rough camping

[~Stef~]

Anyone know some good spots north of Fort William ?

 

[garfield]

like it a bit rough, do we sir, do we.....little bit rougher than your average man....oooh sir.....do you like it prison rough or football rough...jumpers for goalposts....oooh sir...suits you....

****I'm sorry.....has anyone got anything more useful to say than this.....

 

[G.C.]

Think you may find something up here

 

[~Stef~]

like it a bit rough, do we sir, do we.....little bit rougher than your average man....oooh sir.....do you like it prison rough or football rough...jumpers for goalposts....oooh sir...suits you....




****I'm sorry.....has anyone got anything more useful to say than this.....

You know as I typed it I tought i'm leaving this open to suggestions

 

[~Stef~]

Think you may find something up here

Cheers, planning a wee trip or two in September decided its about time to take some time off work and do nothing but ride my bike/s

 

[BAKERMAN]

Am I missing something here, surely rough camping means anywhere off the road.

Member of our family 80 years of age with his wife just open boot of car get kit out and camp anywhere, I asked him about security at night he said " I boxed for OXFORD"

 

[~Stef~]

Am I missing something here, surely rough camping means anywhere off the road.:

It would indeed. There used to be loads of great places on the A82 side of Loch Ness untill the local council started dumping bloody great big boulders in every open space.

 

[Uinneag]

It would indeed. There used to be loads of great places on the A82 side of Loch Ness untill the local council started dumping bloody great big boulders in every open space.

Thats to stop pikies like you camping willy nilly and leaving freezers and burnt out cars at yir erse

Don't mind tents but when I see a campervan at the side of the road early in the morning I always give them a kindly blast on the horn


Some cracking spots nr Clunie

 

[arcboutant]

Oonyacks gairden wid dae

he niver cuts the gress

 

[Gordon]

Couple of North West suggestions:

Firemore Sands on the B8057 north of Poolewe. Community owned land - camping is rough but permitted. There is an 'honesty box' where you are asked to pay £2 per night. All monies go to local (Inverasdale) Primary School. No one checks - its up to individuals to pay. Brilliant place - light fires on the beach - collect drinking water from a local spring about 1 mile away. I was there in October last year and by 6pm the beach was deserted.

Other option is on the Slaggan road. This is an unclassified road north of Laide towards Opinan. Ride down the dead-end track for a few miles and park up. scramble down to the beach and you will have complete peace and quiet - guarenteed

Pics 1-2 Firemore Sands
Pics 3-5 Slaggan

 

[H.R.H. Nashskye]

like it a bit rough, do we sir, do we.....little bit rougher than your average man....oooh sir.....do you like it prison rough or football rough...jumpers for goalposts....oooh sir...suits you....

****I'm sorry.....has anyone got anything more useful to say than this.....

Love it...

Skye's pretty rough, you could kip on Black Bob's sofa...
Sorry I ain't much use either, us Scots don't do roughing it I'll have you know...

 

[~Stef~]

Couple of North West suggestions:

Firemore Sands on the B8057 north of Poolewe. Community owned land - camping is rough but permitted.

Looks like a cracking spot

 

[~Stef~]

Love it...

Skye's pretty rough, you could kip on Black Bob's sofa...
Sorry I ain't much use either, us Scots don't do roughing it I'll have you know...

Didnt know there was any Scots left on Skye