quite good!

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Re: Stopovers in Scotland

· Posted: 23.07.2013 · #3

Hi Robert,

Some great campsites for Scotland are here Campsites Scotland

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· Posted: 23.07.2013 · #4

Hi Robert
I think that's a good price
In going back in September so looking forward to seeing any new wild site you find.
Girvan harbour is very good stopover it's about 1 hr from ferry so handy if you get a late boat over or an early boat home. We used it twice last year. Clean toilets and quiet short walk to pub and shops.
Brian

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Midge Bites

· Posted: 23.07.2013 · #5

Thanks everyone for the info thats what I was hoping to get. One other thing are the midge's has bad has everyone claims, Beccy and they don't get along to well ie she comes out it lumps when bit where as they just bit me and move on. Does anyone know of precautions or remedies for the wee buggers?

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· Posted: 23.07.2013 · #6

I posted this a while back, might come in handy.

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· Posted: 23.07.2013 · #7

Quote by beakey

Some stuff here Smige Not sure if it's any good or not, maybe you could do an experiment while on your hol's and try the various remedies and if any of them actually work or not and post it to Ally's tread forum/topic.php?t=3339 would be great to know the results.

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Re: Stopovers in Scotland

· Posted: 23.07.2013 · #8

A cream called Anthisan is good as well, we never go anywhere without it ,I got a doing in bathgate with them and Anthisan Cream was the only thing that took the swelling down and the itch away. Good luck

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